2024/25 Sean Dyche - Sacked

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Maybe we don't get this extraordinary and indeed joyous turn around without the hard fought mire of the Dyche tenure.
Was Dyche the rot, or did Dyche steady the ground from which to walk out of it.
You could say Moyes has got the jump from Dyche the same way Martinez got from him.
Whatever the case I more faith in Moyes than Martinez to lead going forward.
 
COYBL25 said:
They didn`t panic, he told them that he could " get no more out of this team ", which in order to protect their investment, left them no choice but to sack him.

In essence, he went to them and said " I`ve given up ", what else could they do but sack him?

He manipulated his own dismissal, to try and obtain maximum benefit for himself, which makes him not only a coward, but also a scumbag too.

Even you with you`re blinkered agenda against Moyes, must be able to see that these players are now playing with the shackles off and even if Moyes were to be replaced in the Summer ( he won`t ), that his appointment as it stands was the right choice.

Also from the comments of five players ( so far ) it would appear that the players, as well as the fans had had enough of him too. Couple that with his complete and utter lack of playing with any attacking intent or score goals and the threat of relegation had become incredibly real.

He threw the towel in and was quite rightly sacked, lets not try and pretend otherwise.
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Had to unsure this. Reckon there's more to it. There wasn't mutiny but the camp wasn't aligned, he called it out for all to see and realised it was over, it's not cowardice or scumbagitis to realise time is up and you've given all you have, Halifax was recommended but churchill took the job - the rest as they say 'is history'. Dyche had gotten stale, it was a 'Jekyll and Hyde' side, enthusiastic and following a plan when all square, but the life drained out of them facing a game a goal or more down. There was no confidence of getting back into games. This shadow over any optimism must have had an effect eventually on the group as a whole. This for me is why "they weren't doing what I told 'em to do!", the support was tired, the squad was tired, and he had gotten tired as well. He jumped before he was pushed, I've no idea what the managerial grapevine was buzzing with because they met and agreed Moyes really very quickly.
Time's up. that clown martinez didn't know, koeman similar, when your position is untenable the best thing you can do is know it.
Thankful to Dyche for delivering safety through adversity, the football was rarely anything to be pleased about, and when it was bad it was awful. Alongside DoF brought a few better players in, threw a few chances at fringe players, and got a few handy results. We part ways as friends, mr benitez he is not.
 
davek said:
Just the same as long as it meant safety.

17th and 13th are just two rubbish positions in the table.

Dont ever forget that or you dont deserve to be an Evertonian.
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We're top of the form table and leading the league in chance creation since Moyes came in.

You are 100% the only blue claiming to not be enjoying that after years of being comfortably the worst team in the league to watch.
 



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