2024/25 Sean Dyche - Sacked

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blueblue said:
I think we would need to see DCL play under a different manager before we can categorically say that.
I think DCL is a good striker, not wonderful but a good Premiership striker and we will probably pay circa 40m to replace him...money we don't have.
Broja is probably finished at Everton now, Beto not really good enough and Chermiti looks as if he also may have injury issues.
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I think Beto is Like Wood of Forest. If he was given a decent run, WITH decent service, I think he can score goals for us. Took his goal in a very assured manner last night - DCL would have put it into the side netting or the crowd.
 

Old Blue 2 said:
I think Beto is Like Wood of Forest. If he was given a decent run, WITH decent service, I think he can score goals for us. Took his goal in a very assured manner last night - DCL would have put it into the side netting or the crowd.
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Im not saying hes great, but its interesting to note he now has 8 goals in 1600 minutes for us. In the premier league he has 4 goals in 1162 minutes, which is better than basically any DCL season except the 36 game stretch under Don Carlo.
 

blueblue said:
It is most unusual.
The briefest of statements from the club, no thanks expressed.
Nothing from any player or coaching staff either.

It must be that the atmosphere around the squad was poor even though that certainly wasn't obvious...at least not to me.

I wonder if this could alter the situation with DCL regarding signing a contract?
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My theory of it is he knew he wasn't getting his contract renewed end of season and preferred to leave the club with a payoff, so left the club no option but to sack him. That would explain the nature of the statement the club put out yesterday
 
Billy Dean said:
My theory of it is he knew he wasn't getting his contract renewed end of season and preferred to leave the club with a payoff, so left the club no option but to sack him. That would explain the nature of the statement the club put out yesterday
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That's why a lot of us felt they should have sacked him on day one. He was a lame duck - and he knew it. And the results had fallen away. But they didn't have a plan ready and have ended up sacking him anyway and scrabbling around for another relic of the past.

They've done some good work behind-the-scenes on the finances, it seems, but everything about their on-field plan seems half-baked and naive.

I'll get behind Moyes in that I admire much of the work he did in the past for us in straitened times. I also quite like him and his attitude to hard work. He's a competent manager. But we needed to move as quickly as possible from the culture that he sustained under Kenwright - and we haven't.

So, honestly, if he keeps us up, I'd sack him on the spot to ensure that fetid culture dies with the razing of Goodison. But I doubt that will happen and I think his return will prove to be a dreadful mistake. Nevertheless, I hope he proves me massively wrong and is a roaring success. That would be a wonderful coda to his, largely admirable, record at Everton.
 

efcste97 said:
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It's actually crazy how many pundits are clueless when talking about football.

Still far too many debating how we have put ourselves at risk because we have sacked Dyche as if everything was rosy. "Yeah his football is bad but he will keep you up". When will they actually do some research and look at the results, goals scored, trajectory of the team and actually analyse the football to realise Dyche was sending us down rather than keeping us up this season!
 
Billy Dean said:
My theory of it is he knew he wasn't getting his contract renewed end of season and preferred to leave the club with a payoff, so left the club no option but to sack him. That would explain the nature of the statement the club put out yesterday
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The athletic piece just published said as much. Said he couldn't continue but wouldn't resign. That's shameless cowardly stuff
 
Read that Sean Dyche basically gave up and said he took Everton as far as he could leading to him being sacked.

He gave up coaching the team but wouldn’t resign….

Not sure that’s true but the team gave up on trying to score goals and win games, anyway he probably got the hump because his contract wasn’t getting renewed
 

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