2024/25 Sean Dyche - Sacked

COYBL25 · 2025-02-19T20:28:18+0000

Cels said:
The Everton job was a big one for Sean Dyche to take on, which he did okay but didn't show any signs of growth or advancement in the end. Does anyone on here reckon he'll get another bite of the cherry with a decent-sized club or is his goose cooked now as far as a big appointment is concerned? I personally feel that his one-dimensional approach and inability to adapt his tactics when necessary have blotted his copybook.

Leicester and they`ll go on such a free scoring run, that`ll relegate us in the process :lol:

PITA · 2025-02-19T20:28:49+0000

Bluelenny1984 said:
I think most fans realistically understand where we have been for the last years gone by. Nobody expects to be challenging at the top any time soon.

I’ll say it again no team goes from relegation to Europe and titles overnight.

It can happen as Leicester showed.

Ferguson1878 · 2025-02-19T20:29:25+0000

Neiler said:
No surprise to see him on the media circuit.

You can’t coin phrases like “on the grass” and “premiere league fit, fit.” Without big media calling.

A man for all seasons you’d have to say.

Bellew laa

Exeter_Gently · 2025-02-19T20:31:44+0000

Linked with the Rangers job.

I for one would not be surprised to see him in their dugout.

PITA · 2025-02-19T20:36:20+0000

ClausThomsen said:
IF.....

Tarkowski's equaliser gets disallowed for Beto's push or maybe the 5 mins added time doesn't stretch to 8.
Brighton get a free-kick for a push on Veltmann rather than the handball
Palace's corner doesn't get blew up for going out

None of those would have been considered the most egregious decisions ever, or indeed this season, but they have made a big difference. Nice to see us get on the positive end of these decisions but I'd be wary of thinking Moyes has got it sussed and will deliver wins with regularity based on an excellent recent form table.

When his direct counter-attacking stuff works it's great....when it doesn't it comes across as stiff, inflexible and 'dinosaur'-esque. Almost Dycheian.

Still a dearth of quality in the squad and plenty of scope for winless runs yet. I'd still maintain that Dyche certainly underperformed this season but he isn't the sole reason we were in that relegation mix. His comments about some of those draws being wins was certainly badly phrased and hence came across as pretty ludicrous on the surface of it but there is a point of sorts in there.

SO far under Moyes we've had a better relationship with those 'moments' recently with the L's becoming D's and the D's becoming W's.

You forgot us getting lucky against Leicester with us scoring after 10 seconds. Had we not they would have played their way into the game and ended up sneaking it.

Nymzee · 2025-02-19T20:41:03+0000

Exeter_Gently said:
Linked with the Rangers job.

I for one would not be surprised to see him in their dugout.

Would bloody love this as then Dave would automatically have to stop loving him

Hinchcliffe's Corner · 2025-02-19T20:41:14+0000

Exeter_Gently said:
Linked with the Rangers job.

I for one would not be surprised to see him in their dugout.

This will destroy Davek.

Exeter_Gently · 2025-02-19T20:52:05+0000

@Nymzee @Hinchcliffe's Corner

It's written in the stars

Gwladysstreetlad · 2025-02-19T20:56:04+0000

Saint Domingo said:
Literally no one is. Not one single person has ever said he’s done this for free or should be given a sainthood.

The short list for the job in 23 was short of quality, hence why we ended up with Dyche in the first place and got turned down by a bloke who had been fired by Leeds. He didn’t have to take what was a difficult job, he understandably wanted to be compensated for taking on the risk (like any business transaction) we had no negotiating power at the time and fortunately it worked out for both parties.

Sure, he absolutely didn't have to take the job but he did due to his own personal lack of other options and the hefty financial compensation that came with it. It was a straightforward deal, no manager with any clout wanted to manage us at the time and no club with any clout wanted him to manage them. Like you said, it worked out for both parties but its not like he was in a boss position to turn us down. Its not like there was a massive que of clubs begging him to manage them.

Exeter_Gently · 2025-02-19T20:56:46+0000

Flipping heck...he's actually the bookies favourite

@davek penny for your thoughts?

Gene Parmesan · 2025-02-19T20:58:11+0000

Would be a terrible move for Dyche that. Wouldn’t be suited at all to the pressure of trying to win every game.

Rangers fans wouldn’t put up with 27% possession at home to St Johnstone

MikeH72 · 2025-02-19T21:00:12+0000

Exeter_Gently said:
Linked with the Rangers job.

I for one would not be surprised to see him in their dugout.

Please happen just for @davek

Exeter_Gently · 2025-02-19T21:00:59+0000

Gene Parmesan said:
Would be a terrible move for Dyche that. Wouldn’t be suited at all to the pressure of trying to win every game.

Rangers fans wouldn’t put up with 27% possession at home to St Johnstone

He'd try and draw his way to the title

Blue peter · 2025-02-19T21:15:47+0000

Saint Domingo said:
The dichotomy doesn’t exist. Dyche laid the foundations, Moyes is now building the house. Bizarrely lots of Everton fans actually back whoever the manager at the time is and therefore don’t need to be on either side of a binary choice that is fabricated and doesn’t exist.

I wish the club would have had a dycheotomy earlier