2023/24 Sean Dyche

[twoblue]

No you are not a whopper at all . It’s not unreasonable to question people and their decisions.

As long as you accept you were wrong and bow down to mighty dychey

 

[Marius57]

8 wins in our last 12. He really has got these players playing well.

And we are going under the radar with our performances and results because of the points deduction. So teams think they should be coming to us and getting 3 easy points.

Even the man united game we deserved to be win.

 

[Steve EFC]

This. So many is like if you mean one thing, you have to stand by it even if the situation changes. Like you can say a Manager is doing awful if he is, and then you can say he is doing good if he later improves.

Too many are quick to write people off though. Not that long ago there were calls for him to be sacked.
Sometimes progress just needs to be recognised even when it doesn’t amount to results and Managers to be given more time.
Loads of examples in the past where managers had ropey starts and went on to achieve great things!

 

[Walken]

Too many are quick to write people off though. Not that long ago there were calls for him to be sacked.
Sometimes progress just needs to be recognised even when it doesn’t amount to results and Managers to be given more time.
Loads of examples in the past where managers had ropey starts and went on to achieve great things!

He was never 'doing awful' either, most criticisms where based on preconceptions that had nothing to do with Dyche's performance at Everton. We improved from the moment he stepped in the door (from a very very low bar granted).

 

[twoblue]

When Dyche came in we thought we were down and out. No confidence, I purchased during Jan window - we stayed up.
Despite this the calls for him to be sacked were unreal.
This season we all said we would be happy to stay up again. He has us in mid table form, unlucky not to be higher, given the teams we outplayed but didn’t beat at the start of the season. The club is in turmoil, the premier league has docked points… but still he has got the team united organised and wait for it… playing some really good football.

talk of him being a dinosaur or a alardyce m2 can be put to bed for good.

Anyone still spouting this really does need to accept they know nothing about football.

Cards firmly on the table… #teamdyche

Well played, great manager, keep up the good work.

 

[Moomin]

When judging a manager you need a baseline to help make a judgement.

Dyche has now got 20 points this season. The same amount of points our previous manager got with us and Chelsea from 29 games.

 

[Norwegian Cow]

Too many are quick to write people off though. Not that long ago there were calls for him to be sacked.
Sometimes progress just needs to be recognised even when it doesn’t amount to results and Managers to be given more time.
Loads of examples in the past where managers had ropey starts and went on to achieve great things!

He got judged on his tactics, how he set up the team etc, and there was no signs early in the season that was promising. It was just not good enough .So rightly so he got criticism. His tactics has improved, then later we were seeing positive signs and then results coming. So based on not just results, but gameplans he was right to be criticised, and now he should get praised because he has adjusted and found out how to do things better

 

[Eggs]

…..impressed that he’s maintained standards with injuries in key areas. DCL out last week. Onana and Garner looked a formiddable axis, yet we beat Newcastle without both.

Post-match he mentioned making 3 positional changes to cover the loss of Garner, ideally you make just one. Pushing Young forward, playing Harrison central and dropping Doucoure deeper is a major disruption but he still got the job done.

 

[Billy Dean]

Tranquilo. Es Sean Dyche

 

[Axlswhk]

Rs boast about gegenpressing for years.

We can now proudly unveil our Dygenpressing.

 

[DanB90]

That 3rd goal. Sean Dyche liquid football.

I got a shag last night and all I could think about was that 3rd goal.

 

[Shevin Keedy]

Feels like the first Everton squad a manager has had that doesn’t have any bad eggs in in ages.

All good @Eggs?

 

[Walken]

He got judged on his tactics, how he set up the team etc, and there was no signs early in the season that was promising. It was just not good enough .So rightly so he got criticism. His tactics has improved, then later we were seeing positive signs and then results coming. So based on not just results, but gameplans he was right to be criticised, and now he should get praised because he has adjusted and found out how to do things better

This simply isn't true and is just a lack of analysis

 

[allen]

…..impressed that he’s maintained standards with injuries in key areas. DCL out last week. Onana and Garner looked a formiddable axis, yet we beat Newcastle without both.

Post-match he mentioned making 3 positional changes to cover the loss of Garner, ideally you make just one. Pushing Young forward, playing Harrison central and dropping Doucoure deeper is a major disruption but he still got the job done.

Yeah. You know you’re in good form when you’re gutted about a key player’s absence when the team news drops, and have totally forgotten he didn’t play at full time.

 

[Egil Olsen]

This simply isn't true and is just a lack of analysis

The eye test, xG, and other underlying statistics showed that we were unlucky in terms of results early in the season. In fact, there were several hipster videos and analyzes about it online. Humans think they are very rational, but on the contrary we are full of bias. Data and analytics are a way to see past this veil of prejudice.