2024/25 Sean Dyche - Sacked

[Simon Buttle]

That’s nonsense, I don’t care who
He is, They’ve been around the cub for a few months.
If he was the right man for the job, why not give him a new deal

It might be that the person they actually want is in a job till the summer and they can't be bothered with the hassle of interims (rightly so imo) and they would hope with a few new signings that things can take a bit of an upturn.

 

[Doc Sick]

Maybe they think he can achieve the short term goal of keeping us up but feel we can make a more considered change in the summer.

 

[davek]

There is absolutely no question that fans in england are a lot less psycho than fans in italy. Giving a bit of grief to ratboy after a bad game doesn't change that (I assume you are referring to Gordon incident a few years ago.)

No. Peter Johnson getting run out of town.

 

[davek]

Bizzie

 

[davek]

The pitchforkers have suffered a bit of a reversal here.

 

[formerly manx toffee]

It's a bigger risk now keeping Dyche than getting rid of him.

The question is about whether a new manager for a new team can actually galvanise this team.

I am sure TFG have a view on how they transform Everton but have the big risk of relegation.

Short term need vs long term plan. Stick or twist

Oddly might be easier to fire Dyche if we were further away from trouble

 

[Eidean]

Some absolute losers support this football club don’t they?

Imagine accepting this? Nil Satis Shi*ty Optimum

 

[Moomin]

Maybe they think he can achieve the short term goal of keeping us up but feel we can make a more considered change in the summer.

Sir Southgate will only take the job in the summer, not now.

 

[UltraVires]

It might be that the person they actually want is in a job till the summer and they can't be bothered with the hassle of interims (rightly so imo) and they would hope with a few new signings that things can take a bit of an upturn.

If any of that is true then it shows that they are going to run our club like a club from a smaller league.

If Dyche is on £5m a year, that is a salary that would mean he is roughly on a par with Alonso at Leverkusen and approximately the 15th highest paid manager in the world.

Add in to that the kudos of managing in the PL then anyone would or should take it.

They need to either make a decision on the DoF now and let that DoF make a decision or make the decision on the manager themselves.

 

[blueboy72]

It might be that the person they actually want is in a job till the summer and they can't be bothered with the hassle of interims (rightly so imo) and they would hope with a few new signings that things can take a bit of an upturn.

So will they buying for the new man ?? Or dyche

 

[Lob]

The pitchforkers have suffered a bit of a reversal here.

You mean everyone else but you. You are the literally the only person i have come across today that is still backing him.

 

[matty1878]

The journo who got tours round Finch Farm and has had every TFG exclusive. When they want something out there they tell him

see ya everton fc

 

[chicoazul]

No word from the Campari brothers on any potential managers incoming ?

There’s only one Campari I believe mate.

 

[matty1878]

If that's true they get some credit.

They dont sound like they're in any mood to bend the knee to the managerial-merry-go-round lot who have destabilised this club since Moyes left.

Sounds like they've been well-briefed by some sensible people.

theyl get credit when they lash him

 

[Ferguson1878]

Let’s just wait until the Esk wakes up and gives us his thoughts before we get the black gloss out