2022/23 Sean Dyche

[Lanolin]

Dyche has been relegated multiple times, 35% win rate over a mangers career is not good reading, 474 games and only won 166, conceded over 350+ goals. He is a bit of a myth imo.

Once.

 

[navidson]

I think he'd be decent for us

 

[Dad watched Dixie]

Dyche triggers Klopp so it's a yes from me.

 

[Kantareller]

His payroll is rocks and wood so financially it's a no brainer.

 

[toffee82]

He has never left a toilet without laughing and saying “I’d give that 5 minutes lad”

With Dyche it's 10 minutes

 

[Ferguson1878]

Dyche has been relegated multiple times, 35% win rate over a mangers career is not good reading, 474 games and only won 166, conceded over 350+ goals. He is a bit of a myth imo.

Grim that

 

[obn00b]

I don't care about style. I want to win games and not leak goals in transition every match.

 

[Boss Silva]

Sean Dyche closer to becoming next Everton boss as he overtakes Marcelo Bielsa

Everton hope to have lined up their next manager by the close of play on Thursday, with Sean Dyche the favourite to succeed Frank Lampard, who was sacked on Monday

www.mirror.co.uk

 

[Bluewolf]

If this is true then I genuinely can't think of anything worse then watching another 10 games at goodison this season.

No excitement, no togetherness with the crowd...it'll turn toxic quickly.

I'd rather give it a miss...I won't because im a idiot who feels obligated to go rather then actually wanting to go the game.

 

[lurky]

A very fair point that.

If he wins 35% of games (so 6/7) I would take that. We will draw 4/5 and be comfortably safe.

Not only that - his percentage of defeats is lower too.

Lampard only got draws in 18% of his games for us. Dyche drew 28% of his at Burnley. Over 100 games - that's 10 extra points. Over a league season, it's almost 4 extra points, on top of the extra wins. Doesn't sound like loads, but often teams stay up by very fine margins. If we'd drawn the Wolves and Southampton home games for example, we'd have 2 extra points, and they'd have 2 fewer each. Net result of that is we'd be out of the relegation zone.

Sad that we're having to talk like this but it does matter

 

[Zeitgeist]

Not only that - his percentage of defeats is lower too.

Lampard only got draws in 18% of his games for us. Dyche drew 28% of his at Burnley. Over 100 games - that's 10 extra points. Over a league season, it's almost 4 extra points, on top of the extra wins. Doesn't sound like loads, but often teams stay up by very fine margins. If we'd drawn the Wolves and Southampton home games for example, we'd have 2 extra points, and they'd have 2 fewer each. Net result of that is we'd be out of the relegation zone.

Sad that we're having to talk like this but it does matter

Let's not forget his squad at Burnley was absolutely log, he just made them work hard

We do have some quality in our squad, quality working hard can create a good team

 

[Noisy noise annoys]

Let's not forget his squad at Burnley was absolutely log, he just made them work hard

We do have some quality in our squad, quality working hard can create a good team

Really tickled me

 

[d0rk]

Sean Dyche analyses player performance using a state of the art Amstrad 640

 

[GrandOldSte117]

If this is true then I genuinely can't think of anything worse then watching another 10 games at goodison this season.

No excitement, no togetherness with the crowd...it'll turn toxic quickly.

I'd rather give it a miss...I won't because im a idiot who feels obligated to go rather then actually wanting to go the game.

Mate Everton have been a 442 hard to beat, aggressive team, many times before. Surely this is just like the days of old? A team with 100% commitment, defined roles, and hard to beat?

 

[Ibby]

Sean Dyche closer to becoming next Everton boss as he overtakes Marcelo Bielsa

Everton hope to have lined up their next manager by the close of play on Thursday, with Sean Dyche the favourite to succeed Frank Lampard, who was sacked on Monday

www.mirror.co.uk

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