2023/24 Sean Dyche

[Steve EFC]

Think he's won 1/3 of his games or something. Now that doesn't seem like a very good stat on paper but that alone keeps a team up, even not counting draws. He's probably the most effective manager we've had since Big Sam, while that doesn't sound like a huge compliment Allardyce was one of the last managers to actually get us into the top half.

Think Dyche, if he's given time and funds when we have them, will be a success at Everton, more than any other manager in the last 10 years.

I’m not sure he’s the man long term when/if we are in a stronger financial position but I am certain he’s the right manager currently.
- He’s doing well with what little resource he’s had to play with.

 

[Saint Domingo]

5 wins in 7

 

[UndercoverClaret]

Stick with him lads.

Did a job on us tonight, didn't even have to get out of 2nd gear.

All the best for the rest of the season (except the league games against us of course) - rooting for you in the League Cup!

 

[Neiler]

Nothing achieved in Nov.

I said in the match thread, I can see the change in mentality and culture this is a team I can behind, back the progress and begin to get Everton back.

I’ll take that, let’s not get too high winning or too low in loosing, there will inevitably be both.

We go again.

 

[Neiler]

 

[Ihaters]

5 wins in 7

Who would have belived that 7 games ago?

 

[Osamabindiesel]

Who would have belived that 7 games ago?

It was kind of 50/50. We showed some real promise in the attack here and there but bottled loads of chances. Either the mentality got so bad that we continued to lose and Dyche gets fired or we finally start finishing our chances and prove that we have some young talent in the squad. It just took time for some of it to come online (and for some injured players to come back).

 

[Zatara]

The man is so frustrating. Hes unwilling to make subs and how Young got into the 11 yet again is unfathomable.

Finally picked the right side vs west ham and then take out Patterson for a far weaker player.

Disappointing but happy with the result.

 

[Jimmy Grimble]

The man is so frustrating. Hes unwilling to make subs and how Young got into the 11 yet again is unfathomable.

Finally picked the right side vs west ham and then take out Patterson for a far weaker player.

Disappointing but happy with the result.

Hopefully Patterson is the future. If he's rested him for the weekend, no worries. This is exactly the sort of game where Young can come in and do a job

 

[Zatara]

Hopefully Patterson is the future. If he's rested him for the weekend, no worries. This is exactly the sort of game where Young can come in and do a job

As long as its a one off...

 

[Hinchcliffe's Corner]

The man is so frustrating. Hes unwilling to make subs and how Young got into the 11 yet again is unfathomable.

Finally picked the right side vs west ham and then take out Patterson for a far weaker player.

Disappointing but happy with the result.

We just won 3 nil, Jesus wept.

 

[DownunderToffee]

He isn't going to propel the club to massive heights but I always felt he was the "stable" option. It's slowly panning out that way and I honestly think if he can get us to the new stadium, get past these FFP issues and keep us around mid-table then that's a massive job done.

 

[Brennan]

It’s odd, I’m sure people on here were saying a few months ago Kompany was going to show us what Burnley could really do with a progressive manager in charge.

Did they mean, get relegated?

 

[MrGrumpy]

still not getting carried away but

TREBLE STILL ON!!!!

 

[BenToffee79]

That is a bit more like it. 5 wins in the last 7 in all competitions and two clean sheets on the trot. Keep the consistency going right through till the end of the season and then i might change my opinion on him. Consistency is key for me.

My opinion was changed when he kept the worst Everton team in 30 years up last season, should have been long gone with what Lampard did to us