2024/25 Sean Dyche - Sacked

[Bob Elstone]

He gave up but wouldn’t resign and lose his fat pay off.

Just told the new owners he’d plod along knowing full well they’d fire him.

Not enough integrity to acknowledge he’d failed.

Good riddance.

 

[CahillsCornerFlag]

Debatable

Onana the only real out, who wasn’t playing much under him anyway. Unless you rated Godfrey or Maupay?

N’Diaye, Mangala and Iroegbunam in all look great additions to me. Lindstrom could improve under a new manager.

Interested to hear your counter argument.

 

[Singe]

Onana a big loss. Lindstrom has been very disappointing. N’D has been good but Iroegbunam has hardly played. Like I said, debatable.

 

[Singe]

Onana the only real out, who wasn’t playing much under him anyway. Unless you rated Godfrey or Maupay?

N’Diaye, Mangala and Iroegbunam in all look great additions to me. Lindstrom could improve under a new manager.

Interested to hear your counter argument.

Onana a big loss and simply not true to say he didn’t play much anyway. Lindstrom has been very disappointing. N’D has been good but Iroegbunam has hardly played. Like I said, debatable.

 

[Zatara]

Onana the only real out, who wasn’t playing much under him anyway. Unless you rated Godfrey or Maupay?

N’Diaye, Mangala and Iroegbunam in all look great additions to me. Lindstrom could improve under a new manager.

Interested to hear your counter argument.

Onana a big loss. Lindstrom has been very disappointing. N’D has been good but Iroegbunam has hardly played. Like I said, debatable.

Onana "wasnt playing much" is simply not true...a big miss.

Mangala is good at short passes and...nothing else.

Lindstrom and Iroegbunam needs games in their actual positions in attack minded sides.

 

[CahillsCornerFlag]

Onana a big loss and simply not true to say he didn’t play much anyway. Lindstrom has been very disappointing. N’D has been good but Iroegbunam has hardly played. Like I said, debatable.

Onana "wasnt playing much" is simply not true...a big miss.

Mangala is good at short passes and...nothing else.

Lindstrom and Iroegbunam needs games in their actual positions in attack minded sides.

Onana is a good player, I like him, but to call him a big loss is overegging it massively, there were plenty of games that passed him by due to us bypassing the midfield. Not his fault but wasn’t a huge miss for us due to how we play.

You’re massively underselling Mangala there Zat.

 

[DanB90]

He seems to have a lot of mates in the media. Loads of ex pros and all the talk sport gobshites and stuff, so wouldn’t be surprised to see some scathing pieces against the club in the coming weeks.

 

[GoldenToffee]

He gave up but wouldn’t resign and lose his fat pay off.

Just told the new owners he’d plod along knowing full well they’d fire him.

Not enough integrity to acknowledge he’d failed.

Good riddance.

If true, and it appears likely that it is, it's disgraceful behaviour from Dyche. How on earth can a manager that has been paid millions from the club, much more than he's ever earned in his life and more than he ever will in the future, tell the club he's essentially finished and cannot perform his duties yet will not officially resign from his position.

I had a lot of respect for the way he handled himself as Everton manager, but that's all gone now knowing how much of a greedy arsehole he really is.

It's not too common any more for managers to resign, but plenty still do. You never hear of managers having told the club they cannot perform their duties, but you'd expect those that do to do the right thing and walk away without holding their hands out for every penny they are 'owed'.

Highly disappointing. Should he choose to be, he'll probably have options to stay in the Premier League this season as soon as Leicester fire Ruud or Palace fire Glasner.

 

[MikeH72]

He gave up but wouldn’t resign and lose his fat pay off.

Just told the new owners he’d plod along knowing full well they’d fire him.

Not enough integrity to acknowledge he’d failed.

Good riddance.

The funniest part is all his little attack dogs on here saying he just needed investment and what do you expect him to do when we don’t spend any money, then when offered the opportunity to be backed with transfers he went “nah you know what I’m not good enough anyway”. Hilarious. Too much of a coward to have any expectations whatsoever placed on him, just wants to live in 17th place while telling the whole world how hard he has it.

 

[Bwana]

I thank him for what he did for the first year or so.

 

[Ferguson1878]

If true, and it appears likely that it is, it's disgraceful behaviour from Dyche. How on earth can a manager that has been paid millions from the club, much more than he's ever earned in his life and more than he ever will in the future, tell the club he's essentially finished and cannot perform his duties yet will not officially resign from his position.

I had a lot of respect for the way he handled himself as Everton manager, but that's all gone now knowing how much of a greedy arsehole he really is.

It's not too common any more for managers to resign, but plenty still do. You never hear of managers having told the club they cannot perform their duties, but you'd expect those that do to do the right thing and walk away without holding their hands out for every penny they are 'owed'.

Highly disappointing. Should he choose to be, he'll probably have options to stay in the Premier League this season as soon as Leicester fire Ruud or Palace fire Glasner.

Can’t see any clubs going after him after what’s came out about him basically giving up but not resigning , they’ll be thinking will he do the same to us especially clubs with psr issues who can’t afford to just pay off managers

 

[GoldenToffee]

Can’t see any clubs going after him after what’s came out about him basically giving up but not resigning , they’ll be thinking will he do the same to us especially clubs with psr issues who can’t afford to just pay off managers

Pah, they definitely will. He's seen as a safe pair of hands, even though he was on track to take us down.

 

[jazzy]

If you tell your boss you aren't up to the job then in law it becomes an issue of competency and gives grounds for a termination of employment.

The press describe it as a sacking but I suspect that he has been " managed " out of his position and any salary he would have been entitled to on a sacking will have been reduced in a compromise agreement.

 

[mccole]

Thanks for the relegation stuff but I don't think he will understand just how much he has blown a unbelievable opportunity at one of the biggest clubs in the Premier League.

If we wasn't in such a mess, he would have got nowhere near this job and he took it for granted.

So much happened off the pitch that it became a joke. To organise the squad to some good wins away and that Derby, he will always be thanked in my eyes.

 

[Deulofeumygod]

Has he been sacked yet?

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