2024/25 Sean Dyche - Sacked

[EFC_FRANCIS]

That rumoured sack clause is so good. Rumoured extra year pay off if he goes.

How did the club that has done nothing but sack managers end up agreeing to that.

 

[DualityNSNO]

Had two jobs: Sacked by PAOK and won some trophies behind closed doors plus the Brazilian league with the biggest club in the country.

What a manager...

Left PAOK*, to join Palmeiras, wasn't sacked.

As opposed to the current manager who actually was sacked, by Burnley, and achieved a few relegations, fair enough, makes sense to not want someone who's won a pot or two and is actually sought after.

Never forget that when you ask "how did Brighton/Brentford/Villa/whoever find this guy?!?" in the future.

 

[Nyhus]

That rumoured sack clause is so good. Rumoured extra year pay off if he goes.

How did the club that has done nothing but sack managers end up agreeing to that.

Wild guess - its not true? Thats too stupid, even for Everton. You dont make clauses paying people for nothing if youre already in a mess economically.

 

[EFC_FRANCIS]

Wild guess - its not true? Thats too stupid, even for Everton. You dont make clauses paying people for nothing if youre already in a mess economically.

Was apparently on Bobbles podcast

We do have precedent, we gave Big Sam a 2 year deal when it was obvious to all involved he'd be gone in 6 months.

 

[DualityNSNO]

Wild guess - its not true? Thats too stupid, even for Everton. You dont make clauses paying people for nothing if youre already in a mess economically.

Mate we're Everton, of course it's true and probably somehow worse.

 

[bluestevon]

Wild guess - its not true? Thats too stupid, even for Everton. You dont make clauses paying people for nothing if youre already in a mess economically.

Easily gotten around, you simply put him on gardening leave like Chelsea did with Potter, don't have to pay him off just have to pay his wages as per usual.

Contract runs out next summer and no extra payment needed as he was never officially sacked

 

[Nyhus]

Was apparently on Bobbles podcast

We do have precedent, we gave Big Sam a 2 year deal when it was obvious to all involved he'd be gone in 6 months.

This is absurd. I know we're Everton and all, but come the funk on.

 

[Giraffe_Baker]

makes sense to not want someone who's won a pot or two and is actually sought after.

Yeah we've never hired managers who've won trophies and they've been crap have we? Just five of the last seven permanent managers before Dyche. Almost like there's more to whether a managers would be a good fit...

Never forget that when you ask "how did Brighton/Brentford/Villa/whoever find this guy?!?" in the future.

Because they're ran by competent owners. They don't just hire managers based on a quick glance at their CV and whether they're foreign or not.

 

[Curtis]

Mate we're Everton, of course it's true and probably somehow worse.

Knowing us if we sack him there's a clause where he becomes a member of the board

 

[Delargeinho]

• Speculation per Daily Mail,
  

  Sean Dyche 'could be SACKED if American businessman John Textor completes Everton takeover... with a potential successor already identified' following poor start to the season​

  John Textor, 58, has set his sights on bringing in Abel Ferreira if he buys Everton.

His CV sounds interesting.

Seems to me a bit of Gallardo case, successful with one of the biggest clubs on the continent, but no club in Europe appears to be pushing intensively to get him yet...

Expect him to be expensive.

 

[Dymak]

I don’t believe that Dyche has managed to negotiate an extra year’s salary as a reward for being sacked. Continuing to be eligible for your contracted salary is one thing; demanding a years salary as a reward for being sacked is another, and I don’t think it’s true!

 

[blulouie]

His CV sounds interesting.

Seems to me a bit of Gallardo case, successful with one of the biggest clubs on the continent, but no club in Europe appears to be pushing intensively to get him yet...

Expect him to be expensive.

Turned West Ham down.

 

[Curtis]

A major issue I have with dyche is that he has no vision his mentality is very short term , he should be applauded for what he accomplished with a flawed squad, points deductions and just general uncertainty about the state of the club. Dyche just aims for survival , he doesn't develop squads. I know our team has major issues but we need to improve even incrementally each season with dyche we will continue to stagnate

 

[NathDogg]

Turned West Ham down.

Not surprised, wham didn’t have the extra years salary if sacked clause like Everton hand out like lollipops.

 

[DualityNSNO]

Yeah we've never hired managers who've won trophies and they've been crap have we? Just five of the last seven permanent managers before Dyche. Almost like there's more to whether a managers would be a good fit...

Because they're ran by competent owners. They don't just hire managers based on a quick glance at their CV and whether they're foreign or not.

Haha okay mate, let's never hire anyone unless they're "proven" in the Premier League