2024/25 Sean Dyche - Sacked

[daza_1973]

Already sick and tired of the media saying it was a bad decision. They clearly paid zero attention to how our season was going.

It's just the non-scab six media agenda.
Know your place plucky Everton and appreciate your dinosaur manger.

 

[Goat]

I don't care what our results are for the rest of the season, I'm just so glad to see this anti-football Thatcher loving meff gone

This.

 

[daza_1973]

Wonder if Gary Birtles told him to leave the tactics out.

Gary Birtles
Dyches last mistake if your going to name check a football legend to reinforce your dire brand of football - pick an football legend

Not Gary Birtles

 

[Eidean]

It’s time for the return of the Moyesiah. Might aswell get used to it bedwetters.

He’s a ginger jock, with a 12 inch cock, Davey Davey Moyes.

 

[maccavennie]

Still cant believe this little snot coward threw in the towel.

What an utter fraud he is.

Hes gonna be out and about making out hes some Alpha male, when in reality hes a little ferret who quit the biggest job he will ever have after crapping the bed.

He couldn't cope with the press questioning why he didn't have a striker coach, what was he trying to do differently, why certain players weren't getting chances whilst others were.

He knew he was running out of excuses

 

[Goat]

He couldn't cope with the press questioning why he didn't have a striker coach, what was he trying to do differently, why certain players weren't getting chances whilst others were.

He knew he was running out of excuses

Only so long his snot shield could save him.

 

[Joey66]

He couldn't cope with the press questioning why he didn't have a striker coach, what was he trying to do differently, why certain players weren't getting chances whilst others were.

He knew he was running out of excuses

Good riddance- I have mixed feelings on DM as a replacement- but surely his experience should serve up better football than hoofball from Dyche ..

 

[everton1953]

Good riddance- I have mixed feelings on DM as a replacement- but surely his experience should serve up better football than hoofball from Dyche ..

I might even go back to the old lady and sit in one of my seats and enjoy the roller coaster.

 

[Zezti]

Still cant believe this little snot coward threw in the towel.

What an utter fraud he is.

Hes gonna be out and about making out hes some Alpha male, when in reality hes a little ferret who quit the biggest job he will ever have after crapping the bed.

Worse still, he threw in the towel but didn't have the decency to resign and miss out on his remaining fat paychecks.

 

[Goat]

Worse still, he threw in the towel but didn't have the decency to resign and miss out on his remaining fat paychecks.

"I cant do this job any more, but I still want paying"

The lion the witch, the wardrobe and the audacity of this bish.(saw this somewhere and really like it)

 

[COYBL25]

I support EVERY single Everton manager. Can you say the same?

But if you feel happy deflecting from your disloyalty by making my loyalty look like a wind up, be my guest...

 

[catcherintherye]

Again, when people say things like 'I would guess' and 'I doubt' it is generally an indication that they are giving an opinion rather than claiming something is a fact. I know such self awareness is in short supply on here, but I find it works for me.

To be fair as well, it could have gone many ways. The key bit isn't the speculative situation you outlined, but to point out there is probably a lot more to it than him simply saying he couldn't do it.

I suspect it may have been a leading question.

 

[matty1878]

Not so much that they've said there won't be any new players at all but yes I would guess that this is closer to the truth than what is currently being reported. I doubt that it's quite as simple as Dyche saying 'I've had enough, I can't be bothered anymore' to his boss but expecting to continue being paid/get a lump sum anyway, and more likely that there's been a conversation about how he needs to get more out of what he's got and basically said 'I don't think I can'. The club have understandably decided that's not an acceptable answer, and have spun the story as him giving up and them being unexpectedly forced to act in order to explain why they made a bit of a mess of how things panned out. All pretty par for the course in these things really, as are the inevitable 'the players hated him because he wouldn't let them eat chips' type articles that will no doubt come out over the next day or two.

sure dyche will have his say

doesn’t matter he wasn’t up to his job that’s the bottom line

 

[Lanolin]

To be fair as well, it could have gone many ways. The key bit isn't the speculative situation you outlined, but to point out there is probably a lot more to it than him simply saying he couldn't do it.

I suspect it may have been a leading question.

Exactly. Obviously I’m guessing as to the actual content but I genuinely didn’t realise there were still people who are naive enough to believe that stories like that are just an unbiased reporting of facts. There will absolutely have been more to the situation than the way it’s being framed currently, we can be sure of that.

 

[catcherintherye]

Exactly. Obviously I’m guessing as to the actual content but I genuinely didn’t realise there were still people who are naive enough to believe that stories like that are just an unbiased reporting of facts. There will absolutely have been more to the situation than the way it’s being framed currently, we can be sure of that.

I've seen it stated as like some masterstroke from TFG. Showing we are tough etc.

Personally I thought it lacked, especially the not thanking him bit. I also wonder if they set him up a bit.

As you say, a broader conversation about where he thinks he can take the team next can be a much broader point.

Like I found the bit where they have said they "backed him initially" a bit odd too. Like where? What comment was made? You mean you have him backed for 4 games?

TFG are in. Honeymoon period, but the comms don't wholly stack up for me.