2024/25 Sean Dyche - Sacked

[radiostar]

Strange timing and I don't agree with it as I think he was the only thing keeping the club afloat.

But he was always going to go at some stage - it will be Moyes back.

I'm 10000% convinced of that.

 

[BrendanGOT]

They were hoping to persuade Potter at the 11th hour, that has failed but they have gone through with the sacking anyway

At this point there is probably no plan beyond Baines

Potter was Moshiri/ Thelwell supposedly. On Dyches terrible run last season that's who he was to be replaced with apparently. So the rumour is. I'd say TFG have someone else in mind. I reckon Dyche was sacked days ago and whoever it is will be in within days. Give them a chance

 

[Gwladysstreetlad]

Entirely his own fault this. He basically had a free pass when he joined us. If he'd only used some common sense, he could've rebuilt everyones perception of him and made himself into the new Sam Allardyce to become the go-to manager for struggling clubs, instead he pissed it all up the wall. He deserves to be forgotten about now. Go fester in league one you boring, negative bellend.

 

[Dixieslaces]

Good.

 

[Howards tipple]

I'm not bothered about the timing...he deserved to go and something has obviously happened.

Hopefully we won't have to watch a defensive display tonight and Goodison get behind Baines and Coleman and the ground is rocking tonight

 

[DanB90]

Allegedly drunk most of the time and not taking training or even cancelling it due to inebriation.

That deserves no respect whatsoever

Where have you heard this waffle?

 

[overkill]

The sacking shows absolute ruthlessness for me. My only problem would be if there's no replacement tomorrow.

A replacement before Villa would be enough, it normally takes us 3-4 weeks to pick a manager after a sacking

 

[Amokachi1995]

Be funny if Coleman picks himself tonight.

As centre forward.

 

[stretford blue]

Maybe resigned

 

[blue61]

He could have took a dump in the changing rooms.

Also known as the Poyet.

 

[Drico]

But that's exactly what i'm talking about. How things look is what matters, not how they actually happen. The issue is that it looks chaotic and dysfunctional, it doesn't instill confidence, and that's what they should care about as new owners. They knew there was a game tonight so the comms should have reflected that, waiting 24 hours to make an announcement, to the point where people could literally arrive at the ground to watch a game without realising we've sacked our manager, is utterly stupid. I don't need you to agree, i'm just telling you what I think both as a fan and from a professional standpoint.

Imagine being a fan who’d paid good money to watch a Sean Dyche team tonight, only to find on your way to the match he’d been replaced by Baines and Coleman.

You’d want your money back!

 

[Eidean]

Where have you heard this waffle?

There’s been plenty of rumours about it.

Apparently always in Nottingham on the ale.

 

[nsno_traditionally]

If you take away the fact he's been sacked Dyche has had a pretty good day.

 

[trueblue84]

Maybe resigned

Definitely sacked.

 

[EFC_FRANCIS]

Withheld his bonus. I like these guys