2022/23 Sean Dyche

[malfosse]

It might. We'd probably have a bit of time to fix it still. I think the way we're going it isn't a matter of if but when. I think we have to try to make sweeping changes even if we might go down because that is likely the fate at some point without them.

My hope with Dyche is that he gives us a couple of years of stability. Anything else would be a bonus. Everton's future is depended on us being in the Premier league.

 

[TheBigIguana]

My hope with Dyche is that he gives us a couple of years of stability. Anything else would be a bonus. Everton's future is depended on us being in the Premier league.

I mean is stability good right now? Surely we gotta try to start moving back the right direction?

 

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

Martinez would get webbed all over shop by most of them, he’d follow up by talking up how a good performance it was despite a broken conk and 4 missing teeth.

"Ti's but a scratch".



Bobby all over.

Back on topic, Dyche would let him weave and Bob pretty patterns in front of him before flooring him with a brutal suckerpunch once his defence was down...

 

[turner]

How long before we physically age and visibly diminish the bloke?

Every manager ends up ageing in dog years in recent times, bar Carlo.

He can't go any balder. His skin might just start to peel off like someone in hellraiser II

 

[malfosse]

Have we sacked him yet ……

Yes.
They will let us know in about a week.

 

[bernie inn]

I mean is stability good right now? Surely we gotta try to start moving back the right direction?

Obviously, but we are currently on a downward trajectory, this needs to stop ASAP this will likely result in a plateau for a period of time which will result in points on the board then you can start on the upward trajectory. First priority is to stop the rot

 

[Bedfordblue]

Gutted, started the first sentence and expected it to say he wanted shinnys worn at all times at FF
Was hoping he’s come in with the intention of f’ing everyone rar up at every opportunity.
Bit like Cato, only surprise shin high sliding tackles in the lunch queue etc

 

[malfosse]

I mean is stability good right now? Surely we gotta try to start moving back the right direction?

My hope is that Dyche will be our Mark Hughes, the one before City started to get some decent managers.
Fingers crossed we follow City down the new owners route as well.

 

[TheBigIguana]

Obviously, but we are currently on a downward trajectory, this needs to stop ASAP this will likely result in a plateau for a period of time which will result in points on the board then you can start on the upward trajectory. First priority is to stop the rot

Why would a plateau result in points? We need to be better to get points.

 

[TheBigIguana]

My hope is that Dyche will be our Mark Hughes, the one before City started to get some decent managers.
Fingers crossed we follow City down the new owners route as well.

It's honestly ambitious. Hughes had a better resume going into City than Dyche has here I'd say.

 

[tommye]

Gutted, started the first sentence and expected it to say he wanted shinnys worn at all times at FF
Was hoping he’s come in with the intention of f’ing everyone rar up at every opportunity.
Bit like Kato, only surprise shin high sliding tackles in the lunch queue etc

Snide ones out of side doors, just above the ankle.


Smash.
Have that lad.

 

[bernie inn]

Why would a plateau result in points? We need to be better to get points.

A plateau means we stop losing

 

[Goat]

Why would a plateau result in points? We need to be better to get points.

Results dont matter ive heard.

The Premier League has appointed judges who mark the teams at the end of the 90minutes.

 

[malfosse]

It's honestly ambitious. Hughes had a better resume going into City than Dyche has here I'd say.

Sorry mate that was the best analogy I could come up with, lol

 

[Marius57]

Quite right.