2023/24 Sean Dyche

[ForeverBlue92]

Benitez should have never been anywhere near our club and you should hang your head in shame for backing him.

What you're suggesting is that Benitez should never have been appointed as EFC manager in the first place which is a debate for a different time.

Ultimately however he was apppointed manager and with that came a responsibility from the chairman to act in a manner thats good for business.

At the time of Benitez's dismissal - we were 16th, a buffer zone away from the bottom 3, just getting key players back from injury & had the January transfer window to invest in players that suited the managers system.

A wise business decision, would have been to have allowed the manager to see us to safety, sound out potential replacements in the summer if the situation still warranted it & brought in a higher calibre of manager with the benefit of a summer transfer window & pre season with the squad.

Instead, the chairman did his usual act of trying to appease the fans with sentimentality, by relieving the manager of his duties way too prematurely, bringing in a serial loser as his replacement based not on his CV but of his "likeable" personality, allowing that manager's close family contact to negotiate in bringing in Dele Alli on big wages (and Van Der Beek on loan) and ultimately leave us with a ticking time bomb and millions of pounds flushed down the drain in paying off the former manager at a time of funds being tight & the PL looking at our books.

Decisions like this born out of sentimentality, like giving contract extensions to players like Coleman despite having suffered a serious injury at an age of near retirement, jobs for the boys contracts for players like Tom Davies is the reason why the business has failed.

If a businessman like @ForeverBlue92 was chairman and not someone like Bill Kenwright, this club would have been in a much more productive position these past couple of decades.

I see the same scenario with Mr Dyche, a decision to spend tens of millions of pounds to pot him would be a further act of folly.

 

[DualityNSNO]

What you're suggesting is that Benitez should never have been appointed as EFC manager in the first place which is a debate for a different time.

Ultimately however he was apppointed manager and with that came a responsibility from the chairman to act in a manner thats good for business.

At the time of Benitez's dismissal - we were 16th, a buffer zone away from the bottom 3, just getting key players back from injury & had the January transfer window to invest in players that suited the managers system.

A wise business decision, would have been to have allowed the manager to see us to safety, sound out potential replacements in the summer if the situation still warranted it & brought in a higher calibre of manager with the benefit of a summer transfer window & pre season with the squad.

Instead, the chairman did his usual act of trying to appease the fans with sentimentality, by relieving the manager of his duties way too prematurely, bringing in a serial loser as his replacement based not on his CV but of his "likeable" personality, allowing that manager's close family contact to negotiate in bringing in Dele Alli on big wages (and Van Der Beek on loan) and ultimately leave us with a ticking time bomb and millions of pounds flushed down the drain in paying off the former manager at a time of funds being tight & the PL looking at our books.

Decisions like this born out of sentimentality, like giving contract extensions to players like Coleman despite having suffered a serious injury at an age of near retirement, jobs for the boys contracts for players like Tom Davies is the reason why the business has failed.

If a businessman like @ForeverBlue92 was chairman and not someone like Bill Kenwright, this club would have been in a much more productive position these past couple of decades.

I see the same scenario with Mr Dyche, a decision to spend tens of millions of pounds to pot him would be a further act of folly.

Hahahaha arsed reading all of this

 

[anton66]

Honestly believe we would be better with no manager. This fella is useless.

 

[COYBL25]

What you're suggesting is that Benitez should never have been appointed as EFC manager in the first place which is a debate for a different time.

Ultimately however he was apppointed manager and with that came a responsibility from the chairman to act in a manner thats good for business.

At the time of Benitez's dismissal - we were 16th, a buffer zone away from the bottom 3, just getting key players back from injury & had the January transfer window to invest in players that suited the managers system.

A wise business decision, would have been to have allowed the manager to see us to safety, sound out potential replacements in the summer if the situation still warranted it & brought in a higher calibre of manager with the benefit of a summer transfer window & pre season with the squad.

Instead, the chairman did his usual act of trying to appease the fans with sentimentality, by relieving the manager of his duties way too prematurely, bringing in a serial loser as his replacement based not on his CV but of his "likeable" personality, allowing that manager's close family contact to negotiate in bringing in Dele Alli on big wages (and Van Der Beek on loan) and ultimately leave us with a ticking time bomb and millions of pounds flushed down the drain in paying off the former manager at a time of funds being tight & the PL looking at our books.

Decisions like this born out of sentimentality, like giving contract extensions to players like Coleman despite having suffered a serious injury at an age of near retirement, jobs for the boys contracts for players like Tom Davies is the reason why the business has failed.

If a businessman like @ForeverBlue92 was chairman and not someone like Bill Kenwright, this club would have been in a much more productive position these past couple of decades.

I see the same scenario with Mr Dyche, a decision to spend tens of millions of pounds to pot him would be a further act of folly.

I really am starting to think you’re clinically insane

 

[Goat]

Evertons xG was 0.93 today by the way, I know people LOVE that stat.

 

[blue to the bone]

Can imagine him at home now eating beans out of the tin , drinking cans of warm ale sitting in his piss stained y fronts.

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

Hahahaha arsed reading all of this

Same here mate, it was in response to me and I couldn't be arsed reading it because he's an absolute bellend.

 

[nsno-chris]

If a businessman like @ForeverBlue92 was chairman and not someone like Bill Kenwright, this club would have been in a much more productive position these past couple of decades.

You’re a photographer though

 

[carolinablue232]

there’s not one bit of pressure on him

and when we go down he will blame the off field problems

Just like his first 11 then.

 

[Hinchcliffe's Corner]

What you're suggesting is that Benitez should never have been appointed as EFC manager in the first place which is a debate for a different time.

Ultimately however he was apppointed manager and with that came a responsibility from the chairman to act in a manner thats good for business.

At the time of Benitez's dismissal - we were 16th, a buffer zone away from the bottom 3, just getting key players back from injury & had the January transfer window to invest in players that suited the managers system.

A wise business decision, would have been to have allowed the manager to see us to safety, sound out potential replacements in the summer if the situation still warranted it & brought in a higher calibre of manager with the benefit of a summer transfer window & pre season with the squad.

Instead, the chairman did his usual act of trying to appease the fans with sentimentality, by relieving the manager of his duties way too prematurely, bringing in a serial loser as his replacement based not on his CV but of his "likeable" personality, allowing that manager's close family contact to negotiate in bringing in Dele Alli on big wages (and Van Der Beek on loan) and ultimately leave us with a ticking time bomb and millions of pounds flushed down the drain in paying off the former manager at a time of funds being tight & the PL looking at our books.

Decisions like this born out of sentimentality, like giving contract extensions to players like Coleman despite having suffered a serious injury at an age of near retirement, jobs for the boys contracts for players like Tom Davies is the reason why the business has failed.

If a businessman like @ForeverBlue92 was chairman and not someone like Bill Kenwright, this club would have been in a much more productive position these past couple of decades.

I see the same scenario with Mr Dyche, a decision to spend tens of millions of pounds to pot him would be a further act of folly.

Oink oink

 

[St Domingos]

Maybe you missed the form guide I posted above.

1 win in 10.

Hes plop mat

Maybe you missed the form guide I posted above.

1 win in 10.

Hes plop mate.

fair play fella just chucking something out there

 

[cronullasharks]

Same here mate, it was in response to me and I couldn't be arsed reading it because he's an absolute bellend.

Every response feeds this persona he's going for, best off ignoring him and clicking the show ignored content occasionally to give the middle finger.

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

Every response feeds this persona he's going for, best off ignoring him and clicking the show ignored content occasionally to give the middle finger.

If he's going for a massive bellend persona mate then it's working. lol

 

[Azza]

What you're suggesting is that Benitez should never have been appointed as EFC manager in the first place which is a debate for a different time.

Ultimately however he was apppointed manager and with that came a responsibility from the chairman to act in a manner thats good for business.

At the time of Benitez's dismissal - we were 16th, a buffer zone away from the bottom 3, just getting key players back from injury & had the January transfer window to invest in players that suited the managers system.

A wise business decision, would have been to have allowed the manager to see us to safety, sound out potential replacements in the summer if the situation still warranted it & brought in a higher calibre of manager with the benefit of a summer transfer window & pre season with the squad.

Instead, the chairman did his usual act of trying to appease the fans with sentimentality, by relieving the manager of his duties way too prematurely, bringing in a serial loser as his replacement based not on his CV but of his "likeable" personality, allowing that manager's close family contact to negotiate in bringing in Dele Alli on big wages (and Van Der Beek on loan) and ultimately leave us with a ticking time bomb and millions of pounds flushed down the drain in paying off the former manager at a time of funds being tight & the PL looking at our books.

Decisions like this born out of sentimentality, like giving contract extensions to players like Coleman despite having suffered a serious injury at an age of near retirement, jobs for the boys contracts for players like Tom Davies is the reason why the business has failed.

If a businessman like @ForeverBlue92 was chairman and not someone like Bill Kenwright, this club would have been in a much more productive position these past couple of decades.

I see the same scenario with Mr Dyche, a decision to spend tens of millions of pounds to pot him would be a further act of folly.

Refering to yourself in the 3rd person really isn't healthy. lol lol

 

[EFC_FRANCIS]

What winds me up is him bringing Stefan Defour in once every 3 months to 'mentor' Onana. If he's such a good midfield whisperer why isn't he on the coaching staff full time? And if he's not good enough then why are we bothering at all?