2022/23 Sean Dyche

[DavidH]

such as ?

Good question. I just think we are a tiny bit better than before. Don't get me wrong, we are still aids but we would be clear of relegation if he had started the season as manager I'm sure of that. Don't ask me why you're messing with my zen. I do think some of our 'fans' don't deserve the club sometimes. Give him chance.

 

[Ed_Winchester]

Good question. I just think we are a tiny bit better than before. Don't get me wrong, we are still aids but we would be clear of relegation if he had started the season as manager I'm sure of that. Don't ask me why you're messing with my zen. I do think some of our 'fans' don't deserve the club sometimes. Give him chance.

I’m like you, I think we’re marginally better than under Lampard, but the bar was set ever so low.
What worries me is some of Dyche’s decisions over the last couple of matches. Persisting with Godfrey at right back, Iwobi on corners Vs Newcastle, persisting with a ridiculously high line against United. Is it just desperation and hoping something will work?

 

[DavidH]

I’m like you, I think we’re marginally better than under Lampard, but the bar was set ever so low.
What worries me is some of Dyche’s decisions over the last couple of matches. Persisting with Godfrey at right back, Iwobi on corners Vs Newcastle, persisting with a ridiculously high line against United. Is it just desperation and hoping something will work?

Yep agreed, he isn't the greatest right now not at all but I have just sensed us playing better, looking a bit neater at times. We were a shambles under Lampard and them two games against Bournemouth were a disgrace.

He's got a horrible task but some of our fans just don't give anyone a chance. I know it's horrible we're desperate etc. I don't know. I'm trying to have a non footy weekend and here I am 4 bevvies in talking about it. Please make it stop.

 

[Bluelladevil]

I'm comparing people with people.

Dressing rooms will have players kicking off with eachother after a bad result.

The quote you shared didn't include the entirety and without context. Dyche had his say, he just waited for the players to finish. That's normal.

Er sorry but I quoted a fact from the horse's mouth. You are speculating, I presume, based on no experience of professional football. At a time of such mental fragility in young players in a pressure cooker situation it is unforgivable to not control all the events that you can control when you are a manager. Any manager in any walk of life manages risk and this buffoon was AWOL at an absolutely crucial time.

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

The only criticism I have of Dyche is the persistent pairing of centre backs..Both similar and neither has a turn of pace which both get caught out. Something now has to change at the back with goals we are shipping in now. Centre backs are a problem for me.

 

[kenada_blue]

Needs Gray and Dom on the pitch for one.

 

[ToffeeTim]

The way he has set us up going down without any fight, has been an utter embarrassment for the club.

I say it again, get a caretaker in and try something different rather than waiting for the inevitable.

 

[LEONARD]

He was handed a stacked deck of cards, when he took over.

An overated goalkeeper.

A porous defence.

A ponderous , non creative, non goal scoring midfield.

Basically no recognised or worhwhile forwards.

I think he is now starting to panic, tinkering, playing people out of position, and late, non effective substitutions.

A team bereft of fighters, leaders, and quality.

Can't see us getting out of this.

 

[jazzy]

We need to get goals
We can't allow ourselves to be overrun in midfield
Our full backs are crap.

So surely you at least at some stage play 352 , which is the only formation that fits with our crap players.

However the dinosaur won't even consider it.

 

[GrandOldTeam]

Er sorry but I quoted a fact from the horse's mouth. You are speculating, I presume, based on no experience of professional football. At a time of such mental fragility in young players in a pressure cooker situation it is unforgivable to not control all the events that you can control when you are a manager. Any manager in any walk of life manages risk and this buffoon was AWOL at an absolutely crucial time.

No you shared a snippet of a quote and a journalistic interpretation.

I'm telling you what the full quote was.

The video was shared on here yesterday. Maybe watch it first.

Dyche had his say, after the players had a snarl between themselves. Things that probably needed saying...

 

[Bluelladevil]

Even you are saying the players had a "snarl between themselves". And that is all that is relevant here but you insist on ignoring that fact and the potential damage it may have done. How can it have been beneficial to the mentality of young men under incredible pressure to have a "snarl between themselves". It could and should have been avoided by Dyche controlling the situation. The fact that he then trundles into the dressing room is not the issue - the damage, i.e the unity of the squad and potential harm to to the confidence of individuals, may already have been done. And if any damage has been done, in what is already an awful situation, it is simply not acceptable. A manager should manage pivotal moments and that was undoubtedly a pivotal moment in the life of Everton football club.

 

[bilyaletdinov_]

does he stay on when the inevitable happens?

 

[Donegal blue]

Even you are saying the players had a "snarl between themselves". And that is all that is relevant here but you insist on ignoring that fact and the potential damage it may have done. How can it have been beneficial to the mentality of young men under incredible pressure to have a "snarl between themselves". It could and should have been avoided by Dyche controlling the situation. The fact that he then trundles into the dressing room is not the issue - the damage, i.e the unity of the squad and potential harm to to the confidence of individuals, may already have been done. And if any damage has been done, in what is already an awful situation, it is simply not acceptable. A manager should manage pivotal moments and that was undoubtedly a pivotal moment in the life of Everton football club.

It's good there snarling at one another, it shows that they care , but it doesn't solve the problem of them being not good enough. From the very top to bottom , rotten. The only good thing about Everton is us fans .

 

[kiss the crest]

does he stay on when the inevitable happens?

NO

 

[Blast_of_Cannock]

He should play DCL, Simms, Maupay, & Gray up front. Just go all Cambridge and get Pickford to launch it all game, missing out the midfield. Can't be any worse than what we're seeing at the minute.