2023/24 Sean Dyche

[Papa Shango]

You were grinning like a cheshire cat post Brentford + Villa now you're calling for the mans heed just 3 days later.

Embarassing man, @Saint Domingo was right when he said you want every EFC manager sacking.

Regardless of peoples thoughts on a manager/player or whatever an Everton fan is going to be happy after a win. This is just common sense.

 

[ToffeeTim]

If there had been any sort of culture or standards instilled into the group since he got here, then that abject sort of performance does not happen.

The amount of basic mistakes that are being made is mad. And it comes back to standards and culture.

 

[marnie]

No mate haven't heard anything

Cheers mate x

 

[ForeverBlue92]

hi mate, should I pull apart your lies.

1. I didn’t post much after the Brentford match.
2. I gave him credit for Vill
3. I only want poor managers sacked

Funny though, because since you’ve been on this forum you’ve wanted 3 of our last 5 managers sacked. Silva, Ancelotti and Lampard.

You say you didn’t want Carlo sacked but you were that much of a [Poor language removed] you let @GwladysBlue take the fall

Also, can you please post up your patreon so we can listen to what your followers think.

Fake news. Silva was the only manager I was happy to see the back of and I admit I was harsh on the boy in hindsight although his position became untenable in the end. I backed Ancelotti until his heed got turned and he took his eye off the ball which coincided with us going from 2nd to 10th - no one is bigger than the club.

I knew Lampard was a lame duck from the start but supported him up until it became untenable when he shipped 7 goals to Bournemouth in the space of a week.

 

[joebocop]

No point in bringing it up. Watch the game. The team that scores the most wins, regardless of what the computer thinks. It could say we have an xG of 10 and no rational person would think we could score that much. It’s a nonsense thing to make people feel better about losing. “Well we could have scored 3 goals.” But we didn’t.

The most important stat is the win, lose or draw and that we can all agree on. But to suggest no other statistic is worth talking about is ridiculous.

 

[johnjoeefc]

It's hard to explain the loss today. We were in form and should have been in a positive mood. Yet still lost the match 2-1 and played a torrid second half. It reminds me of when ancelotti was here and we were just clueless going forward

 

[ToffeeTim]

It's hard to explain the loss today. We were in form and should have been in a positive mood. Yet still lost the match 2-1 and played a torrid second half. It reminds me of when ancelotti was here and we were just clueless going forward

There is absolutely nothing comparable between this team under Dyche and when Ancelotti was here.

 

[Street end man]

If there had been any sort of culture or standards instilled into the group since he got here, then that abject sort of performance does not happen.

The amount of basic mistakes that are being made is mad. And it comes back to standards and culture.

First of which is not being able to beat the first man with a cross, be it in live play or dead ball situations. Unacceptable at this level, in fact it's unacceptable at most levels.

 

[windymiller]

Fake news. Silva was the only manager I was happy to see the back of and I admit I was harsh on the boy in hindsight although his position became untenable in the end. I backed Ancelotti until his heed got turned and he took his eye off the ball which coincided with us going from 2nd to 10th - no one is bigger than the club.

I knew Lampard was a lame duck from the start but supported him up until it became untenable when he shipped 7 goals to Bournemouth in the space of a week.

 

[Lob]

I am at work guests in hotel saying he has gone. Can't find anything anywhere. Anyone got a clue x

I wish.

 

[allen]

Regardless of peoples thoughts on a manager/player or whatever an Everton fan is going to be happy after a win. This is just common sense.

Genuinely think some fans draw lines differently.

It’s mad how partisan some seem to get over particular managers. They either love or hate them - and they will defend that view to the death - even years after they’ve been given the boot.

 

[Toffeepot]

So did anyone listen to his post match? Usual waffle? Sorry, can't bring myself to do it myself, lost in the fume

 

[Toffeepot]

Fake news. Silva was the only manager I was happy to see the back of and I admit I was harsh on the boy in hindsight although his position became untenable in the end. I backed Ancelotti until his heed got turned and he took his eye off the ball which coincided with us going from 2nd to 10th - no one is bigger than the club.

I knew Lampard was a lame duck from the start but supported him up until it became untenable when he shipped 7 goals to Bournemouth in the space of a week.

just out of curiosity, if Lampard had the same home record as Dyche would it have been untenable?
Is the gap between terrible performances part of the equation?

Personally see little benefit in sacking him now while the worst part of our club still lingers but am wondering what constitutes 'untenable'

 

[Bazlar]

His forte has always been to score from set pieces and to defend them. This team can do neither

 

[MikeH72]

Absolutely shocking dinosaur of a manager.