2024/25 Sean Dyche

[Ferguson1878]

He won 6 of the 8 before the Dec 23 so the table is correct, as I said I want him gone as it is awful, but I imagine Thewell and Chong are more that happy with that return.

I’d say they’d be happy if was December 23 not November 24

 

[CJR]

I seen one in august that has us 16 th overall since he got here , and that was before this horror run we’re on now , what matters is what’s happening this season

I agree, but I don't think people at the club will, I think people hoping he will be sacked imminently are in for a long wait

 

[ToffeeScot]

I didn’t want Nuno and still wouldn’t.
Nuno at best is a slightly better mananger than dyche. Things going well for Forest But they will end up bottom half, he bombed at spurs.

Nuno strikes me as a Moyes type manager. Will do very well with the mid-table clubs of the world and get them punching above their weight but won't be able to translate that style to a bigger club. He's better than Dyche but also has a ceiling.

 

[Ferguson1878]

You are aware that we're fiscally constrained as we've a chairman who's looking to sell yeah?

You are aware it’s the owner who wants to sell not the chairman yeah ?

 

[ForeverEverton]

He won 6 of the 8 before the Dec 23 so the table is correct, as I said I want him gone as it is awful, but I imagine Thewell and Chong are more that happy with that return.

Apologies, I`m not saying the table is incorrect, what I mean is we can all look at runs of results to fit a narrative like Dyche has won 7 games in the whole of 2024 and we are in November....

We have spent money and backed this manager yet he has regressed massively since the wins in that table.

Since Dyche has been here he has been absolutely desperate to shoe horn Keane in to this side, to the point now where he plays Keane over O`Brien and Branthwaite!!! NDaiye stuck out on the left wing to accommodate another favourite in McNeil who didn`t train last week but still played despite Dyche leaving others out if not 100% fit....

He has lost control, he knows he is gone at the end of the season so is hell bent on damaging us to get sacked early for the pay out, no other excuse for it, he can`t turn it around from here, he does not have the ability.

Ideal opportunity to get rid with the International Break after the West Ham defeat, I have no faith he can consistently win games and the team hasn`t performed this season, that style of play is not enjoyable by fans or players. Imagine trying to sign a decent striker to play in a Sean Dyche team, or any player for that matter!!! If you are a defender do you want to sit defending for 90 mins then hoofing it long, if you are a midfielder do you want to be doing doggies watching the ball sail over your head and would you want to be a striker with no service having the ball punted 50/60 yards with 2 defenders on you?!?

 

[Davideeyore]

The man would play the same against Man city as he would against Mansfield Town. He doesn't change tact.

Loosely translated as - he's a terrible manager, no longer has a backbone, run out of ideas, game management and tactics rudimentary, always seeking to downplay our capabilities which suits his mantra and the clubs mantra of just staying up and getting to BM. Suits many on here too if truth be told. Who can't see beyond this bubble. He's dated, hence the reference to being a dinosaur.

 

[ForeverEverton]

Loosely translated as - he's a terrible manager, no longer has a backbone, run out of ideas, game management and tactics rudimentary, always seeking to downplay our capabilities which suits his mantra and the clubs mantra of just staying up and getting to BM. Suits many on here too if truth be told. Who can't see beyond this bubble. He's dated, hence the reference to being a dinosaur.

Agree, nobody benefits more that being in a relegation fight than Dyche because he is perceived to be "That type of manager" when we should be nowhere near it at all...

 

[Davideeyore]

I think Sean Dyche was the perfect fit in terms of timing. He did a fantastic job last season given the circumstances. However, I dont see him as the right manager to take the club forward in the new stadium.

I just hope he doesn't get us relegated beforehand!

This is a really good point and probably sums up most people's view I think.

The big elephant in the room is that he's no longer the perfect fit, no longer the right man, and it's concerning that if he continues he is doing more harm, more damage, than good. For example, the Dychettes are happy for him to stay as "he'll keep us up" or "we won't go down" but there's 28 games just under 3/4 of the season, it's a terrible waste of a season to continue with this manager and this dross. But hey, if that's how you roll.

For me, the manager like most managers it seems, has an expiry date. Lampard came in and then he went. Silva. Martinez. Even Moyes. Smith. It's not something new that Everton Football Club have to consider sacking a manager, nothing new for a club to move a manager on. Seems like some of you think we daren't sack him as that will open up a portal to another dimension and another galaxy.

 

[Neiler]

This is a really good point and probably sums up most people's view I think.

The big elephant in the room is that he's no longer the perfect fit, no longer the right man, and it's concerning that if he continues he is doing more harm, more damage, than good. For example, the Dychettes are happy for him to stay as "he'll keep us up" or "we won't go down" but there's 28 games just under 3/4 of the season, it's a terrible waste of a season to continue with this manager and this dross. But hey, if that's how you roll.

For me, the manager like most managers it seems, has an expiry date. Lampard came in and then he went. Silva. Martinez. Even Moyes. Smith. It's not something new that Everton Football Club have to consider sacking a manager, nothing new for a club to move a manager on. Seems like some of you think we daren't sack him as that will open up a portal to another dimension and another galaxy.

How did the never ending cycle of sacking managers work out for us mate?

Can still smell the smoke from the fire being put out.

 

[Davideeyore]

How did the never ending cycle of sacking managers work out for us mate?

I mean that's a good point. That's not where I'm coming from however.

Two wrongs don't make a right. You can't keep a manager in place just because you had already sacked a manager before, and before that, and before that.

 

[Ferguson1878]

How did the never ending cycle of sacking managers work out for us mate?

Can still smell the smoke from the fire being put out.

A lot better than of what would have happened if we’d kept any of them

 

[Neiler]

A lot better than of what would have happened if we’d kept any of them

By replacing with Dyche and here we are!

 

[Ferguson1878]

By replacing with Dyche and here we are!

Keep sacking til we get the right one

 

[Davideeyore]

Keep sacking til we get the right one

Of course it's funny but also true. Not one club is immune.

 

[Neiler]

Keep sacking til we get the right one

As above, how has that worked out for us. Its been rung after rung down the ladder.

If it was easy and we were good at it - we wouldn't have to continually do it.

You can see the cyclical problem.