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2022/23 Sean Dyche

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Gotta say, given the absolute cluster@$&# that is the clubs current ownership, we could be very fortunate to have a guy like Dyche.

I know some bemoan his style of football, but he is a professional through and through and has the kind of steady presence that might just give us a chance of surviving the idiots running the show. Plus he has proven an ability to do something with nothing.

Help us Sean Dyche, you’re our only hope
 
Hogwild said:
Gotta say, given the absolute cluster@$&# that is the clubs current ownership, we could be very fortunate to have a guy like Dyche.

I know some bemoan his style of football, but he is a professional through and through and has the kind of steady presence that might just give us a chance of surviving the idiots running the show. Plus he has proven an ability to do something with nothing.

Help us Sean Dyche, you’re our only hope
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Holding on to Dyche may be the biggest challenge of the summer
 
blueblue said:
Everton is a big club, just not acting like it.

Dyche knows the challenges and the potential.
If he can turn the club around it is probably the biggest opportunity ge will ever have to manage a really big club.
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If he was lied to then he will walk. Who wouldn't? Failing miserably at a Premier League club because you have been misled doesn't help his career at all.
 

sandybrownsbighead said:
If he was lied to then he will walk. Who wouldn't? Failing miserably at a Premier League club because you have been misled doesn't help his career at all.
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I would imagine that he was told money was tight.
I think he knows that we will certainly be in the loan market.

He will get some support in the transfer market and the amount will depend on possible sales.

There is no choice but to make some signings, the alternative is probable relegation and we have barely escaped that over the last two season, we may not be so lucky next season.

I think we have also freed up a lot of money in wages.
Not keeping Coady or Vinagre.
Mina leaving
Davies leaving
Townsend leaving
I would say that is probably saving at least 250k per week.

I think it also likely that some of Gomes, Holgate,Godfrey,Keane,Maupay,Grey and Iwobi could leave. Possibly Onana as well but I would say Dyche would like to keep him.
 
Hogwild said:
Gotta say, given the absolute cluster@$&# that is the clubs current ownership, we could be very fortunate to have a guy like Dyche.

I know some bemoan his style of football, but he is a professional through and through and has the kind of steady presence that might just give us a chance of surviving the idiots running the show. Plus he has proven an ability to do something with nothing.

Help us Sean Dyche, you’re our only hope
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It’s not even bad to watch. Most of our games have been pretty eventful. The end product obviously needs to improve but we are competing in almost every game. I’d rather watch Dyche than a hip hyper attacking guy that would get us relegated.
 
Imagine being in the Rabbit Hole and bumping into Dyche. Sweating like a lizard, absolutely off his chops asking you for numbers. He’d find out you were a blue and have you pinned in a corner in a headlock chewing your ear off for 3 hours 1cm from your ear talking you through his ideal 442 formation and how Bill won’t get him the players to make it come to fruition.
 

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