2024/25 Sean Dyche

[derek duvall]

Please try to stay on topic in the Dyche thread mate.

Back to the question, what did you think of Dyche’s performance on Saturday?

Don’t be silly. He’ll either ignore it or give an immature childish response. Dyche cannot, under any circumstances be criticised to some.

 

[Saint Domingo]

Don’t be silly. He’ll either ignore it or give an immature childish response. Dyche cannot, under any circumstances be criticised to some.

I literally wrote a post listing my criticisms of him on here not that long ago. As ever though you only read what you want people to have said not what they actually have.

 

[Marius57]

The only thing strange is why you crave it. You presumably have your own opinion, you’re free to make it, why the obsession with mine?

Just interested as you’ve been very vocal in here and are a prominent poster in this thread. Strange that you won’t answer a fairly simple question.

 

[derek duvall]

I literally wrote a post listing my criticisms of him on here not that long ago. As ever though you only read what you want people to have said not what they actually have.

So one post (in nearly 2 years of management) vs what must be thousands of posts arguing against Dyche critics. Yes, very balanced.

Anyway back to the point, how did he get on vs a team/manager that hadn’t won a game all season and have a far worse team/squad than ours?

 

[DualityNSNO]

So one post (in nearly 2 years of management) vs what must be thousands of posts arguing against Dyche critics. Yes, very balanced.

Anyway back to the point, how did he get on vs a team/manager that hadn’t won a game all season and have a far worse team/squad than ours?

Arsed looking but it's probably a "he didn't do quite as well as he usually does" when we threw it away vs Bournemouth or something.

 

[twoblue]

Is this Nuno you're talking about?

I've taken a fair bit of ridicule on here for suggesting him in the past, which I always found strange.

We have let been in a position to hire a man

I think it depends on your point of you last season if you see the overall, we almost all agree the 48p was a more than acceptable output for where we came from in 22/23. But you can then go more detail that there was a spell of 13 games not won, which isn't good.

50p in 38 games is nothing to complain about with the squad we have. Now you isolate it again in 2024 it's 31p in 28 games and the opening fixtures this season rather have been favorable and we ended with 9p after 10 games, I totally understand it's not satisfying with everyone.

bad result. But an acceptable return over the last 38 games.
I want investment, a better team and better manager.
Until that’s on the horizon I would stick with a manager that got 50 points out the last 38 games despite the style of football

 

[Runub]

Sticking with Dyche is like being in a burning building. You can jump from a window and there is a reasonable chance of survival but no guarantee. Alternatively, you can dispense with Dyche and simply walk down the fire escape to safety. I know what I would choose

 

[Hinchcliffe's Corner]

Arsed looking but it's probably a "he didn't do quite as well as he usually does" when we threw it away vs Bournemouth or something.

No to be fair to him it was a long well thought out list of very credible reasons.

 

[DL100]

Yeah i didnt mean it that way. I meant as much as im not that keen on Dyche im still an Everton fan first and fear for the club with that fixture list.

100% mate same here.

I fear the longer he’s in charge the more we suffer.

 

[Delargeinho]

We have let been in a position to hire a man

bad result. But an acceptable return over the last 38 games.
I want investment, a better team and better manager.
Until that’s on the horizon I would stick with a manager that got 50 points out the last 38 games despite the style of football

I am also rather to a point where a manager must deliver the results at first even when It bleeds my eyes 95% of what we show to avoid a waste of money.

But for me he's really now counted and West Ham is a must win after this output and most of the winnable games played and a loss this week would mean 9p of 11 games.

We would give a new manager a tough starting program, but it's 2 weeks of time to prepare to a winnable game against Brentford at home.

 

[Neiler]

Becoming very unsavoury in here lads, I think by now we all know what position you hold about Dyche, there's no need to be in here everyday giving each other grief.

I don't like the way the fanbase is so fractured currently.

It’s pretty funny.

Basically a two and half year argument about “I like him” vs “I don’t like him”.

Save yourself a bit of time.

 

[matty1878]

It’s pretty funny.

Basically a two and half year argument about “I like him” vs “I don’t like him”.

Save yourself a bit of time.

save time for?

 

[Cork Evertonian]

Corky the Clown, if you think we will be relegated then I know we'll stay up. You're never knowingly right about anything...

Hmm we good joke there mate.

 

[mccole]

West Ham is a tough game to win.

Both clubs have started terribly so need to kick start their season soon.

Dyche can turn this around but I feel his bridge is on fire.

 

[Blue peter]

Becoming very unsavoury in here lads, I think by now we all know what position you hold about Dyche, there's no need to be in here everyday giving each other grief.

I don't like the way the fanbase is so fractured currently.

It’s either this or talk to the wife, I know which way I’m going