2024/25 Sean Dyche - Sacked

[Sussex]

With dyche, the football has been rubbish but at least he knows the rubbish we have

But who can we expect to get in to get a tune out of this lot. David blaine?

Still strange timing for me, few hours before a game. What the players thinking?. Surely tomorrow would be better. If we lose we sack, if we won it was time to move on etc

 

[Rooney_Tunes]

There's nothing classless about it in truth. The manager has performed well below requirement this season and the turgid football that's been delivered has not gone down at all well with the vast majority of Evertonians. The average tenure of a Premier League Manager is less than 2 years I think, yet he'll be getting a belting pay-off. He was happy to take the job when the last encumbent got flirted.
It's the way it is - limited tenure, big pay-off, walk into another job (likely he'll rock up at Luton within days), rinse and repeat.
The only additional part this time is that the sacking has been delivered in typical corporate American style....blunt, concise and without any emotion. Being an Englishman who's experienced corporate American recruitment and 're-structuring' I find it quite refreshing and business-like....much better than the soft-lipped patter the likes of Kenwright gave departing managers.

There we go.

 

[everton1953]

The anti Everton hatred is pouring out on the BBC sports site comments. Amazing, from mockery before the sacking to hatred after it.

 

[PhilM]

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As I said to @GrandOldTeam before, I wouldn't be surprised if a few unpleasant stories emerge in the coming weeks, indicating how everything has turned sour.

 

[Nymzee]

Can't wait for his interviews the rest of this year when he digs the knife in on us.

 

[BoysPenLad]

The anti Everton hatred is pouring out on the BBC sports site comments. Amazing, from mockery before the sacking to hatred after it.

The Kop Cult have issued and order for the telly clappers to get on it and post their usual bile

 

[when i score we riot]

They actually did it the mad lads! Congrats to all, fingers crossed, time for those "careful what you wish for" donkeys to start taking screenshots.

 

[JohnRoss23]

Good. Now we can move on as a club. Tired of mediocrity which is all Dyche brought to the club. He did his job of keeping us up but the longer he was here the worse we got as a club and the players regressed.

 

[derek duvall]

The arrogant narcissist is finally gone, the tears from the deluded dychettes are great to see.

 

[DOMNOLAN]

Whilst he needed sacking and I was firmly in that camp, he still deserves credit for last year and the year before. Last year especially was an incredible feat to keep us up, and I thank him for his service. Unfortunately it wasn’t working anymore and he ran his course. Cheers Sean

 

[Eidean]

“I know I’m done but I’m going to stay anyway & you better pay me”

Yeah cya later.

 

[murphy89]

The times article makes me think this is more on Dyche! Falling out with players according to Paddy Boyland too.

 

[captainvindaloo]

The timing makes perfect sense right now. It was already a few games too far.
Bainsey and Seamus can take care of the FA cup game.
As to the new fella, whoever the poor bugger is, we will all need to get behind him, as he's going to need all the help (and valium) he can get.

 

[brian labone]

Please don't let it be Moyes.

 

[Nymzee]

I can't see the players being arsed, just can't envisage them liking him too much. Their reactions when asked about gaffers day in interviews says it all. Roll their eyes so far back they induce a stroke.