2022/23 Sean Dyche

[Pabbers]

Nope

People have concerns about him but I've not seen one person say he should go. I dont want another manager to go at all because the board should not be allowed to hide behind managers.

The squad ain't good enough. The board and owner are incompetent and arrogant. Whether or not Dyche is good enough is irrelevant right now. No manager can succeed under these circumstances, not lampard , not Dyche, not Pep Guardiola

Never said that, just that ive seen fans turning in him.

“Lose next game and he is gone”

“Not having dyche me he is sh1£e”

 

[Tim's tourettes]

I think he should become player manager and have a go up front.

 

[ForeverBlue92]

See a couple turning on him already, my god we have some bad fans, really really do have some idiots following us.

there is a sect of fans who worshipped Lampard and made excuse after excuse for him putting uneccesary pressure on Dyche very early doors.

They just can't get over the cockney ones sacking so will try create instability about the place.

 

[COYBL25]

The people moaning in the last 15 pages; did you really expect a result tonight? Have a think while you're changing your bedsheets. On to Forest.

They spent all of yesterday, speculating how many we’d get beaten by and then when it happens, they act all shocked and angry lol

 

[COYBL25]

there is a sect of fans who worshipped Lampard and made excuse after excuse for him putting uneccesary pressure on Dyche very early doors.

They just can't get over the cockney ones sacking so will try create instability about the place.

Obssessed.

 

[Marius57]

there is a sect of fans who worshipped Lampard and made excuse after excuse for him putting uneccesary pressure on Dyche very early doors.

They just can't get over the cockney ones sacking so will try create instability about the place.

Name them. As I haven’t seen that happen at all.

 

[Dillinger's Last Gasp]

There are going to be fans who didn’t want Dyche to begin with so it’s perfectly acceptable for them to continue with that position.

For the rest of us, surely we all knew when he came in that there were no guarantees of survival, only a decent chance under somebody who has been here before. What nobody foresaw was the upper management making that job harder by selling Gordon and not having at least one striker lined up to come in when the team have been struggling for goals.

 

[roy vernon]

Exactly , pickford, Tarkowski, doucoure , gueye, mcneil off the top of my head all been relegated along with the manager. Did thelwell get relegated with wolves ? Be interesting to see the full number of people at Everton who have been relegated

It'll probably be all of them at the end of the season.

 

[NorthernBlue]

Can’t blame Dyche for any of this. It’s going to take a miracle to keep us up after what the board and Lampard have done. At least we are competitive in games.

However at the point it’s certain we are down he should be sacked. No manager should survive a relegation. Never wanted him anyway as he’s extremely limited.

 

[ToffeeTim]

We are very close to the point where we cant just say oh well, on to the next game. We have no margin for error at all.

It will be May and we will be 7 points adrift and people will be writing off games and saying the next one is more important

 

[blueblood]

I think he’s done some real good things. In the first half on Saturday and the first 40 minutes last night we played well, so he sets the team up properly with a clear plan. Unfortunately games are 90 minutes long not 40 minutes long. We’ve looked threatening going forwards but can’t score- as we have inadequate striking options. Dyche is in no way to blame for this but it’s going to be the deciding factor in whether or not we can ground out the points needed to survive.

 

[Rodebaard]

Didn't expect anything from last night, but even so that second half was painful. Think he put on some players as a "show me what you can do" and they won't be seen again as a result. Or at least I hope so. Also, I don't want to point fingers, and it wasn't the second half subs per se, but judging by some of the tracking back, some of them gave up. Which is pretty unforgivable.
I'm not sure we can persist with three defensive midfielders and Iwobi on the right, giving us absolutely nothing going forward. Yes, the strike "force" is a problem, but I can't see a goal coming from the midfield either. Three donkeys and a 5-a-side player.
Oh how did we end up with this squad of players! Amazing really

 

[Evertonthat]

I feel sorry for Dyche. The flack he will get if he dosent keep us up, and the squad he's lumped with to try and do it. A squad that's given up time and time again with zero striking options. Honestly, if he does somehow keep us up, he will deserve legend status.

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

Were our fans expecting something from today? Worrying how many fans are angry…I’m angry with the villa result and I’ll be extremely concerned if we lose at the weekend. But today went as expected. I’m sure someone’s reading this and wants to say “but we expect fight from them”…why and when was the last time. So why would we expect something different against the team that ALWAYS smashes us. We know the team is terrible, or at least you should know. Our starters wouldn’t have gotten onto Arsenal bench. Blaming Dyche?? Other than maybe start gray, what should he have done different?

Indeed, better recent Everton squads have been hammered in this fixture and Arsenal been nowhere near chasing the title let alone top. Some of the villa result is frothing to the top now. Factor in forest who are nearest to us who create a fevered home support, it's a time for big danglies.

 

[Kev The Rat]

Why is the bar set so low for this guy ? Love to be in his shoes given some of the leeway extended here

2 goals in 5 games - blame the board

Lose 4-0 with a second half capitulation - blame the board