2024/25 Sean Dyche - Sacked

[MrGrumpy]

And this new lot haven't started the best hope they are working on a replacement before they bin Scotch egg but the fact they thought we could muddle through to the summer sets alarm bells ringing

He will be gone after Peterborough

 

[Daytripper]

The way Sky paint it West Ham seem much more of a conversation and they aren't really in much trouble, we have become a total irrelvance. Thank you Moshiri. Kenwright and the rest!

Exactly mate but you could see this coming. Concerns would be brushed off as cry arsing or other guff yet some of the same folk in the fan base would be the first to brag about a win or two , like some sort of petty trolling point scoring against those who just want Everton to do well in the first f’kin place!

And you only have to look at the lack of presence in the city centre, the stalls who sell footy merchandise and the kids, whose kits they are wearing. It has a long term effect on the club, its relevance and potential commercial growth in the future.

Every club should aspire to win long term, not just Everton, otherwise what’s the point. Might as well just let two or three get on with it and the rest be fodder.

It’s not demanding or having a divine right, it’s about chasing success, the excitement .

the football league is supposed to be a competition isn’t it.

 

[Drico]

People discussing on national television, who is the bigger club, Everton or West Ham. Think about that . Should never be a discussion point in the first place.

"We've had good times."

 

[SuperKev91]

True, mate. No doubt. It’s not just Dyche. It’s total mismanagement top down. Totally grateful for TFG. Not too many teams were directly affected by Ukraine/Russia AND a new stadium on the line.

Exactly mate, appreciate Dyche isn’t doing a good enough job this season but our club has been ran almost to the point of collapse let’s not forget.

We were spending over a million a week just to facilitate loans. I dread to think what may have happened if we had gone down/TFG hadn’t rocked up this year.

Dyche should go but our issues aren’t his making, he’s a symptom of how terribly we’ve been ran.

 

[HappyJack]

Exactly mate but you could see this coming. Concerns would be brushed off as cry arsing or other guff yet some of the same folk in the fan base would be the first to brag about a win or two , like some sort of petty trolling point scoring against those who just want Everton to do well in the first f’kin place!

And you only have to look at the lack of presence in the city centre, the stalls who sell footy merchandise and the kids, whose kits they are wearing. It has a long term effect on the club, its relevance and potential commercial growth in the future.

Every club should aspire to win long term, not just Everton, otherwise what’s the point. Might as well just let two or three get on with it and the rest be fodder.

It’s not demanding or having a divine right, it’s about chasing success, the excitement .

the football league is supposed to be a competition isn’t it.

Yes exactly. Thats why branding is important. Thats why I doubt they will get Moyes. I hope the Friedkins see a big picture( ie use the new stadium, brand, high profile manager )to vault the rs.

 

[windymiller]

Not necessarily.

Maybe they have someone lined up in the summer, who won't come now/is already in a job?

They really should have gamed out both scenarios, in my opinion. It wasn't exactly an unforeseeable situation that we now find ourselves in, given the way we started the season.

 

[Azza]

This is how the next few weeks will go.

We'll get a win against Peterborough

Score draw again Villa,

Draw 0-0 against Spurs.

Then it's two weeks until the window closes. TFG decide to stick with him, bring in a player or two.

Lose against Brighton - oh well we've got new players to come in.

Lose against Leicester - oh no they definitely should have done something!

Draw against Palace - okay hopefully this is the start of stopping the rot

Lose against United - oh

Lose against Brentford - oh no

Lose against Wolves - oh no no.... yay Dyche sacked

 

[joe5494]

He will be gone after Peterborough

In that case, why not now? What’s the point in delaying?

 

[billyblue80]

He will be gone after Peterborough

Hopefully mate but the point remains they thought we could muddle through

 

[Toffeeslam]

If they are going to sack him they need to do it know with a window open

 

[Preki]

If they are going to sack him they need to do it know with a window open

Anyone could take the team against Peterborough. Sack him and let Baines and Young or someone do it.
Asap

 

[MrGrumpy]

In that case, why not now? What’s the point in delaying?

Haven’t got the next manager ready yet, they sack and replace within days normally

 

[matty1878]

This is how the next few weeks will go.

We'll get a win against Peterborough

Score draw again Villa,

Draw 0-0 against Spurs.

Then it's two weeks until the window closes. TFG decide to stick with him, bring in a player or two.

Lose against Brighton - oh well we've got new players to come in.

Lose against Leicester - oh no they definitely should have done something!

Draw against Palace - okay hopefully this is the start of stopping the rot

Lose against United - oh

Lose against Brentford - oh no

Lose against Wolves - oh no no.... yay Dyche sacked

no it won’t.

 

[matty1878]

If they are going to sack him they need to do it know with a window open

they will i think friday/saturday

 

[Username.]

Hopefully with West ham sacking their boss it puts another nail in his coffin, they are in a better position in the league and they still done the deed. We need it done by weekend, I keep push it back I can't see why they are waiting. I know history with them says they like to bring in the new manager right away so hopefully that's what they are finalising.