Is “he’s better than Lampard” really all these weird Dyche fanboys have to hang their hats on? Is that the bar now, being better than Frank Lampard, who’s universally recognised as a laughing stock of a manager?
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2023/24 Sean Dyche
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That’s not how
It should work though.
Like I’ve pointed out a sacked manager usually is on a poor run. If you use all
Dyche’s games,His stats will be worse.
Like I could argue that Lampard had a terrible squad to pick from first 12/13 games last season. Compared to what dyche had this season.
GrandOldSte117
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Because that's both of their first 44 games in charge. Lampard only made it to 44.
GrandOldSte117
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Even in all of Dyches games, his stats aren't worse and his points per game are 6 pts better off in a season than Lampards.
GrandOldSte117
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Im only talking about it because that was the topic of conversation tonight and I came onto an Internet forum for some discussion
Yes, overall 44 is your hanging point - this season is a detriment to your own argument as we're shockingly dire and his winning % is very Lampard.
This was the first mention of Frank Lampard in this discussion. Just completely randomly and out of the blue. Where did it come from? Why was he brought up? He has absolutely nothing to do with the discussion around the current manager.
"At least he's better than Lampard" - one of the worst to manage us. You could even say he's better than the swine too, but it's a ridiculously low bar
"He'll change with money" - no.
"The way he set up with Burnley was because they're Burnley fgs" - no, it's because Sean Dyche only knows one way to play and it's eye-gouging dire terrorball.
"This isn't his own team" - he relegated his own team more than once.
What else?
It’s like that Ben wynstanley fella from
The bullens view, calls Lampard one of our worst ever managers, which is a fair comment, but he’s also a big dyche fan and when fans say this group of players can surely play better football than what dyche is doing. He then brings up Lampard and stays look what happened when Lampard tried to pay football with this group
.Surely if he’s a terrible manager,
It doesn’t really matter what style he tries as he will fail
If we take away 4 of Dyche’s wins and change 5 Lampard draws to wins because of VAR I think they both have a 3.2 PPG average.
GrandOldSte117
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Time will tell mate. I only ever wanted Dyche as our manager because of the situation we were in. Was sick of relegation battles and wanted a normal season. I rated him for the job he did with Burnley. Considering our finances and all of the other terminal stuff we have going on, I think he's the safest option we can get. I know people want the best for Everton because 'were Everton' but that's not the reality right now. We need stability on the pitch and inside the dressing room considering everything is falling to pieces elsewhere.
We did, against Wolves when we drew 1-1.
GrandOldSte117
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Don't get you. What would have happened had we lost to Bournemouth?
No, time has already told us - 10 years of choosing this exact way to play, both in the Prem and the Championship (with the team he relegated himself too) and we're still in a relegation battle tells us all we need to know.
The job he did at Burnley was great for a team that never wants to progress, and he'll be exactly that way again. Over and over and again and again.
Are people really this thick to believe he'll change? Like for real?
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If we’d won that Wolves game we would’ve been safe, same as the Palace game which was also the penultimate game of the season. It was the same scenario.
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