2024/25 Sean Dyche - Sacked

[Caolam]

Patience is a luxury that we no longer afford. While we have an FA Cup tie next which is essentially a free rubber given our chances of winning a trophy but after that we are back into league fixtures and we have to be picking up points. I am by nature a cautious person but we cannot allow our situation with Sean Dyche be a repeat of Burnley. Sometimes no decision is a bad decision.

 

[Drico]

Well, if the owners are prepared to be patient (i.e.,. jeopardise their investment) and fiddle while Roma burns, that's on them. They had months to be prepared for this situation. Everyone knew the necessary immediate sacking of Dyche was a realistic scenario. We wondered if they'd do it on day one, for heaven's sake.

I don't think they seem prepared for the crisis that this club is actually in.

 

[Tipp blue]

Has he been sacked yet?

 

[Victus]

Sensible. Roma wasn't built in a day and all that !

'Everton has never been this brightly lit at night!'

 

[linderoth]

Has he been sacked yet?

It can't happen soon enough. Ideal time given it's a cup week

 

[kiss the crest]

Hello pal.

I would have had you down for a Mike Walker fan

 

[Mrk]

This is illogical.

While appointing a new CEO is important, it is not time sensitive - whether it happens now or in July, not a huge amount will change. But every week with this manager in charge is increasing the likelihood that we will be relegated, so it is very very time sensitive.

Even if a new CEO was appointed today, it would take them weeks to get up to speed, so it's not like they could make a decision on the manager anyway.

Get him out before it's too late for the love of god.

 

[davek]

Right, ok. That's where we stand then.

Sean Dyche is staying.

Let's get behind him and the team and do all we can to avoid the need for more instability, and stop calling for change that isn't going to come.

 

[billyblue80]

They're nuts if they don't remove him. Would take Baines in charge interim. We are spiralling with this fella in charge. Not only is he hopeless he no longer seems even arsed

 

[davek]

They're nuts if they don't remove him. Would take Baines in charge interim. We are spiralling with this fella in charge. Not only is he hopeless he no longer seems even arsed

We're spiralling out of control with 3 defeats since the middle of September.

 

[linderoth]

Right, ok. That's where we stand then.

Sean Dyche is staying.

Let's get behind him and the team and do all we can to avoid the need for more instability, and stop calling for change that isn't going to come.

Who is Paul Brown and why does his opinion settle it?

 

[Rooney_Tunes]

This is illogical.

While appointing a new CEO is important, it is not time sensitive - whether it happens now or in July, not a huge amount will change. But every week with this manager in charge is increasing the likelihood that we will be relegated, so it is very very time sensitive.

Even if a new CEO was appointed today, it would take them weeks to get up to speed, so it's not like they could make a decision on the manager anyway.

Get him out before it's too late for the love of god.

Is Paul Brown actually @davek?

 

[Rooney_Tunes]

Right, ok. That's where we stand then.

Sean Dyche is staying.

Let's get behind him and the team and do all we can to avoid the need for more instability, and stop calling for change that isn't going to come.

Paul Brown is @davek.

 

[Rooney_Tunes]

We're spiralling out of control with 3 defeats since the middle of September.

I agree.

Let's get relegated together.

 

[billyblue80]

We're spiralling out of control with 3 defeats since the middle of September.

Can't score a goal. Three wins all season . One point from the drop.