2022/23 Sean Dyche

[hktoffee]

It’s absolutely the right one. Probably even before that! But, if we end up going down then Dyche will also have failed and I’ll be very disappointed in him if it happens. We weren’t in a hopeless position when he was appointed (difficult yes) and there’s been plenty of opportunities to get enough points to stay out of the bottom three.

Lampard should be gone in November.

 

[Aries]

Lampard should be gone in November.

Agreed.

 

[Gilbert..]

Know what your saying mate, but I don't know if I could handle mind - numbing, eye bleeding footy for 2 years.

Tbf mate we've had that for at least 5 years now. I seriously cant remember an Everton performance where we've played well. Battling perfomances in there yes. But the football? Nope. Hardly any at all.

 

[Goodisongang]

Tbf mate we've had that for at least 5 years now. I seriously cant remember an Everton performance where we've played well. Battling perfomances in there yes. But the football? Nope. Hardly any at all.

Mad init, this season only palace at home have I come out thinking we played well and thoroughly enjoyed the game.

 

[4737carlin]

Can’t stand Keane after witness what he had done last match.

But not the Spurs and Palace games? Two games, 2 points, Michael Keane. Those two points might save us.

 

[Kev The Rat]

We’ve been given a punchers chance (maybe) with the results this weekend

The sad part is this buffoon is still here

 

[hktoffee]

But not the Spurs and Palace games? Two games, 2 points, Michael Keane. Those two points might save us.

Way too soft. I don’t like defenders with no aggression.

 

[ToffeeTim]

I hope he proves me wrong but I'm pretty convinced our best chance is with a small boost from a caretaker manager.

 

[ford_uk]

Over to you Sean

 

[GoldenToffee]

I hope he proves me wrong but I'm pretty convinced our best chance is with a small boost from a caretaker manager.

Many clubs, in one final act of desperation, would definitely consider that if they entered the final 4 games with one victory from 11 games.

That's where we will be tomorrow with Dyche if we fail to take the points, and that's absolutely the biggest warning sign you can get that the horse has bolted and the train has derailed - especially if we lose, having a relatively new manager and already being on a 1-in-11 run and only heading one direction... it's got to be considered.

But it won't be, and he'll be allowed to have us finish 19th, and only then will he be fired.

 

[matty1878]

We’ve been given a punchers chance (maybe) with the results this weekend

The sad part is this buffoon is still here

I hope he proves me wrong but I'm pretty convinced our best chance is with a small boost from a caretaker manager.

who we getting lads? and again we won’t sack him they’ve gambled on him

 

[ToffeeTim]

who we getting lads? and again we won’t sack him they’ve gambled on him

Baines caretaker

 

[Kev The Rat]

Baines caretaker

that would do. cant be any worse.

 

[matty1878]

Baines caretaker

ha ha i’m sure they will for all his exp

 

[Achilles Heel]

Should we go down, as seems inevitable given the club is broken with no leadership, the decision to retain Lampard after shipping 7 goals in 2 games to Bournemouth is still the biggest error this season for me. Leaving him in charge for winnable games at home to Saints and Wolves is likely what costs us our place in the PL. That decision alone should see the removal of BK & DBB. Dyche's recent decisions not to play Mina or Coady can only be due to a lack or trust in the former and a games based obligation to buy in the latter that Championship football clearly cannot afford.