2022/23 Sean Dyche

[coollino]

I thought I'd be happy with him to be the manager if we went down, but I'm up for pretty much completely starting again with someone young

It might keep my interest

 

[Gilbert..]

I believe removing Keane for literally anyone gives us a better chance of picking up points. I think he’s clearly the worst centre back at the club, one of the worst in the league. If we go down a major reason for it will have been Dyche’s stubbornness to keep him in the team, I’m not sure how anyone could think that’s a massively controversial take.

He looked like a sloth chasing back. One stage in the 2nd half a ball played over, under no pressure he kicked at thin air and they got a good chance from it. Thats exactly the point. You'll end up getting punished and its that fine line losing games with a clumsy defender.
At least he saw the light with Godfrey in the end.

 

[MikeH72]

He looked like a sloth chasing back. One stage in the 2nd half a ball played over, under no pressure he kicked at thin air and they got a good chance from it. Thats exactly the point. You'll end up getting punished and its that fine line losing games with a clumsy defender.
At least he saw the light with Godfrey in the end.

Godfrey didn’t have the luxury of being one of his mates from Burnley, that’s why he got binned off. It was the correct decision because he’s terrible, but it just goes to show that some players are treated differently to others.

 

[m hart89 efc]

I thought I'd be happy with him to be the manager if we went down, but I'm up for pretty much completely starting again with someone young

It might keep my interest

This is basically how I’ve been thinking. I’d have been willing to keep dyche if we went down as I’m sick of changing managers anyway, and if we do go down there’s going to be so much movement player wise so we could do with the manager staying. However, his in game management and persisting with Keane is winding me up, so I’d be willing to start again with a younger manager and team. I can’t see it though unless new investors want their own man.

 

[allen]

I'm not a mind reader mate, and nor am I claiming to be. I'm commenting on what you actually wrote, not interpreting anything or offering an opinion on your thoughts, just responding to what you put down in words. If what you wrote doesn't reflect your thoughts then it's fine, but I'm not sure how that's my issue.

Indeed.

I’ve done my best to clear it up for you. Feel free to take it or leave it, but I’m wishing you a good evening regardless.

 

[Gilbert..]

I thought I'd be happy with him to be the manager if we went down, but I'm up for pretty much completely starting again with someone young

It might keep my interest

Now ive had a bit of a closer look at him. There are a few things of a concern. I think we all know how he sets his team up. Fine. That was what i expected. And although he hasnt the greatest options. The other night at leicester his refusal to use a good option from the bench in gray. And his refusal to act on Godfrey getting targeted against newcastle, he's lost me a bit because he did have options to change it.
We may be seeing why he was at Burnley for 10 years and nobody with any real vision went for him. Who knows.

 

[everton1953]

Be patient for fooks sake. You only have a couple of weeks to wait before you can come on and pretend you never wanted Dyche in the first place.

 

[bigboper]

From a Burnley fan, seems like Dychey has not changed his ways, very reluctant to drop players when clearly out of form and lacking confidence, also his use of subs was appalling at Turf Moor. Fortunately for Dychey the fans expectations at Burnley were much lower than at Everton. Great guy Dychey but if you expect him to change his methods you may be disappointed.

 

[Gilbert..]

Be patient for fooks sake. You only have a couple of weeks to wait before you can come on and pretend you never wanted Dyche in the first place.

What if you think he's making a few negative errors though. What should Everton fans on an Everton forum discuss? Their Tesco Clubcard Points?

 

[jceverton]

Arteta who every Arsenal fan wanted out when he started…. Potter who took a bigger job and got the bullet in 5 months. It doesn’t always work out how you want. I’m more than happy with Dyche if he keeps us up.

I’ve logically answered your question. Your response fails to address that logic. There has to be accountability for managerial appointments. Currently there is none, which is why we’ve ended up in this mess.

 

[Lob]

From a Burnley fan, seems like Dychey has not changed his ways, very reluctant to drop players when clearly out of form and lacking confidence, also his use of subs was appalling at Turf Moor. Fortunately for Dychey the fans expectations at Burnley were much lower than at Everton. Great guy Dychey but if you expect him to change his methods you may be disappointed.

Welcome mate but honestly, you don't get much lower expectations than not wanting to get relegated. We were 19th when he took over and we are still 19th 14 games later. My only expectations were for him to do slightly better than the last guy which wasn't hard and to not be as stubborn as many of our previous Managers and unfortunately he has completely failed on both.

 

[jceverton]

Well it’s 2 years and it was literally the only thing I looked at because I remembered it happening but more importantly, for the 4785th time today - WE DO AGREE!!! I think Keane is rubbish, you don’t have to convince me he’s rubbish because I know he is, I was calling him rubbish before it was trendy and have continued ever since. Where we may disagree is that I also believe coady is rubbish, and so don’t think the decision to pick one rubbish player ahead of another rubbish player is the unfathomable madness that some people do. But like I said ages ago, I respect other people’s opinions.

Both are rubbish, agree on that. However Mina is better than both and should be playing. Branthwaite is the one that should’ve been brought through this season.

 

[Lanolin]

Both are rubbish, agree on that. However Mina is better than both and should be playing. Branthwaite is the one that should’ve been brought through this season.

I agree Mina is better. I can imagine that there may be concerns about his fitness and desire to really go into battle for us when he wants a deal elsewhere but obviously I don’t know the bloke or his attitude. Personally I think loaning branthwaite was the right move, I don’t think he was ready yet and playing regularly is better for him than being involved in this mess.

 

[GrandOldSte117]

The arguments about how bad the players he has at his disposal and 'individual errors making him look bad' seem to have disappeared since Lampard left.

 

[everton1953]

As Mina will probably need to be substituted after say 60 mins, I suppose there may be no harm giving him the hour and replacing him with Keane. That might satisfy the Mina fans if he has any and the anti Keane brigade which we do have.