2022/23 Sean Dyche

Cjplennon · January 26, 2023

indieman1 said:
It has no doubt been pointed out by others, but good grief, no other club in the world would get down to those 2 as a shortlist. You couldn't possibly find managers with more divergent styles.

The Board are genuinely lunatics

True. Dont panic Mr Mannering....

Cjplennon · January 26, 2023

EFCthechosenone said:
Will Dyche accept 5 months long contrac

cantlivewithem said:
Lampard may improve as a manger over time but he is currently a truly terrible manager

Truely terrible! How did we give him.the job in the first place and how were the fans OK with it..

Dwight K Schrute · January 26, 2023

LeeCarsley said:
Sean Dyche had a higher win percentage at Burnley than Graham Potter had at Brighton, to put some perspective into it. Is he as good a manager as Potter I am not sure but I don't think he's nearly as bad as some of you are making out!

That will probably take into account 2 seasons in the Championship where they came up. Would be interested to see PL win percentage side by side. If you factor in as well the fact that Potter played good stuff and he has laid the foundations for what's going on now (progresion) then the comparison is ridiculous.

spectateur · January 26, 2023

indieman1 said:
It has no doubt been pointed out by others, but good grief, no other club in the world would get down to those 2 as a shortlist. You couldn't possibly find managers with more divergent styles.

The Board are genuinely lunatics

It's muck or nettles.
How could it come down to that?

Goodison87 · January 26, 2023

Tony1985 said:
I welcome our scotch egg looking overlord with open arms. Just get us safe ffs.

Scotch egg!!! I think that’s how the majority will see it, probably best available option for just, well staying up! Go from there after that.

Harryflashman · January 26, 2023

LeeCarsley said:
Sean Dyche had a higher win percentage at Burnley than Graham Potter had at Brighton, to put some perspective into it. Is he as good a manager as Potter I am not sure but I don't think he's nearly as bad as some of you are making out!

Dwight K Schrute said:
That will probably take into account 2 seasons in the Championship where they came up. Would be interested to see PL win percentage side by side. If you factor in as well the fact that Potter played good stuff and he has laid the foundations for what's going on now (progresion) then the comparison is ridiculous.

In terms of premier league only with Burnley and Brighton respectively I think it’s about 28% for both of them .

Tilling · January 26, 2023

Dwight K Schrute said:
Are you his agent or something? Brownhill is okay, not quality. Defour was okay for Liege he wasn't at Burnley. And Westwood really isn't a very good player. McNeil is genuinely one of the worst footballers I have ever seen. Even Dyche benched him.

You can say my 'mates down the pub' all you like but I have had the misfortuneof watching Burnley on many occasion. A couple of times live and often on television and they were horri le to watch. None of those players are quality. They would not have spent so long at dross like Burnley if they were. The way you rate them makes me think you must be a big fan of the extremely poor players that litter our squad.

Hahaha I'm not, I just don't like the lazy stereotype - I actually genuinely would prefer Bielsa if I felt that Everton were capable of matching his demands over the course of say the next 2 and a half years (or in the much shorter term, signing the 3/4 players he'll require to keep us up)

Ultimately though Bielsa has massive reservations about joining the club and wants an absolute mega fortune, whereas Dyche in my mind has demonstrated he's a much better, versatile coach than many give credit for - I've found some of the football Burnley play, especially once they had consolidated in the Prem, to be far better than people make out. That's both from watching them smash Everton and other teams. Clearly agree to disagree though; I'm sure both of us agree that the squad needs improving

Dwight K Schrute · January 26, 2023

Harryflashman said:
In terms of premier league only with Burnley and Brighton respectively I think it’s about 28% for both of them .

Yep and Brighton have improved and improved, done so playing good football. Dyche, none of the above.

blulouie · January 26, 2023

jinkyali said:
He's at Hq in London this very minute.

Be fun when he bumps into Bielsa who's flew in this morning.

cantlivewithem · January 26, 2023

Cjplennon said:
Truely terrible! How did we give him.the job in the first place and how were the fans OK with it.

The Fans that were ok with it were ok because it wasn't Benitez. We gave him the job because it was our board who made that decision and they had previously thought it was the right idea to appoint Benitez who was also a truly terrible manager for Everton

jinkyali · January 26, 2023

blulouie said:
Be fun when he bumps into Bielsa who's flew in this morning.

Who knows how it's gone. Wouldn't be surprised if Bielsa is in London meeting Moshiri et Al too.

jinkyali · January 26, 2023

Dwight K Schrute said:
That will probably take into account 2 seasons in the Championship where they came up. Would be interested to see PL win percentage side by side. If you factor in as well the fact that Potter played good stuff and he has laid the foundations for what's going on now (progresion) then the comparison is ridiculous.

Wait. You are lauding Kompany for his work in the championship but seemingly disregarding Dyches championship seasons..

blulouie · January 26, 2023

jinkyali said:
Who knows how it's gone. Wouldn't be surprised if Bielsa is in London meeting Moshiri et Al too.

More likely Dyche sharing a pie dinner with Kenright.

And Moshiri quaffing Dom P with Bielsa.

Dwight K Schrute · January 26, 2023

jinkyali said:
Wait. You are lauding Kompany for his work in the championship but seemingly disregarding Dyches championship seasons..

If you look back at what I said, the Championship has changed. The days of the likes of Dyche, Bruce and Hughton style-sides doing well have gone. Those kinds of sides and managers seem to struggle now. It is the attacking, front-foot managers that get their teams out of the division.

Dyche's last experience of the Championship was a long time ago and like much to do with him, that approach would be found wanting and outdated.

Tramps_mate · January 26, 2023

Bluewolf said:
What proof do you have of this though?

His stats don't back this up at all.

You cant just go, oh well he did well at this team so he'll automatically do well at our team.

Koeman was better then dyche he failed here. Ancelotti was miles better then dyche and he did a average here.

Dyche is a poor manager and will be another terrible appointment.