2022/23 Sean Dyche

[PhilM]

Anyway, I feel like I’m sounding like a moaning prick, so I’m going to stop now.



Sean Dyche smirks to himself after he farts.

Only after putting his hands down his kecks pre-fart, sniffin' his fingers and declaring, "Smells like pie, luv" in his gravely voice.

While I truly hope I am wrong, I really can't see Dyche getting a tune out of our forward line to the point where we score goals, which is our biggest problem.

 

[Eggsyblueskin]

I've spent the last 2 days looking into Sean Dyche in detail. My perception of him before he was linked with Everton job was like everyone else, English manager, knows hows to play one way, defensive, tactically limited, tough guy, old school etc.

My perception now has completely changed.
His has very strong and clear values which will align perfectly with those of our fanbase. Tactically he knows his stuff and how to put it into practice. His man management and team building philosophies are very impressive. He is a leader and is very comfortable in his own skin.

He will weed out the negative players and build a team who will all have each others backs. He wont be afraid to manage up as well as down, meaning he will challenge the board and Moshiri. He will recruit proper characters, develop them and get the best out of them.

He is exactly what we need and have needed for a long time. He is not a miracle worker and needs time to implement the changes, but by appointing him, we have given ourselves a chance to avoid the drop.

Makes you wonder why Wolves or Villa ,for instance ,didn’t consider him for their recent vacancies.
Or why he was second choice here in a two man race.

 

[Harryflashman]

I'd love to see a dog in a hat managing the first team.

Couldn’t do much worse than the last couple of years

 

[Yarrgh]

Couldn’t do much worse than the last couple of years

Might teach them how to chase after a ball which is a 10% improvement straight off the bat.

 

[Davidoff]

He is not a miracle worker

We're doomed

 

[DualityNSNO]

I'd love to see a dog in a hat managing the first team.

Can it be any worse than what we have had so far?

Doubt it.

 

[matty1878]

If dyche keeps everton up with long ball tactics and nicking games and draws will he be hounded out like big Sam was or this time fans be happy. If next season is the same fans probably won't like it and probably be gone by Xmas unless in top half of table and be back looking for a new manager next Jan. Looking like another short term manager, no long term planning or strategy at everton going from one short term manager to next. Biesla would have changed the club long term, need to think long term

they will think long term

 

[CrustySack]

You can clearly identify the posters on here who are very black or white in their ability to judge and form an opinion. These are also the ones who are easily led and can only see what's presented to them.

I don't mean to sound derogitory to anyone but all I ask is to open your mind a little more. Dyche is not as bad an appointment some are fearing.

 

[matty1878]

I've spent the last 2 days looking into Sean Dyche in detail. My perception of him before he was linked with Everton job was like everyone else, English manager, knows hows to play one way, defensive, tactically limited, tough guy, old school etc.

My perception now has completely changed.
His has very strong and clear values which will align perfectly with those of our fanbase. Tactically he knows his stuff and how to put it into practice. His man management and team building philosophies are very impressive. He is a leader and is very comfortable in his own skin.

He will weed out the negative players and build a team who will all have each others backs. He wont be afraid to manage up as well as down, meaning he will challenge the board and Moshiri. He will recruit proper characters, develop them and get the best out of them.

He is exactly what we need and have needed for a long time. He is not a miracle worker and needs time to implement the changes, but by appointing him, we have given ourselves a chance to avoid the drop.

?

 

[Ibby]

Dyche is at the training ground.

 

[CrustySack]

Makes you wonder why Wolves or Villa ,for instance ,didn’t consider him for their recent vacancies.
Or why he was second choice here in a two man race.

Wolves, Villa and Everton have a wonderful recent track record of recruiting managers.... don't they?

 

[DanB90]

Wolves, Villa and Everton have a wonderful recent track record of recruiting managers.... don't they?

Villa’s most recent manager is an outstanding choice tbf.

But they’re currently shopping in a different market to us, so it’s a bit moot.

 

[chippy1722]

You can clearly identify the posters on here who are very black or white in their ability to judge and form an opinion. These are also the ones who are easily led and can only see what's presented to them.

I don't mean to sound derogitory to anyone but all I ask is to open your mind a little more. Dyche is not as bad an appointment some are fearing.

Unfortunately a lot of fans are quite deluded and void of reality, hence the shouts of Poch, Tuchel and even Sancho on loan.

 

[Bluebonic]

Already sorted his song…
”Seany, Seany Dyche. seany, Seany Dyche
he’s got red hair and a carefree air,
Seany, Seany Dyche”

 

[Eggsyblueskin]

Wolves, Villa and Everton have a wonderful recent track record of recruiting managers.... don't they?

So you’re saying all three managerial choices are poor then?