2022/23 Sean Dyche

[peteblue]

Don’t care. Don’t want him here as he’s tripe. Even if a miricle occurs and he keeps us up he should be treat the same as Alladyce and booted into oblivion.

Wow, tough audience……

 

[Kaiser Soysauce]

Don’t care. Don’t want him here as he’s tripe. Even if a miricle occurs and he keeps us up he should be treat the same as Alladyce and booted into oblivion.

That went well, didn't it....

 

[Marius57]

I've watched his teams for a decade

You’ve watched all the Burnley games? A club that was massively punching above its weight and had the smallest budget in the league and he had them in Europe? Maybe just give him a chance

 

[TheBigIguana]

You’ve watched all the Burnley games? A club that was massively punching above its weight and had the smallest budget in the league and he had them in Europe? Maybe just give him a chance

He chose his tactics. He chose his signings. The small budget isn't an excuse.

 

[Noble Savage]

It seems weird watching an Everton manager looking comfortable and assured on the screen.
Frank looked absolutely shattered in the last few months.
Let's give him a chance guys. At least he seems to have a decent plan. Not sure I agree about the team facing the quality and he seemed a bit sheepish about signings though.
No sign of contract Dave either.

 

[wandyr79]

We aren't going to win every game 1-0. At some point you have to score goals. Plural. If your goal isn't to fix that part we're not surviving.

One way to look at it is like Rugby. If you are not scoring tries then it is more than likely not the flair players at the back fault, but the forwards. The forwards give a team the basis to play fluid free flowing rugby, scoring lots of tries.

We don't know for certain the exact balance he will adopt straight up but with the games coming up we have to look at a solid foundation first. We cannot go gung ho, otherwise it will be a case of great, we scored 2 but we conceded 4.

If we can just get the confidence in the back line right, the pressure is relieved, hopefully enough that the midfielders can express themselves more, further up the pitch.

 

[peteblue]

That went well, didn't it....

And he’s one of Dyche’s biggest fans…..

 

[DuncanPatterson]

Sean Dyche: The key tasks for new Everton manager

A 'broken' club that doesn't know 'how to win' - BBC Sport looks at the key challenges facing new Everton manager Sean Dyche.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[Shevin Keedy]

Haha at 9:13 he says "the chairman" followed by a cough. But if you listen carefully when he coughs he very subtly says "nobhead". Brilliant, welcome Sean.

 

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[davek]

I genuinely think he’ll sort us out.

Even if we just regain the defensive solidity we had under Lampard at the start of the season we’d probably be fine. He’s got a wealth of defensive resources to pick from and a good goalkeeper.

We just need to balance the midfield and get more out of the attack, hopefully supplemented with a few additions in this window.

From the recent player links it looks like he knows we lack creativity badly. The rest he's probably ok with. Maybe he also gets in a target man - I hope so.

 

[matty1878]

good luck sean


matt.

 

[Marius57]

Now at least some of our diva fans can calm down.

Says the poster who only earlier was worrying we would be getting Allardyce because it hadn’t been announced ?

This is my fear and we end up with Allardyce

 

[brieverton]

I'll give him some goodwill anyway.

If he succeeds, it's good for everyone.

He has the toughest job of any EFC manager in modern history.