2024/25 Sean Dyche - Sacked

[JohnRoss23]

So he basically admitted he did everything that he possibly could which to me sounds like him admitting defeat knowing full well that he couldn't do any better yet we still have people on here acting like he is/was a for sure lock to keep us up.

 

[edge]

So he basically admitted he did everything that he possibly could which to me sounds like him admitting defeat knowing full well that he couldn't do any better yet we still have people on here acting like he is/was a for sure lock to keep us up.

He wasn't keeping us up, we all more or less knew that.

 

[Toffe3m4n]

Admitting he isn’t good enough for the job but wanting his pay off.

TFG: 'Things aren't looking great Sean, but you've got our backing. Now - what more can we help you with this month to turn things around?'

Dyche: 'To be honest lads, I've taken this lot as far as I can. I'm spent. I've been here nearly 2 years now but got six months left at this point so things just are as they are im afraid!'

TFG: 'Okay Sean, that's very honest of you to admit. In that case, think it may be best to just part ways here.'

Dyche: 'I agree. Now, let's discuss my severance..'

TFG: 'Great. But first, let's just walk it back a sec and doubly confirm that you're absolutely sure that you want to breach your contract in light of those comments you've just made..'

Dyche: 'Oh, hang on...'

 

[NorthernBlue]

So he threw the towel in but didn’t resign so could get pay out. Rat

 

[derek duvall]

"I think the noise has grown very powerful here. It does do," he said.

"But we've had it before. We've had to push that away and move forward again. We'll keep working with the group, keep reassuring, showing the good side of what we can do.

"The players haven't lacked effort but it's obviously affecting them because you can see it in their performances’

His last statement and to summarise… it’s the clubs and players fault.

Could not be happier to finally see this arrogant narcissist shown the door.

Sean…you’re an utterly crap football manager. Always have been, always will be.

 

[Singe]

I may be in a minority here, but I think Dyche will be viewed better in retrospect , than he is now.
History will say he saved us from relegation and kept us up, despite 2 points deductions.
He can walk out of here with his head held high.

Totally agree. It's life as a manager though and he's been paid well for what he's done but time will judge his time here well.

 

[Librarian]

He would have seen the media turning
Like the Jamie Carragher analysis and various others, he would have seen that and smelt the mood music

 

[Eidean]

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

Yep fell out with DCL before Bournemouth, who’s not injured and doesn’t want to get cup tied tonight.

That’s what happens when you get your centre forward doing defending corner drills for over an hour & then sending him to his office.

 

[Ged G]

Only on par with the day we got shut of Mike Walker, Fat Sam and FSW

The right decision, but he deserves some respect for last season. Should never be put alongside the 3 you mentioned.

 

[navidson]

Absolutely bizarre how out of touch the rest of the footballing world is - the general consensus seems to be how wonderful of a job he was doing and how mad we are to let him go

"Remains to be seen what the atmosphere will be like in Goodison Park" - does it really?

 

[riddick]

Football was beyond horrendous but facts fact. We stayed up last 2 seasons with him at the helm. Could someone else have done the same job? Probably but we'll never know. So thanks for keeping us up but you should have been binned after slapping one of your own players.

 

[bluestevon]

But that's exactly what i'm talking about. How things look is what matters, not how they actually happen. The issue is that it looks chaotic and dysfunctional, it doesn't instill confidence, and that's what they should care about as new owners. They knew there was a game tonight so the comms should have reflected that, waiting 24 hours to make an announcement, to the point where people could literally arrive at the ground to watch a game without realising we've sacked our manager, is utterly stupid. I don't need you to agree, i'm just telling you what I think both as a fan and from a professional standpoint.

As a professional if you went into your MD and said you could no longer do the job you are paid to do, you reckon they're gonna turn around and let you walk out and give a sales pitch or presentation to clients right after?

 

[Ged G]

So he threw the towel in but didn’t resign so could get pay out. Rat

I don't know you but guess that you would have done the same, right? Honestly

 

[riddick]

Absolutely bizarre how out of touch the rest of the footballing world is - the general consensus seems to be how wonderful of a job he was doing and how mad we are to let him go

"Remains to be seen what the atmosphere will be like in Goodison Park" - does it really?

People ignore the football he has been putting on and go back to his job at Burnley and think that because he got them 7th we should be happy with 17th? I dunno, I don't get it myself.

 

[Ged G]

To be honest, for me he looked a bit like a person that was close to have a burn out, as limited as he's a manager.

The job was very intense no doubt with much more of coaching/managing than a usual manager and little support of the club to handle these tasks, I wish him the best for the future, but it was the right decision to take.

Sensible post. Gracias