2022/23 Sean Dyche

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

I’m aways interested in what the forum free thinkers have to say about anything.

It’d be like Ghandi and Pol Pot getting together for a chin wag, over a cuppa in Roy‘s Rolls.

I really like this idea for a podcast or YouTube channel. Dave and FB's time for tea.

First topic: Sean Dyche.

After that, anything is game.

 

[Charles Hawtrey]

I really like this idea for a podcast or YouTube channel. Dave and FB's time for tea.

First topic: Sean Dyche.

After that, anything is game.

Happy to act as moderator for that debate show....

 

[ForeverBlue92]

What does @davek and @ForeverBlue92 think of Dyche so far?

The fact he's shown that Tory up for being the useless dosser that he was has left FB92 in a heightened state of arousal.

 

[DualityNSNO]

It's not about current fit. Dyche does that fine. It's about what we want to do going forward and who might fit that. Unless of course you're fine with the current state of affairs.

Doing well is very relative here right now. 5 years ago Dyche would be on the chopping block. Between seasons we get to breathe and decide what the standard really is again.

Loads of text and no evidence-backed examples there.

It is about current fit also - he has to fit now AND in the future. It'd be easy to say to get someone if it's smooth sailing and we have resources (money + players) to appease someone; he has to step in and start pretty much instantly with us currently, but let's say for convenience Dyche saves us and evaporates into thin air in May, who do you want in and why; what's the shortlist?

E: genuinely interested, not taking the piss for a change.

 

[GrandOldTeam]

You could do that for every manager we have ever had at the end of their tenures. Dyche will end up the same way.

You couldn't.

The comparison for Allardyce was with Silva who was between 8th and 12th across them all before bring sacked.

 

[Goat]

Loads of text and no evidence-backed examples there.

It is about current fit also - he has to fit now AND in the future. It'd be easy to say to get someone if it's smooth sailing and we have resources (money + players) to appease someone; he has to step in and start pretty much instantly with us currently, but let's say for convenience Dyche saves us and evaporates into thin air in May, who do you want in and why; what's the shortlist?

E: genuinely interested, not taking the piss for a change.

I think Sean Dyche is the perfect fit for a team where we currently are.

Hes youngish, isnt a diva and has a big focus on team spirit and hard work.

 

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

The fact he's shown that Tory up for being the useless dosser that he was has left FB92 in a heightened state of arousal.

 

[COYBL25]

lol lol lol lol lol lol lol lol

 

[COYBL25]

The fact he's shown that Tory up for being the useless dosser that he was has left FB92 in a heightened state of arousal.

 

[TheBigIguana]

Loads of text and no evidence-backed examples there.

It is about current fit also - he has to fit now AND in the future. It'd be easy to say to get someone if it's smooth sailing and we have resources (money + players) to appease someone; he has to step in and start pretty much instantly with us currently, but let's say for convenience Dyche saves us and evaporates into thin air in May, who do you want in and why; what's the shortlist?

E: genuinely interested, not taking the piss for a change.

I'll have to come back to this later.

I think Sean Dyche is the perfect fit for a team where we currently are.

Hes youngish, isnt a diva and has a big focus on team spirit and hard work.

What do we want to be? The summer can be a reset.

 

[Goat]

I'll have to come back to this later.

What do we want to be? The summer can be a reset.

We want to be a hard-working club that grinds out results, for now.

A reset? No mate, a reset requires vast investment.

 

[chippy1722]

We want to be a hard-working club that grinds out results, for now.

A reset? No mate, a reset requires vast investment.

We have already reset, we’ve gone from spending big money to nothing.
Our next couple of years of smarter transfers with less resources is the new way.

 

[DanB90]

It's not about current fit. Dyche does that fine. It's about what we want to do going forward and who might fit that. Unless of course you're fine with the current state of affairs.

Doing well is very relative here right now. 5 years ago Dyche would be on the chopping block. Between seasons we get to breathe and decide what the standard really is again.

Given our situation financially, I think we need to look for someone who can offer stability on a very tight budget. If we’re even allowed to spend at all. So sticking with Dyche is our best bet of survival going forward imo.

Now isn’t the time to be going for some young, hip thang and signing a load of wunderkids.

Hate to break it to you, but we aren’t going to be the club you want us to be for a very long time.

 

[Goat]

Given our situation financially, I think we need to look for someone who can offer stability on a very tight budget. If we’re even allowed to spend at all. So sticking with Dyche is our best bet of survival going forward imo.

Now isn’t the time to be going for some young, hip thang and signing a load of wunderkids.

Hate to break it to you, but we aren’t going to be the club you want us to be for a very long time.

EVER, we will NEVER be the club he wants us to be.

 

[DanB90]

EVER, we will NEVER be the club he wants us to be.

I don’t understand why he keeps at this whole Everton thing. If I lived on the other side of the world and hated us this much, I’d defo pretend we didn’t exist.

It’s absolutely something I’ve thought about doing.