2024/25 Sean Dyche

[Tel001]

I bet if he hears another accent apart from British he loses interest

He likes his pron how he likes his footy…

Lots of tackles , long balls aiming for the box and about one shot every hour

 

[Carlito]

But anyway, hes here now, so its pretty pointless for now.

Lets hope we can win a few games and then take it from there.

He doesn't even require comment.

If somebody woke up from a three-year coma and asked how Everton are getting on, you'd only have to answer 'Dyche is the manager' for them to understand the situation entirely.

 

[Street end man]

Imagine him managing a Subbuteo team. He'd have all the glued and lobsided players on the pitch and leave all the fresh ones in the box.

 

[Mase]

Same mistakes as last season. Pressure like mad for the first twenty, miss a couple of chances. Go 1 down, panic and the opposition lets us have the ball because we always make mistakes. Play 1 tactic, hit it long and then try to get crosses in but we can’t put a cross in to save our life.

 

[Ruairi77]

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He doesn't even require comment.

If somebody woke up from a three-year coma and asked how Everton are getting on, you'd only have to answer 'Dyche is the manager' for them to understand the situation entirely and ask to be put back in to a coma.

 

[gorgeousgeorgeEFC]

Our current manager has improved our team dramatically.

We missed Branthwaite the other day. And the sending off obviously didn't help.

We are so much better than we were under Frank, despite having sold so much quality over the last year or so.

 

[Gareth Gibson]

Dyche kept us up against the odds last season, despite all our best players being sold and despite the points deductions.

We also hammered the RS.

Saturday was dire, but some of our "supporters" are desperately fickle.

 

[Gareth Gibson]

It was his debut PL match and he came from coaching in the 2nd tier Bundesliga. Dyche should have enough experience to at least get a result against that IMHO.

By that logic they should finish rock bottom with zero points.

 

[Tommy Chong]

By that logic they should finish rock bottom with zero points.

No, I'm saying an inexperienced youngster playing in his debut match in arguably one the toughest football leagues would have opening day jitters and would be prone to making a few mistakes. It 'll take while before he finds his feet.

A manager with more tactical prowess would have been able to take advantage of that.

 

[billyblue80]

Has he even moved he gives the impression of someone who knows he is not here long term

 

[If You Know Your History]

We should back him or sack him.

He kept us up when everyone expected us to go down, so I'd say we should opt for the former.

 

[billyblue80]

We should back him or sack him.

He kept us up when everyone expected us to go down, so I'd say we should opt for the former.

He did well keeping us up two seasons running with the off the field chaos but I am very dubious he can do much beyond keeping us around 12th -16th. There is no need to rush to give him a new contract now when ownership is still unresolved. A new owner may have a different view. I would see how we are going in January make a decision then or when new ownership happens.

 

[RomanReigns]

We should sack him and get a 30 year old in

 

[blueboy72]

We should back him or sack him.

He kept us up when everyone expected us to go down, so I'd say we should opt for the former.

Who expected us to go down? The bottom 3 didn’t get to 30 points any competent manager should be keeping our squad up

 

[Ruairi77]

Dyche kept us up against the odds last season, despite all our best players being sold and despite the points deductions.

We also hammered the RS.

Saturday was dire, but some of our "supporters" are desperately fickle.

Being sick of absolute drivel for 3 years and seeing that for the first game of the fourth and being angry or fed up is completely reasonable.