2024/25 Sean Dyche

[Simon Buttle]

I’m not at any point saying get Moyes back

I’m saying we need a young and hungry manager like he once was. I’m not sure how you came to the conclusion I did say that.

Oh I agree with that, just a bit concerned I think there are a few too many shouts for him, I don't think he is the answer.

 

[Simon Buttle]

That's a question, 7, 6, 14, 9, 9. Getting 9th is surely not underachieving with them, but can see the point with getting frustrated about a play style.

They looked terrible against Villa, but invested a lot again, they can go the same way as Villa, but are probably 1-2 seasons behind of development.

They have spent a lot of money at West Ham in recent years and when you look at some of the names in the squad they really shouldn't have been serving up the type of football Moyes was at times, I can understand fans getting fed up eventually.

 

[CielosGrises]

Which is not the proper way to run a team

sure, not defending him - just trying to make sense of where we are at.

I think he had some (relative to previous managers) success organising some limited players to get some results - but i think that's his limit.

 

[Delargeinho]

Oh I agree with that, just a bit concerned I think there are a few too many shouts for him, I don't think he is the answer.

Nope, I'm sure he would make us look competitive and keep us up like Dyche, but Moyes a bit higher.

In the end, I don't want a hipster like Kompany, but someone young that has proven to work on budget, implementing philosphy, improving players.

 

[Goodisongang]

No point stressing over him.

He'll be gone shortly after the new owners come, but not a minute sooner

 

[Paulie]

A few imperfect analogies;
If Dyche had commanded the Spartans at Thermopylae, he would have retreated after the first day , the Persians would have conquered the Greek states , and the rallying cry for freedom that has echoed down the centuries would be non existent.
If Dyche had been the OC at the Alamo , he would have evacuated the position the moment Sam Houston informed him he wouldn’t get there in time , and the Texicans would be Mexicans.
In countless away games back in the day when it was coming down heavy , Dyche wouldn’t have been one those who grabbed you by the scruff of the neck and urged you to ‘stand and fight ‘ , he would have been the one shouting ‘leg it ‘ over his shoulder as he vanished over the horizon.

And if he was Julius Caesar he wouldn't have crossed the rubicon.

 

[Delargeinho]

They have spent a lot of money at West Ham in recent years and when you look at some of the names in the squad they really shouldn't have been serving up the type of football Moyes was at times, I can understand fans getting fed up eventually.

In terms of results he delivered. Absolutely, but they made a quite strange planing and had a pretty old squad in the end. One injury, you had to play Bowen ST, selling Benrama when short of wingers.

 

[bluestevon]

Nope, I'm sure he would make us look competitive and keep us up like Dyche, but Moyes a bit higher.

In the end, I don't want a hipster like Kompany, but someone young that has proven to work on budget, implementing philosphy, improving players.

Potter says hi

 

[ForeverEverton]

I’m not at any point saying get Moyes back

I’m saying we need a young and hungry manager like he once was. I’m not sure how you came to the conclusion I did say that.

I`m not Moyes in but Moyes will still do a better job than this clown, once Dyche goes and you see the difference.

Dyche does not know how to manage attacking players.... Damarai Gray, Danjuma, Alex iwobi and the toothless attack we have when playing McNeil, Harrison, DCL, Beto and Chermiti. Are all of them players not capable? They have one thing in common and that is they played in a Dyche team.

 

[Delargeinho]

Potter says hi

Might be worth a try, but he rejected way more attractive jobs than Everton is currently... Maybe can be convinced of a promising long-term project.

Of course a manager has to speak English, but there are many examples outside of England that proved to do a good job, first league experienced...

 

[blue61]

No point stressing over him.

He'll be gone shortly after the new owners come, but not a minute sooner

When/if this ever happens could be too late.

 

[wainy]

We have turned into Burnley during the latter stage of his tenure there. Can’t score, don’t look like scoring. No clear style of play. 11 behind the ball and hoof it. No attempts whatsoever to play football, and I don’t buy it that these players cannot pass a ball 5 yards to each other.

Add to this he’s fanning the division in the fanbase with his mad comments about Europe etc, can’t stand the fella. Absolutely terrible manager that belongs in bygone era of the game.

 

[mikel_88]

No point stressing over him.

He'll be gone shortly after the new owners come, but not a minute sooner

Thats it at this time is nobody here to sack him moshiri will not want to pay him off or then pay for a new manager. Just about getting over the line this season staying in prem and gettint a takeover done then move into the new ground. Is all on dyche now to show he deserves a new deal

 

[Swagger]

We have turned into Burnley during the latter stage of his tenure there. Can’t score, don’t look like scoring. No clear style of play. 11 behind the ball and hoof it. No attempts whatsoever to play football, and I don’t buy it that these players cannot pass a ball 5 yards to each other.

Add to this he’s fanning the division in the fanbase with his mad comments about Europe etc, can’t stand the fella. Absolutely terrible manager that belongs in bygone era of the game.

Agree

 

[Simon Buttle]

Thats it at this time is nobody here to sack him moshiri will not want to pay him off or then pay for a new manager. Just about getting over the line this season staying in prem and gettint a takeover done then move into the new ground. Is all on dyche now to show he deserves a new deal

I don't see him getting a new deal regardless of what happens, I think he knows it aswell.