2022/23 Sean Dyche

[blueblue]

I'm not going to give a name but it's 100% true the lad who told me has contacts in the club, he himself doesn't support Everton so no reason to lie.

Anyways as previous posters have mentioned this club could do with a clear out regardless of our status next season. Managers don't have to be liked

That doesn't make any sense to me.

The only thing we know for sure is that players are bursting a gut for the manager.
An equaliser in the 99th minute would indicate the players are giving their all until the last second.

I don't care if they like the manager or not, in fact I think we need a manager that the players fear as well as respect.

 

[nsno-chris]

Lampard 20 games played -3 wins - 6 draws - 11 defeats - 15 points
Gravy 17 games played - 4 wins - 6 draws - 7 defeats - 18 points

Can somebody explain why Lampard is the worst manager ever, correctly, and Dyche is seen as a miracle worker who should be given more time?

An utter farce if this complete joker is retained beyond Monday.

Because he went to the all conquering Crystal Palace and got, in our recent history, one of our greatest results.

Against all odds, Dyche and his brave soldiers fought off the barrage of the free flowing, Roy Hodgson masterclass of total football, and came away with a nil nil result

What a day

 

[Bedfordblue]

Maybe eventually, but he was there 10 years. They were rock solid, morale-wise, for most of that.

His "Name the snakes" thing he does when he joins a club shows to me that he values team spirit as much as anything.

Looking forward to seeing which snakes are cast out in the summer tbh

Where’s that from? Haven’t seen anything like that attributed to him.
Sounds good to me btw.

 

[catcherintherye]

Lampard 20 games played -3 wins - 6 draws - 11 defeats - 15 points
Gravy 17 games played - 4 wins - 6 draws - 7 defeats - 18 points

Can somebody explain why Lampard is the worst manager ever, correctly, and Dyche is seen as a miracle worker who should be given more time?

An utter farce if this complete joker is retained beyond Monday.

He had harder fixtures, and has improved results a fair bit.

 

[Moomin]

What are Dyche vs Lampard win % at Everton?

If we add the percentage up it still wouldn't rival your mums.

 

[No Alla Violenza]

We only ever look for managers with PL experience so it means we are always looking in a limited market. The best managers in the league across a number of different teams in recent years have all come from abroad.

This

Hopefully the decision makers at Everton will soon be a thing of the past

 

[Gilbert..]

Just seen a stat that made me want to vomit.
18 home games this season. 15 goals
Is it worth even checking if thats the worst in the clubs history. Thats disgusting.

 

[MikeH72]

Like this.

That certainly is two men discussing 4-5-1 with centre backs at full back.

 

[Glasshalffull]

Because he went to the all conquering Crystal Palace and got, in our recent history, one of our greatest results.

Against all odds, Dyche and his brave soldiers fought off the barrage of the free flowing, Roy Hodgson masterclass of total football, and came away with a nil nil result

What a day

To be fair, anyone, from Alf Ramsey to Guardiola, presented with this squad of 50% donkeys, and the remainder either hugely injury prone, or grossly mismatched, or both, would struggle to beat the Nag's Head 3rd team. Dyche kept Burnley in the Premier League when they had no right to be there, and got nobodies to be respectable players, while playing others (eg Keane) in such a way as to get effective performances from them, and lure mug clubs into forking out excessive transfer fees to acquire them.

If Dyche keeps us in this league, then he should be given a good go. If we stay up, doubtless when we're 8th from bottom at Christmas, all sorts of folk will complain about our failure to challenge for Europe, and play football to make you drool, after our £15 million net spend in the window. Sometimes you deserve what you get, yanno.

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

Dyche had a new manager bounce.

Lampard quickly saw through players like Keane and Maupay. Dyche seems to want to use them and doesnt have any idea how to be proactive.

A centre forward + Danjuma and Lampard would have done better than what weve witnessed under Dyche.

 

[heatmeiser]

Where’s that from? Haven’t seen anything like that attributed to him.
Sounds good to me btw.

Sean Dyche made Burnley dressing room admit to players who were 'poisonous to the group'

Lee Grant has revealed how Sean Dyche weeded out any negative influences in the Burnley dressing room when he took over in 2012.

punditarena.com

I'm assuming he used similar tactics when he joined us.

And it certainly sounds like it here

Dyche gives Everton stars questionnaire to understand issues but two don't reply

Everton will play for the first time under Sean Dyche this weekend with the new boss looking to get answers at Goodison Park by asking his players to take part in a questionnaire

www.mirror.co.uk

 

[Bazlar]

Dyche had a new manager bounce.

Lampard quickly saw through players like Keane and Maupay. Dyche seems to want to use them and doesnt have any idea how to be proactive.

A centre forward + Danjuma and Lampard would have done better than what weve witnessed under Dyche.

Lampard signed Maupey

 

[ForeverBlue92]

@ForeverBlue92 as forum sage may I solicit your view regarding keeping or booting Dyche? It's a strong topic this fine morning.

I wouldn't take any notice of the Dyche haters when 90% of them worshipped that Tory divvy Lampard.

Saying that he'll need to show better in game management next season especially if he gets to strengthen the squad / have better options on the bench.

 

[Nymzee]

Lampard signed Maupey

But wanted to sell him 6 months later?

 

[JLW]

I wouldn't take any notice of the Dyche haters when 90% of them worshipped that Tory divvy Lampard.

Saying that he'll need to show better in game management next season especially if he gets to strengthen the squad.

Lets hope he doesnt get the chance or we will be having the same conversations next season as we've had this season.

Nothing in his managerial career says to me, yeah he will be good here! like nothing.