2022/23 Sean Dyche

[when i score we riot]

Cue him masterminding a 3-0 win over the RS with Mcneil scoring a hat trick

 

[wandyr79]

This is an appointment that will, unlike any other candidates, turn poisonous, if he doesn't get an immediate response. Good luck to him. He'll need it.

The whole club is poison, any manager coming in has that potential, if no immediate response.

 

[nsno-chris]

Context important. At Burnley for 9.5 years who's only objective was to stay in the PL. I thought this is the type of manager we should have had coming into this season as it's the reality of where we are at. We need to get to the stadium in the PL. This gives us the best opportunity out of the options available. It's [ragmatic which Everton are usually not.

scoring less than a goal a game is not acceptable for any manager that has been at a club for that long

Especially for this club

 

[Cjplennon]

I will sound crazy but dobt mind first game arsenal , yes will be a tough game but at home with hopefully new players in and us getting behind the team. If he can get any sort of performance fromnus could be a great start and help us push on. None of us exoect to get anything so if we do could get us going again

True, it can of course go either way. But i think at least we have an element of suprise that may unsettle Arsenal.

 

[1878-NSNO]

Looking forward to his tenure. Something you wouldn't find me saying a couple of years ago. Maybe we need a good grafter to be in charge of us, like Moyes. I hope ? he serves us well.

 

[DanB90]

His last act as a football manager was to be deemed not good enough by the grimmest football club on the planet.

 

[RFUS]

Gravy’s back on the menu boys!

 

[MikeH72]

Which is the exact issue I have with the appointment. There's no style, it'll be a more organised version of why we are joint bottom

I think if we’re being totally honest, Dyche is a better fit to work with this current group of players we have than Bielsa. Bielsa himself acknowledges that he can’t work with them. Why they are the two options though, only our wonderful owner knows.

If we’d sacked Lampard when he should’ve been sacked, then maybe we could’ve got Bielsa as well as the 5 or 6 new signings he needed, but we’ll never know.

 

[Marius57]

Cue him masterminding a 3-0 win over the RS with Mcneil scoring a hat trick

Mate, needs a statue if he manages that

 

[1878-NSNO]

That's the kind of passion I like to see.

 

[Socrates1882]

If he was at Burnley for 2 years, fair enough. He was there 7 years, spent money on 80's style footy (big man and small man up top) and could not address a blatant issue. He spent £16m on Chris Wood

Chris Wood got into double figures in the league for us every season bar his last one. About four years on the spin.

Who was the last Everton striker who did that?

 

[Lobster Johnson]

I reckon if we'd had Dyche in here from the beginning of the season we'd have about 22/23 points by now.

IMO.

I think he can get that much from now. It'll be very tight this season for us.

What a time to be alive...

 

[MikeH72]

We are not that bad, Lampard made them look awful.

We are that bad and sadly you’re about to discover this.

 

[Houghty19]

similar to an Allardyce appointment which gets us doing the basics and keeps us in the league.

Agree with everything else but this.... allardyce (despite how he spouts it) did not save us from relegation we were never going down that season he took over a team in mid table not bottom three. His back to basics football made most of our supporters eyes bleed as well, it may not be pretty under dyche but I can't see us going three games with one shot on target.

 

[DanB90]

Chris Wood got into double figures in the league for us every season bar his last one. About four years on the spin.

Who was the last Everton striker who did that?

Dominic Calvert lewin and Richarlison mate.