2023/24 Sean Dyche

[heatmeiser]

Putting the football aside for a moment, it's nice for us to have, without doubt, the sexiest manager in the premier League once again (following on from Moyes, Benitez and Koeman).

I've noticed there is often a very subtle sweat patch on the back of his knees, usually forming around the 65th minute mark. Keep a look out for it, it's just the icing on the cake for me.

 

[Dixie1sixty]

Don't you want a manager that can, you know, change long standing issues? Isn't that what gets us out of being a perennial relegation side? Or are you happy to keep a manager who doesn't change that.

No manager can fix our issues alone and if you think they can I think you are very misguided.

 

[Nymzee]

No manager can fix our issues alone and if you think they can I think you are very misguided.

Yeh how ever shall I think a manager can sort out our set piece woes. What was I thinking.

 

[Goat]

Yeh how ever shall I think a manager can sort out our set piece woes. What was I thinking.

At least twice today Bournemouth did the same Big man at the back stick that Luton did and nearly got something out of it.

How it isnt sorted yet is a concern.

 

[Hinchcliffe's Corner]

I assume you also think Patterson has huge potential?

Can't help yourself.

 

[Dixie1sixty]

Imagine thinking a manager shouldn’t be winning.

Imagine having basic literacy skills so you can understand the point someone else is making.

 

[nsno-chris]

Imagine having basic literacy skills so you can understand the point someone else is making.

No manager can fix our issues alone and if you think they can I think you are very misguided.

Lol

 

[Amokachi1995]

At least twice today Bournemouth did the same Big man at the back stick that Luton did and nearly got something out of it.

How it isnt sorted yet is a concern.

Nearly got in on a short corner too. We can sort this out.

 

[Nymzee]

At least twice today Bournemouth did the same Big man at the back stick that Luton did and nearly got something out of it.

How it isnt sorted yet is a concern.

Didn’t you hear? It’s not his issue to solve.

 

[Dixie1sixty]

Lol

I feel a bit sorry for your types. You're unhappy when we lose and unhappy when we win.

More worried about being seen to be right on a forum...

 

[derek duvall]

25 shots on goal

3-0 masterclass

"eeez a dinosaur"

Unfortunately some of our fans are clueless when it comes to the futbol.

Why are you replying to your other account?

 

[adi dassler]

I've noticed there's a lot of noise on this forum (not just on this thread) when Everton are playing. Now I'm not gonna get into the debate about if you go the match your option means more, but generally speaking when the manager loses the crowd, he's toast.

Dyche isn't there yet lids, trust me x

 

[chicoazul]

Please proceed to combat in THE NEW ARENA friends. It is time to evolve and be all you can be. Thank you.

 

[toffeeblue9]

Set pieces still a concern, but again I saw a team creating far more than the opposition.

The difference betwern today and last week being that two relatively difficult chances went in the net in the first half and we weren't punished for any set pieces fragility.

My opinion remains unchanged. I wouldn't get rid unless we were in the bottom 3 on Christmas day

 

[JLW]

Who knows? Any answer to that is pure speculation. But on balance our strategy of sacking managers hasn’t been a positive one.

Now we have a manager that has at least united the players unlike the last two.

Of course it is speculation, the same way as if we had kept them (previous managers) instead of sacking them we might not be a PL team now.

The problem is not the sacking of managers is the hiring of them in the first place.