2024/25 Sean Dyche - Sacked

[Rich1878]

My twitter feed is now full of pretend ITK attention seekers (more than usual).

Even after everything that’s happened , I’d be surprised if he goes this week, this is Everton after all.

I’m sure he will wish us the best for the future …


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I bet that finger stinks of pork scratchings and arse

 

[Nymzee]

I bet that finger stinks of pork scratchings and arse

It is pork. Pure saus those fingers.

 

[EFC_FRANCIS]

Wasn't he West Brom manager? Hardly out of range.

Seriously have a word with yourself

Yes he was West Brom manager. Which means we would've had to pay multiple million pounds in compensation at a time when Moshiri was running round frantically turning off switches and we were failing FFP. He was never at any point a serious option.

 

[Toffe3m4n]

See you mate, of pop to dream up some more nonsense about dychey baby

Ouch, you got me - yeah Dyche is actually great and I was actually lying to myself the whole time I've been suggesting that he isn't. Nice one la

 

[Goat]

The replies to this make it clear what needs to be done.

 

[Marius57]

Haha christ on an effing bike!

I'm not allowed to speculate on an internet forum, but you're allowed to fly off the handle at me because you admittedly hate the subject of the matter? gotcha.

You clearly are too wound up to even coherently read & respond properly to my posts based on that last sentence, so you do you chief ha

Where’s he flown off the handle? Pointed out that you are rewriting history to make Dyche seem better than he is.

The facts are that Jackson got 3 wins from 8 and only lost 3 times. Dyche had 4 wins from 30 and wasn’t showing signs of turning it round. Pretending that he may have turned it round and that Jackson had lost it by the end and they looked hopeless is pure revisionism.

 

[pfim]

ok

He didn't even want the job until the following summer, he was more than happy to let us be relegated that season.

 

[Swagger]

Has he actually been sacked yet?

 

[Goat]

Where’s he flown off the handle? Pointed out that you are rewriting history to make Dyche seem better than he is.

The facts are that Jackson got 3 wins from 8 and only lost 3 times. Dyche had 4 wins from 30 and wasn’t showing signs of turning it round. Pretending that he may have turned it round and that Jackson had lost it by the end and they looked hopeless is pure revisionism.

People still doing the "He didnt take Burnley down" rubbish still?

 

[Tony’s Carp]

No greater rollercoaster of emotions than a day at Everton where nothing happens.

 

[JLW]

He didn't even want the job until the following summer, he was more than happy to let us be relegated that season.

That’s a total different story, had he come here he would have had us more wins and going the game being exciting. We are two years down the line with this tit and we’re in the same position.

 

[Daytripper]

Correct, we would have been relegated if Bielsa was employed.

I can only imagine what would of been put into that bucket he sits on if that happened

 

[nonstripdzebra]

Then they have to sack him too, or his role is pointless.

If Thellwell wants him to stay get rid of him also, paying 20m for a 4th choice cb given our position is a sackable offence anyway

Let's play this out then they fire Kevin and Dyche same day. Recruit a DoF overnight (weve seen no names seriously connected BTW), than give him oversight to hire a gaffer over the next week? All while having 20 or so days to recruit having not worked on any deals having just took the job?

We all arent dumb we know the kind of gaffers circled when its under grounds of surivival. I don't want another negative tactician that now likely gets to dictate a whole squad turnover come summer. Id rather keep the annoying one we have thats a dead man walking.

This is essentially my point of the turmoil that firing Dyche right now invites. I look forward to Thelwell and Dyche soon walking out the door, but the position we would be in if we fired them now is rife with instability IMO.

 

[bag a yoko]

We can all speculate and we can all have our heads in the clouds
Im going to say that had we not sacked Lampard 2 years ago he would have turned the form around and got us into comfortable mid table

I'm going to say that if we hadn't sacked Martinez after some absurdly unlucky results and (2? Semifinals in a season) we'd be Spurs quality.

Half the fanbase whinged that the football was dire when we had Ancelotti, James Rodriguez and were one game off Europe.

We thoroughly deserve relegation this season.

Who is coming in? Allardyce and Sammy Lee until the end of the season?

We can only hope.

 

[pfim]

That’s a total different story, had he come here he would have had us more wins and going the game being exciting. We are two years down the line with this tit and we’re in the same position.

It's not a different story, we would have been relegated that season under his plan. It was a complete non-starter.