2024/25 Sean Dyche

[degsy]

They will back him until they no longer back him, its that simple. Has to win games of football now. Lose too many more and the backing will evaporate very quickly. First time he has had proper pressure on him for a while actually because we were pretty much rudderless until yesterday.

This !

3 points on Sunday please and i don't care how tough it is going to be. We need wins fast.

 

[Gareth Hill]

Probably mentioned.

U think we have a manager lined up but unwilling to come halfway through the season?

 

[Noble Savage]

Probably mentioned.

U think we have a manager lined up but unwilling to come halfway through the season?

Moyes has his bags packed already and I hope he comes back sooner rather than later.

 

[GrandOldSte117]

Do we think there’s a loose divide between lean towards the right politically wanting Dyche out and communists wanting a little more time for him?

How did you know I was a commie

 

[MikeH72]

Need a win tomorrow Sean with Leicester and Ipswich having very winnable home games this weekend. Don’t let us down.

 

[Simon Buttle]

Need a win tomorrow Sean with Leicester and Ipswich having very winnable home games this weekend. Don’t let us down.

Delap suspended for Ipswich which makes it slightly more tricky for them.

 

[Marius57]

Do we think there’s a loose divide between lean towards the right politically wanting Dyche out and communists wanting a little more time for him?

Probably the other way round. The Far-Dyche in support of the thatcher loving Brexit Ball Genius.

 

[davek]

I’d rather that they fired him and brought in someone straight away

Someone that they have had in mind and done their homework on , seeing as they knew they were buying the club for the past few mknths

This would show that they have evaluated Dyche and have realised he is a dinosaur and then weee proactive enough to plan ahead .

They have elaborated Thilwell and decided to keep him .

And are now going to sign some players that the new manager wants and will pull us up the league .

Or … we could stick with the guy that has had us score in one game out of the last 8 fixtures

Two years ago you'd have had us relegated if you'd had your way.

Dyche has kept us up for two seasons in a row while selling off our better players and using a squad of players the quality of which is the worst we've seen here for decades...and he had two points deductions to navigate through.

But yeah, let's have the new owners - who've proven what a 'kin basket case they are over the hiring and firing of managers at Roma - come in and get the next manager in when we need stability.

 

[davek]

Do we think there’s a loose divide between lean towards the right politically wanting Dyche out and communists wanting a little more time for him?

Dyche haters come across like Brexiteers to me. They just sound gammony.

 

[chicoazul]

Two years ago you'd have had us relegated if you'd had your way.

Dyche has kept us up for two seasons in a row while selling off our better players and using a squad of players the quality of which is the worst we've seen here for decades...and he had two points deductions to navigate through.

But yeah, let's have the new owners - we've proven what a 'kin basket case they are over the hiring and firing of managers at Roma - come in and get the next manager in when we need stability.

To be honest this all feels a little the same as those with the pitchforks wanting Martinez hung drawn and quartered when Moshiri came in. They celebrated Moshiri as the savour for their uncontrolled Everton entitlement, and look how that worked out.

Maybe we should as a community self police the crazies and egos wanting to dominate the narrative?

 

[Shevin Keedy]

Need a win tomorrow Sean with Leicester and Ipswich having very winnable home games this weekend. Don’t let us down.

As if, when has he ever let us down?

 

[blueboy72]

To be honest this all feels a little the same as those with the pitchforks wanting Martinez hung drawn and quartered when Moshiri came in. They celebrated Moshiri as the savour for their uncontrolled Everton entitlement, and look how that worked out.

Maybe we should as a community self police the crazies and egos wanting to dominate the narrative?

So you don’t think getting rid of Martinez was the right decision

 

[davek]

To be honest this all feels a little the same as those with the pitchforks wanting Martinez hung drawn and quartered when Moshiri came in. They celebrated Moshiri as the savour for their uncontrolled Everton entitlement, and look how that worked out.

Maybe we should as a community self police the crazies and egos wanting to dominate the narrative?

You're right mate. Martinez wasn't good enough for us, handing us our best ever PL total points and getting us to two cup semis finals, so how could Dyche be?

They're exactly the same people who cheered on Koeman spending £250M on a load of donkeys too.

The laughable thing for me now is that we can just sit back and count the days until the Freidkin lovers are all at the Liver Building with burning torches looking to kick him out when we dont get into Europe in two years.

The club's fans are basket cases.

 

[Bryan+]

You're right mate. Martinez wasn't good enough for us, handing us our best ever PL total points and getting us to two cup semis finals, so how could Dyche be?

They're exactly the same people who cheered on Koeman spending £250M on a load of donkeys too.

The laughable thing for me now is that we can just sit back and count the days until the Freidkin lovers are all at the Liver Building with burning torches looking to kick him out when we dont get into Europe in two years.

The club's fans are basket cases.

Celebration of two cup semi finals

 

[chicoazul]

So you don’t think getting rid of Martinez was the right decision

How have Everton been since then pal?