2022/23 Sean Dyche

[coollino]

Does he have regular staff?

oh god, don't start the staff wage experts

 

[Pabbers]

I just want a season or so of no drama, would kill for boring right now.

 

[Drico]

One thing is for certain - any manager walking through the door needs better players than what they have at their disposal otherwise they're on a hiding to nothing...

Yup, people talk about a "new manager bounce." But as I have just told my concerned Arsenal-supporting cousin, the only bounce we're getting with this squad is the "dead cat" one.

 

[BlueToff]

I think we seem to have had a few bust ups in the changing room, seems like to me thats been killing us on the pitch a bit. No connectiion and no fight for each other.

Players training away etc.

Thats the type of stuff we need ridding of, proper gut out the issues.

That's literally only seemingly happened in the last week though.

We are crap. This isn't a decent squad not trying like they didn't for Silva, for example. This is genuinely a rubbish team.

There's 18 games left. Lampard, with less time in the window, had more 4 points when he was appointed last year. He got 6 wins and 2 draws. Dyche needs to better that, which in theory if he's such a better manager, he should be able to. 7 wins, 3-4 draws. A tough ask but that's the job.

 

[Eggs]

Burnley fans coming in telling us we should be delighted getting their ex manager who got fired for relegating them after years of turgid football. Good Times

….to be fair, they played us off the park in the game McNeil scored at Goodison. Played some surprisingly good football that game.

 

[ChesterBlue]

Well this is all very grim.

 

[Dougie]

Just a thought, but it could be likely he has watched us most this season especially when we went on this bad run. He has been waiting for a prem job he said that himself. Hopefully he has already got ideas to improve us defending and going forward.

 

[billyblue80]

Probably the sensible choice in the hole and the mess we find ourselves in have reservations about his style of play long term, but this is currently all about survival and he organises us and makes us solid and harder to beat and Goodison nasty to play at we will go direct especially at home. Which is easier to implement short term than the Bielsa ball. Positive is he is also a big character and he will make the players give 100% which they haven't for a long time if we are honest. We still need players. Good luck Dyche

 

[MartSlinger]

Mate, I’ve said this a thousand times. We don’t create or score; setting up a team as a unit is great until you can’t score. Which was something he could never get right

You arent scoring loads of goals when you can only afford Chris Wood and Ashley Barnes though mate, and even then he had then bagging close to double figures most seasons.

He’s got McNeil back and Gray is an upgrade on Aaron Lennon who he had. Every man in this team whether you rate them or not is a huge upgrade on what he had at Burnley, simple as that.

 

[Runub]

On a plus note watch Dwight McNeil fly now

 

[Noisy noise annoys]

Not angry at the appointment, can understand it and why it is him, just it will be longer and for more money than it needs to be.

I mean also yeah it is Sean Dyche. At least our xWE (expected Worms Eaten) per game will be great.

Im
Just relieved tbh
Time to move on from this mess (prays).

 

[Bungle]

Exactly.

The catastrophising of a lot on here makes me puke.

 

[sbbefc]

I'm ok with this. If he fails we go for Bielsa in the summer and make all the changes/"reset" at that point.

 

[DualityNSNO]

Im
Just relieved tbh
Time to move on from this mess (prays).

Hopefully it ends well (again) this year and we move on to at least do OK next, honestly.

 

[ProZ]

442 right away please, into the mixer for the second balls Sean