2024/25 Sean Dyche

[bluestevon]

No it isn’t but I’m talking about a stereotypical “progressive” manager who plays out from the back.

We tried to keep hold of the ball last night & people soiled their bills everytime we tried to build something.

Sean Dyche isn’t a progressive manager but the beginning of his time here & the Liverpool game last year is the blue-print (pointed out elsewhere) for how Everton should play.

What game were you watching, we didn't try to keep hold of the ball at all attempting to build anything. Knocking it around the back four for a minute looking massively uncomfortable any time it went into midfield then straight back to a defender before it eventually gets passed back to Pickford who hammers it long.

Using the derby game last year as the blueprint is ignoring the fact there's no way on earth this team can play at that level week in week out, and zero chance Dyche could replicate that besides as a one off fluke when every player seemed massively up for it and the crowd got involved.

 

[nsno-chris]

How come everyone who thinks he’s a miracle worker, and achieved something that no other manager in world football could do with “this team”, don’t want him to stay next year.

Surely if he’s this much of a miracle worker with an awful squad, he’d guarantee us massive progression with funds behind him