2023/24 Sean Dyche

[Abertonian]

Demanding....im not sure Dyche came from a position of strength. Or maybe he did with no other person wanting to manage us.....Thelwell can just say NO. Thelwell 100% responsible for signings.

I'm sure there would have been no shortage of managers willing to manage us for £5M a year. This makes him the 6th highest paid manager in the PL and presumably therefore one of the highest paid in the world.

 

[COYBL25]

I don’t know how players are taught nowadays, but proper goalscorers are as rare as hen’s teeth.

And very very expensive too.

 

[twoblue]

Well he was available because he actually went on loan? Quite literally every single thing about this post is just false. Impressive in a way.

Do realise that he ended up in Spain and probably wasn’t available us?
transfers and like like playing fantasy league… the selling club and player get to say in it all to

 

[COYBL25]

What a lively start to the day.

The pro and anti Ashley Young camps battling it out at 5am.

Impressive.

 

[kiss the crest]

See West Ham are having talks with the guy liverpool supposedly want the Sporting manager

 

[Eggsyblueskin]

I would like to think that Dyche is the closest the thing we have to turning the corner.
Whether you like it or not the last two seasons could have been a lot worse. A false step with the manager we would have been down.
I’m not saying Dyche is the answer to us playing champions league football but he has been key at keeping a limited squad up last season and up again this season with a point deduction.
The first step for progress is stop the rot, aNd radual improvement.
If we invest in four quality players then maybe we can push on.
The clubs priotity seems to be - invest nothing, get ffp back on track, and stay in the league.
Until that priority changes don’t expect to be entertained

The problem is if you buy new players , you buy them to suit Dyche’s requirements, meaning any future change of style under a new manager becomes problematic.
The only reason we have ended up with Dyche is because those running the club lacked the interest or ability to even identify more than 2 candidates.
We aren’t stopping the rot at all , Everton continues to rot away before our eyes.
What I see every matchday has little resemblance to Everton , it is an embarrassment.
I am , however , increasingly entertained by the opposition which justifies my ST outlay somewhat.
Looking forward to Wednesday’s entertainment as I text.

 

[nsno-chris]

Watching a Sean Dyche Everton really gives you the opportunity to appreciate the tactical side of the game.

Seeing all these opponents rock up against us trying different tactics, movement patterns and subtle changes throughout the game really does open your eyes.

It also takes away from the eye bleeding football that he offers up

Thank you Gaffer

 

[kenada_blue]

See West Ham are having talks with the guy liverpool supposedly want the Sporting manager

Marco Silva version 2?

I'm surprised the RS would even go for him for one.

He'll guide West Ham to 6th/7th just like Moyes did but they'll play it out from the back more.

 

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

I don’t know how players are taught nowadays, but proper goalscorers are as rare as hen’s teeth.

And very very expensive too.

Arsenal’s Arsène Wenger: Europe doesn’t produce strikers any more

Arsène Wenger has revealed managers spent the recent Uefa elite club coaches forum discussing how to deal with the dearth of top centre-forwards

www.theguardian.com

Fair observation by Wenger?

 

[davek]

It wouldn't matter if there was Dave, Dyche wouldn't play them. No premier league experience or something.

Ild like us to take another look at Mills this summer. I thought he was doing ok from the few bits and pieces of games I saw. We need to strengthen that right side up, as Harrison might be on his way out and our FB situation is dire.

 

[JimmyK]

The problem is if you buy new players , you buy them to suit Dyche’s requirements, meaning any future change of style under a new manager becomes problematic.
The only reason we have ended up with Dyche is because those running the club lacked the interest or ability to even identify more than 2 candidates.
We aren’t stopping the rot at all , Everton continues to rot away before our eyes.
What I see every matchday has little resemblance to Everton , it is an embarrassment.
I am , however , increasingly entertained by the opposition which justifies my ST outlay somewhat.
Looking forward to Wednesday’s entertainment as I text.

It must be nice to be from an era where this current team doesn't resemble Everton. As somebody who's only been going for 30 years I've seen Everton play like they are now a lot more than i've seen anything else.

 

[Bluelenny1984]

It must be nice to be from an era where this current team doesn't resemble Everton. As somebody who's only been going for 30 years I've seen Everton play like they are now a lot more than i've seen anything else.

I know this pain!! Been going for similar amount of time and we've always been pretty crap apart from a brief spell under Moyes and even that had its ceiling.

 

[LEONARD]

Came into the post match press conference on Sunday, and looked like he was suffering with a case of the 'Farmer Giles'.

 

[ForeverBlue92]

Not really, im.saying i agree hes been poor. I have asked who you would have signed for free instead with the options that were available at the time?

What you need to understand Cjplennon is that for some people, being negative online is a coping mechanism. We could be top of the league and some on 'ere would be ripping into one of our squad players. There simply had to be a better free signing than Ashley Young, no proof that there was, but listening to the voices in their heads, there just had to be.

The internet is a tool for beta's who feel voiceless in the world to vent their frustrations out to the rest of us. Unfortunately we have little option but to listen to the never ending bed wetting.

 

[COYBL25]

Arsenal’s Arsène Wenger: Europe doesn’t produce strikers any more

Arsène Wenger has revealed managers spent the recent Uefa elite club coaches forum discussing how to deal with the dearth of top centre-forwards

www.theguardian.com

Fair observation by Wenger?

The Prof is very rarely wrong.