Dyche has killed any belief they had with his constant reinforcing of relegation candidates. Between that and what appears to be now digs at fans he has to go. A better manager gets a lot more out of that team.
Delargeinho
Player Valuation: £10m
In the end both is needed, home form is good, in the season 21/22 with Rafael we had 26 in 19, but 10 in 19 away.
You need the balance.
Lob
Player Valuation: £50m
Here was my view 7 years ago in a long ago closed 'would you have Dyche' thread. Ended up being pretty spot on actually.
Dario Terracotta
Player Valuation: £70m
Yeah,my thoughts yesterday were this squad with the right gaffer in charge could be a team finishing between tenth or eighth place,his negativity is draining,time I think to shake his hand,thank him for his efforts but a more rounded modern day boss is needed here.
bluestevon
Player Valuation: £80m
On why Ndiaye was substituted, Dyche explained: "He was fatigued. He had run hard by then. Premier League fitness, as you know... he is a very fit boy but I thought he was fatiguing at that stage. It’s one of those things. It was definitely fatigue.
“We could see his recovery was getting harder because he carried the ball and when you carry the ball it is fatiguing but I thought he did very well overall, without a doubt.”
Is he having an f'ing laugh?
McNeil, Harrison, both Central mids looked utterly goosed, yet he tries out the old premier league fitness as to why he took of Ndiaye.
“We could see his recovery was getting harder because he carried the ball and when you carry the ball it is fatiguing but I thought he did very well overall, without a doubt.”
Is he having an f'ing laugh?
McNeil, Harrison, both Central mids looked utterly goosed, yet he tries out the old premier league fitness as to why he took of Ndiaye.
Delargeinho
Player Valuation: £10m
It's astonishing how well that fits to what the club was in late 2022.Here was my view 7 years ago in a long ago closed 'would you have Dyche' thread. Ended up being pretty spot on actually.
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Those managers aren't joining Everton.
I looked at the running stats last season and Everton were near enough top in most of the metrics in terms of miles covered etc. We're not a possession team so we're chasing the ball a lot of the game and rely on the players putting a huge shift in. Optimal fitness levels just aren't there in August and we couldn't cope with Bournemouth's fresh legs, despite dominating the game. Dyche should have reacted with better subs.
It will inevitably be Moyes and the circle will be complete.
Tommy Chong
Player Valuation: £50m
bluestevon
Player Valuation: £80m
Just to add, literally everybody in football states it's way more tiring playing without the ball then with it, not good old Sean though having the ball fatigues you apparently.
It’s an easy excuse for him to worm out of. He can say they have the metrics, so only they know who is close to infamous “red line” of fitness
Clearly eyes don’t matter when watching these players blow tugs
Delargeinho
Player Valuation: £10m
We made the big mistake hiring Rafael after Carlo.
Yeah, he was decent at Newcastle... But over his prime where he was an over-average manager surely.
Who were the other candidates back then?
Yeah, he was decent at Newcastle... But over his prime where he was an over-average manager surely.
Who were the other candidates back then?
It would be a good bet if Dyche was to be sacked now. It wouldn't show a lick of ambition, but at the least Moyes is a much, much better manager than Dyche.