2024/25 Sean Dyche

[Eggsyblueskin]

You cannot habitually surrender the pitch and thereby control of the game and expect to win points even with a 2 goal lead.
You will always lose more than you win with those tactics in my opinion .
Poor tactics delivered by a poor manager.
He has to go .
Before the season slips away from us .

 

[Blue peter]

Fine margins, both boxes etc. and that it’s been a bigger challenge than he thought here.

Must be a similar challenge to Burnley then…where his record was very similar

 

[Mr Mig]

So his fault then for not picking up points as he selected Keane again when everyone knows he’s a liability and there’s an often repeated statistic that every game he plays we concede three. What a coincidence, yet a Dyche still picked him

Fair point. My issue is that we made so many mistakes today. And any half decent centre forward gets a hat trick today

 

[diggerdestroyer]

Errrrm who else would you pick genius?

I'll jump in here to give a very easy answer to that.

O brien.

After all , we did spend our full transfer kitty on him. 20 million.

 

[Hinchcliffe's Corner]

I must be conditioned to failure, but I don't want him sacked yet. Logically he should go. Must be Stockholm syndrome.

 

[matty1878]

You cannot habitually surrender the pitch and thereby control of the game and expect to win points even with a 2 goal lead.
You will always lose more than you win with those tactics in my opinion .
Poor tactics delivered by a poor manager.
He has to go .
Before the season slips away from us .

has to go…
should go…

won’t go

 

[Streetender1878]

And its all brought on himself. His team selections and the "in game management" as they like to say these days is ******* awful. 2 up away from home should see a team like us have 10 men behind the ball. Both wide midfielders in touch with his fullbacks. Both centre midfielders protecting the centre leaving no space in front of the centrebacks. Its what i thought i would see from dyche. We dont look organised especially without the ball which lets face it is a trait of dyches way of playing.

 

[irishblue11]

There are people among us who wanted to give him a new contract in the summer

 

[daza_1973]

5 league wins in 22 games in 2024 so far - is there any other job (other than a politician) were this kind of return wouldn't be a clear dismissal ?

 

[nsno-chris]

It's not good, I know.

But Dyche is here for the duration.

Why get bent out of shape with it?

We have players to come back in and we aren't cut adrift after a nightmare start to the season.

A win transforms this. Whats more, I think we all know it too. So the nuclear option of changing manager is not one worth discussing IMO.

really, the man who called Ronald Koeman moon head because he got us 7th and lamented posters who said 7th was good enough for this club

You let your standards drop and the current situation become the new norm.

I honestly thought better of you.

 

[wainy]

He should have. Im not denying he could/should have done better.

But the loss isn’t on him. He scored today to put us 2 goals clear. Defence needs to do their job. And when the managers picking Keane and Young, that then doesn’t happen.

I agree with you mate. Thought he was great today. When he missed the one v one though I just felt like the writing was on the wall, would have put us in complete control.

Don’t want to talk about the manager, young or Keane. My head will fall off.

 

[matty1878]

I must be conditioned to failure, but I don't want him sacked yet. Logically he should go. Must be Stockholm syndrome.

im peeved to hell i feel for him as
its the players to

but the mentality comes from SD

 

[Ferguson1878]

has to go…
should go…

won’t go

Hahah how many different ways can you say he’s not getting sacked , must be into double figures now mate

 

[diggerdestroyer]

There are people among us who wanted to give him a new contract in the summer

Name and shame those freaks

 

[Hinchcliffe's Corner]

There are people among us who wanted to give him a new contract in the summer

3rd best manager in Everton's history.