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2023/24 Sean Dyche

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andy5000 said:
Really poor press conference, that. Not a great attitude from Dyche, crap answers to most of the questions.

If Keane or Maupay start this weekend i'll be on the Dyche out wagon.
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Crap questions get crap answers. Media ask questions they know he cant answer..i mean did anyone think DCL would play on Saturday with a broken face?
Did anyone think he would say who they are going to sign? The conferences are a waste of time, if you dont like how he deals with the drivel then switch it off and do some reserch on the internet.
I thought his Harry Kane remark was great, like one finger up at the media who love to hit us when we are down.
 
windymiller said:
Based on what? Certainly not the start to this season.

People like yourself pretend that Dyche offers us fitness, organisation and solidity. Well where was that against Villa. We looked like an unfit, disorganised rabble with no belief. If Dyche doesn't bring us those things what does he bring? Certainly not any sort of tactical innovation.
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The only way I would be pretending is if I thought that the squad was better than the results Dyche will get with them over the course season will prove. I am yet to meet the manager who could guide us to mid table obscurity with no goal scoring threat in the squad. We are not going to sack him early doors and bring in a Unai Emery type manager who will have us fly up the table and finish top 7
 
Cjplennon said:
How can he say when he will be put in the squad? Im sure hes itching to throw Chermiti into the cauldron at Goodison, get a good booing and destroy the lads confidence
You guys just want to stay on the merrygoround, 20 games and calling for his head. Its the same group of players and im not sure how you expect him to turn them into anything different in 20 games. He has enough pressure without the fans turning on him - we should be focuses solely on the board and not the players or manager. If he thinks Keane is his best option there must be a reason, and with the crap he has around him im not suprised his confidence is shot. Stick another guy in and see what happens over a few games...in these situation you should be able to rely on your most experienced players and not throw the ones with a bit of potential under the bus. We desperately need a few seasons of stability, new manager helps absolutely nothing we have proven that sonce Moyes left.
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The Villa game was as bad as anything we saw under Lampard, after 20 games and a full pre-season we should be able to see some signs of improvement, no? How long is long enough for Dyche to have some sort of impact on the team performances?
 

cantlivewithem said:
The only way I would be pretending is if I thought that the squad was better than the results Dyche will get with them over the course season will prove. I am yet to meet the manager who could guide us to mid table obscurity with no goal scoring threat in the squad. We are not going to sack him early doors and bring in a Unai Emery type manager who will have us fly up the table and finish top 7
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By that logic we should have just kept Lampard. If no manager can bring us improvements or, as you say, consistency then why sack any of them? Hell, why even have one?
 
14_dollars said:
Dyche should be judged on performances on the pitch (not good enough at the moment and he knows this) not how he performs in press conferences.

Bear in mind that 99% of the ‘football media’ in these pointless press conferences are anti-Everton charlatans.

Dyche is well within his rights to respond to every question by bending over and spreading his bum cheeks.
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Agreed. As a manager, I wouldn't give out any information if it didn't serve my purpose. When you look at them through that lens, other than perhaps getting some health information we may not have, it's best not to draw conclusions on anything said.
 
windymiller said:
The Villa game was as bad as anything we saw under Lampard, after 20 games and a full pre-season we should be able to see some signs of improvement, no? How long is long enough for Dyche to have some sort of impact on the team performances?
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There has been some signs of inprovement. As we all have agreed previosuly Lampard would have taken us down?
You are basing your argument on one poor game, befire that we had a reasonable perfomace against Fulmam and were unlucky not to win.
But get on his back if you wish, im sure it will help if we get rid of him and have another painful process scraping the barrel of who will come to manage us.
 

bullybeef said:
Sean looks like he’s feeling the pressure.

If we lose this weekend, I think that pressure will mount significantly.
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All pressure that should be on Moshiri and the board (whoever the nameless ones are). We as Everton fans should be galvinising around the team and manager.
 
Cjplennon said:
There has been some signs of inprovement. As we all have agreed previosuly Lampard would have taken us down?
You are basing your argument on one poor game, befire that we had a reasonable perfomace against Fulmam and were unlucky not to win.
But get on his back if you wish, im sure it will help if we get rid of him and have another painful process scraping the barrel of who will come to manage us.
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It's not one poor performance. The Villa game was especially poor but since April we have looked rotten. You use a home game against Fulham, that we lost, as an example of our improvement and accuse me of cherry picking!

I agree that we have screwed ourselves in terms of the club's desirability to new managers (and players) and that we are probably too skint to sack Dyche and recruit anyone of any quality but that shouldn't mean that Dyche is beyond criticism. The start of this season has gone as bad as it could be on and off the pitch and a part of that is on Dyche. When he picks Keane again on Saturday you won't find many defending him if we lose again. Rightly so.
 

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