2022/23 Sean Dyche

[Blue peter]

I think I was wrong about Dyche, talks a good game, loves his ‘corporate culture’ stuff, but some of his decisions are bizarre and his in game management non existent never mind reactive. It turns out, whilst I can’t blame him for us potentially going down, he’s not as good or as competent as I thought he was going to be

 

[bonsc]

At least he’ll make us hard to beat.

Thought this to but nope just as bad

 

[cahill 17]

He’s had a shocker

But Patterson is turd mate, sorry to break it to you.

Bill Patterson would play better then godfrey at right back

 

[TheNinja]

Goal

 

[Nymzee]

Wanted his payoff.

 

[EFC_FRANCIS]

The only argument for keeping him is we have no money

 

[Thomasc]

Nobody is saying the board aren’t abysmal, and the disparate collection of players of varying degrees of hopelessness are a waking nightmare, but even notwithstanding those things we’ve been in positions to get enough points on the board under Dyche to be halfway clear of this mess and yet he’s contrived to blow it.

Changing a mildly successful system, playing players out of position at RB in successive games who have both directly contributed to dropped points, while a perfectly capable (shut up @davek ) sits on the bench, putting our hitherto best midfielder out on the wing where he’s once again hopeless, etc.

Awful manager, managing awfully. Quelle surprise.

Mate we just about stayed up last season, lost our best striker and replaced him with Maupay.

These players have seen off 3 different managers.

Im going for the common denominator.

 

[Rook]

From the guardian:

Everton are 19th despite performing reasonably well under Sean Dyche. (In the form table since Dyche took over, Everton are 15th and Chelsea are in bottom three.

15th is the goal if we stay up and will always be w/ him.

 

[LocalNative]

I think I was wrong about Dyche, talks a good game, loves his ‘corporate culture’ stuff, but some of his decisions are bizarre and his in game management non existent never mind reactive. It turns out, whilst I can’t blame him for us potentially going down, he’s not as good or as competent as I thought he was going to be

I’m a little disappointed with some of his decisions and selections, however, no manager would keep that team up.

Absolutely horrendous from the ground up. Recruitment over the past 6-7 years has led to this.

 

[Quadvod]

Needs to swallow his pride and get Mina and hopefully Coleman into the side. Failing Coleman then Patterson. Keane and Godfrey are just utter garbage

 

[maccavennie]

He should be sacked
He's a fkin embarrassment

 

[edge]

I think I was wrong about Dyche, talks a good game, loves his ‘corporate culture’ stuff, but some of his decisions are bizarre and his in game management non existent never mind reactive. It turns out, whilst I can’t blame him for us potentially going down, he’s not as good or as competent as I thought he was going to be

Feel the same way

 

[mistuhp]

Bringing in Dyche was an idiotic decision

Hiring a manager for a relegation fight who just got relegated last year with a team he entirely built is one of the worst decisions you could ever make.

 

[Ufotone]

Oh dear Mr Dyche.....

TUT TUT

 

[12ubb3rduck3y]

The only argument for keeping him is we have no money

we have to keep him. We'll have an avg championship side next year after a fire sale.