Of course he lost the fans. The ground was empty and he proved yet again he is out of his depth.
he was brought in (1) coz the board are lazy , (2) they’ve gambled on him keeping us a float (3) worrying about it nxt summer
guess what it’s backfired
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Of course he lost the fans. The ground was empty and he proved yet again he is out of his depth.
My moody comments towards Dyche since last night aren't blaming him for us going down by the way - if he kept us up it would have been miraculous.
There is a reason why we are narrow, and it is about quality. Our best hope of creating anything is about winning duels and second balls, and winning the ball back. Not very effective either with the players we have, but it provides some sort of defensive protection. Godfrey, Tarkowski, Keane, Mykolenko, Gana, Doucoure, etc., are nowhere near good enough to play in a structure like you mention.I just don't get what leaving Patterson out is achieving.
The in vogue thing in the league atm is to have 1 offensive full back and 1 defensive who tucks in to make a 3 when in possession. Have Patterson acting as a winger in possession and tuck Godfrey in as the 3rd defender on the left. More stable in possession while making the pitch wider.
Instead we have a flat rigid 4 with neither full back overlapping when the wide men cut inside. We are narrow and easy to defend.
This is entirely on dyche.
I agree. Everton’s issues were all there to see before he turned up but he’s making decisions that are baffling to say the least.Everyone wrote off our chances of survival when we failed to sign anyone in January. Yet some still happy to pin much of the blame at him.
He's not completely blameless, but in no way is he one of the key reasons for us going down.
Everyone wrote off our chances of survival when we failed to sign anyone in January. Yet some still happy to pin much of the blame at him.
He's not completely blameless, but in no way is he one of the key reasons for us going down.
no it’s more than him. but i’ve just seen his post match - i think we can do it
1-win in 10 says we can’t sean
I think managers forget that they still need to work during the 90 minutes as well….it’s not just about preparation, training throughout the week and team selection….a manager must also be judged on their performance during the 90 minutes which means we judge them on their adjustments whether that be formation or personnel throughout the 90Left Godfrey on the pitch. Refuses to entertain different CB's. Dyche is responsible for this
Not convinced on Potter….did well at Ostersund (spelling will be wrong), but did not pull up any trees at Swansea in the Championship, and I think his time at Brighton has been put into perspective by their new manager. The less said about Chelsea the betterThis.
Dyche has completely underwhelmed me. I know a few of his connections and it saddens me.
I dont back him to have the flexibility to ensure we go back up first time.
Not sure I'd agree it would have been miraculous. I think as bad as we are, the players quality wise have to be better than Bournemouth and forest and at least on a par with Southampton and Leeds. And dyche has been in positions regularly when he has been out of the relegation zone. Really he should have done better than he is.My moody comments towards Dyche since last night aren't blaming him for us going down by the way - if he kept us up it would have been miraculous.
Not sure I'd agree it would have been miraculous. I think as bad as we are, the players quality wise have to be better than Bournemouth and forest and at least on a par with Southampton and Leeds. And dyche has been in positions regularly when he has been out of the relegation zone. Really he should have done better than he is.
Not sure I'd agree it would have been miraculous. I think as bad as we are, the players quality wise have to be better than Bournemouth and forest and at least on a par with Southampton and Leeds. And dyche has been in positions regularly when he has been out of the relegation zone. Really he should have done better than he is.
I still stick by miraculous.
IMO, Dyche keeping us up would have been the biggest individual managerial achievement at Everton since Moyes finished 4th.
Appointed here;
With Arsenal x2, Liverpool A within the first 5 games.
Without a striker.
Go through the team and count the players career goals.
There isn't goals in this team.
Go through the team and count assists/chance creation.
There isn't assists in this team.
Why would players who have never scored goals or created them on a regular basis suddenly start?
It's why I said on here we'd go down in the summer. I said it in January.
This is why we go down - all before him, so I can't blame him now.