2023/24 Sean Dyche

[Gordon Lee's Cushion]

Hey lads I’ve heard that if we go down we can write to the Premier League to say that we beat Brentford and Villa in a week and won the xG loads of times and they’ll keep us in the league.

We can play our founder members ‘get out of relegation free’ card. I cringe when I read that deluded rubbishg, as if that’s going to help us.

 

[davek]

No it didn’t. Up to our necks in debt, living hand to mouth with loans keeping us going. We are one decision away from possible administration here, no way they spend the money on yet another manager and pay offs until we are sold or insolvent.

I tend to give a wide berth to all this talk of imminent this and imminent that.

Most of it is conjecture and not a little bit political.

 

[MikeH72]

home records of our 2 worst managers

Mike Walker
16 games
4 wins
5 draws
6 losses
24 goals scored

Sean Dyche
12 games
4 wins
1 draw
8 losses
8 goals scored


L
O
L

People talking about him in the same breath as Moyes and in reality he’s in a battle with Mike Walker lol lol lol

 

[derek duvall]

Yes, and I’ll celebrate when he does.

Mad the way you support the demise of this club and try to sell yourself has a blue.

Do your patreons believe you mert?

Brilliant troll is foreverblert. Spouts things like ‘building a statue for Sir Farhad’ and ‘Mastermind Dyche’ and watches the chaos commence.. while eating popcorn with one hand and doing unmentionables with the other.

 

[Marius57]

home records of our 2 worst managers

Mike Walker
16 games
4 wins
5 draws
6 losses
24 goals scored

Sean Dyche
12 games
4 wins
1 draw
8 losses
8 goals scored


L
O
L

Yeah but that’s a slightly better win percentage mate so he is clearly a top manager

 

[ForeverBlue92]

Yes, and I’ll celebrate when he does.

Mad the way you support the demise of this club and try to sell yourself has a blue.

Do your patreons believe you mert?

Didnt you support this supposed "demise" under Lampard just 12 months ago?

Unfortunately you've become a parody these days my friend - you make no sense. Supporting a failing manager last season then laughing at others for supporting a supposed "failing" manager this one. Loving a managers work on the Wednesday then leading a campaign to see the same manager sacked just 3 days later

If you dont like Dyche thats fair enough but at least make some kind of sense.

 

[nsno-chris]

PPG and GPG for our 2 worst managers at the Old Lady

Mike Walker
0.35 ppg
1.5 goals per game

Sean Dyche
0.36 ppg
0.6 goals per game

 

[mikel_88]

Its the apathy , negative depression reaction I mention mate - flight response. In football there is a high rate of change. To say a manager is going to fail, you are always right, because invariably most will never win the CL, familiarity eventually breeds contempt and eventually they go. It’s not the radical opinion people think it is, it’s actually the safe space conservative view and obvious behaviouaral reaction.

The radical thing now would be to allow time, to build to be brave in the face of adversity. To recognize what people are suggesting to do by changing the manager again during the season - has failed us every season for six seasons - so why do the same thing...

The club and team need stability, I look at the likes of Areta, Frank, Moyes - clubs now with a stable basis who stuck by there managers despair class for otherwise and said and let them build toward relative success and they did.

Everton need this.

I get what you have said but the thing with dyche now is if we get beat again, how can any fan think he can win at home. Is about going to watch the game and have hope we can win the game. I get we need stable manager in for time to build but at the same time they have to show us something. His home record says it all

 

[derek duvall]

Didnt you support this supposed "demise" under Lampard just 12 months ago?

Unfortunately you've become a parody these days my friend - you make no sense. Supporting a failing manager last season then laughing at others for supporting a supposed "failing" manager this one. Loving a managers work on the Wednesday then leading a campaign to see the same manager sacked just 3 days later

If you dont like Dyche thats fair enough but at least make some kind of sense.

genuine question.. you think he’s succeeding?

 

[Marius57]

Its the apathy , negative depression reaction I mention mate - flight response. In football there is a high rate of change. To say a manager is going to fail, you are always right, because invariably most will never win the CL, familiarity eventually breeds contempt and eventually they go. It’s not the radical opinion people think it is, it’s actually the safe space conservative view and obvious behaviouaral reaction.

The radical thing now would be to allow time, to build to be brave in the face of adversity. To recognize what people are suggesting to do by changing the manager again during the season - has failed us every season for six seasons - so why do the same thing...

The club and team need stability, I look at the likes of Areta, Frank, Moyes - clubs now with a stable basis who stuck by there managers despair class for otherwise and said and let them build toward relative success and they did.

Everton need this.

Yeah, I remember Arteta surviving relegation on the final day and then starting the season losing 4 homes games and having 4 points from a possible 21. (Arteta took them over mid season, won 2 trophies that first season, and finished 8th, he then maintained the next season winning more points, he didn’t go backwards and get worse results)

Brentford was also not in an unstable place like we were.

West Ham and Moyes was closest and even then they have been comfortably safe every year.

 

[BlueStevie35]

Yes, and I’ll celebrate when he does.

Mad the way you support the demise of this club and try to sell yourself has a blue.

Do your patreons believe you mert?

I mean he still delusionally believes that Penfold is without fault and that some Sheik is gonna swoop in and save the day

 

[MikeH72]

10 wins in 58 Premier League games.

 

[The binman chronicles]

Boggles the mind that we haven't even won a point at home. Past the point of defending him, I already don't care if he gets the boot now but if we lose at the weekend he has to go. It's fine saying refer to the stats but he should be saying this a cup final and go in with that mentality that you have to win at all costs.

You can't keep promising jam tomorrow it's amazing how football managers can't see this. Go hard or go home.

 

[mikel_88]

Didnt you support this supposed "demise" under Lampard just 12 months ago?

Unfortunately you've become a parody these days my friend - you make no sense. Supporting a failing manager last season then laughing at others for supporting a supposed "failing" manager this one. Loving a managers work on the Wednesday then leading a campaign to see the same manager sacked just 3 days later

If you dont like Dyche thats fair enough but at least make some kind of sense.

Can give dyche credit for the past two games why would you not, got the wins and the team set up spot on. Makes sense call him out if was luton ffs 2nd half we did not trouble them, fulham wolves luton and 0 points that is simply not good enough. Dyche needs to be called out with the players it is not good enough

 

[siddharth]

Its the apathy , negative depression reaction I mention mate - flight response. In football there is a high rate of change. To say a manager is going to fail, you are always right, because invariably most will never win the CL, familiarity eventually breeds contempt and eventually they go. It’s not the radical opinion people think it is, it’s actually the safe space conservative view and obvious behaviouaral reaction.

The radical thing now would be to allow time, to build to be brave in the face of adversity. To recognize what people are suggesting to do by changing the manager again during the season - has failed us every season for six seasons - so why do the same thing...

The club and team need stability, I look at the likes of Areta, Frank, Moyes - clubs now with a stable basis who stuck by there managers despair class for otherwise and said and let them build toward relative success and they did.

Everton need this.

Everton needs stability for sure, but not sure it is worth it over two relegation fights with a readiness for a mostly possible third. The fans cannot be expected to pick the team up for a third season only to be blamed for performances at home. It would be better to live with Dyche if he actually did what he said as a basis and spoke with actual honesty instead of honest-to-goodness hypocrisy. He spoke of standards to big up the Luton game only to lay it flat on the ground, and right now he rapidly oscillates between being an ok manager and a crap manager. He may well learn this by the time of the Bournemouth game and show up as an ok manager for the game on Saturday. On current evidence, he does not seem to have the potential to be a good manager and that means that any decent cup runs will only end one way.