2024/25 Sean Dyche - Sacked

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Tony’s Carp said:
Undeniably it was the right time to go, as he says himself.

But in the context of where we were when he came in and the off field struggles the club faced I think “good shape”= in the premier league, and I think it’s fair to say that.

I don’t like the fella, I’m glad he’s gone but I think in time he’ll be regarded as doing much more good than harm for us in those two years, and there’s few managers since Moyes himself you’d say that about.
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I didn't expect much improvement of last season in terms of results, but keep it more or less the same.

Defensively we can say good shape, offensively it was rarely a good watch, but we have regressed so much even at chance creating, where we were mid-table last season and finishing hold us back at open play especially.

Respect yes, but admiration nope.
 

Saint Domingo said:
Was always going once the new owners came in. Players knew he was immovable under Moshiri and they stayed in line, and then they knew he was a lame duck under Friedkin and it’s no surprise it unravelled.

I will miss how much his every comment triggered some of you. ‘The fans have always been great to me here’…’THE FAT BREXIT DINOSAUR IS HAVING A GO AT THE FANS AGAIN 🤯’. It truly was a case study in collective paranoia.
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He's gone. You can stop licking his rear now.
 

I won't indulge in this Dyche bashing just glad he's gone but he get's recognition whether it's right or wrong for realising it was the right time to leave the club.

I don't think he handled things well at all this season should have been put out of his misery last summer. The club needs to reflect on that.

That's it really. The beast lives on in Moyes.
 

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