2024/25 Sean Dyche

[ToffeeTim]

David Moyes, and you caused it.

Moyes is not a top manager but he's 10 times better than Dyche.

Wouldn't be that surprised if he eventually comes back here

 

[Vintage]

Think Virginia launching it long straight to the opposition keeper in injury time when there was no striker on the pitch just sums it all up really

 

[The Penalty Box Dancer]

Allowing the opposition to have the ball whilst you're at home shows how inept and low on confidence the team is. When they don't want to show for the ball and get on the front foot. It should be us on the ball and dictating the game, not the other way round.

 

[Toffeepot]

David Moyes, and you caused it.

That's were Evertonians are at fault. We pine after ex managers and players
New stadium, New beginnings, New style
A bit of excitement for a change
No Kenwright drama
No Dyche doldrums

 

[John from Bootle]

So did Southampton

Fair enough. Doesn't hide the fact it was clearly a weakened and second choice team though.

 

[banno]

So with 25% possession at home does that mean for every 2 minutes Southampton had the ball we had only 30 secs with the ball?

 

[EFCPaul]

Personally I don't give one at all about possession stats. Anyone who wants that has obviously forgotten how crap it often was under Martinez. My concern is just how directionless the team always looks. There is no plan whatsoever, and no spirit either. That's why fans are mad and rightly so.

 

[yorkiebarkidmark3]

Was just thinking a while ago that the Young sub could be using the poor lad as a lightening rod

takes the heat off him because he knows young is hated about .5% more then young but it’s enough to give him the leicester game to make sure we are damned

 

[Toffeepot]

Allowing the opposition to have the ball whilst you're at home shows how inept and low on confidence the team is. When they don't want to show for the ball and get on the front foot. It should be us on the ball and dictating the game, not the other way round.

They have limited plans. It's obvious they don't work on a lot of attacking patterns so when the other team adapt they just do basics

 

[Big Sams Undies]

A few people say that the squad is terrible and we are where we deserve to be . And changing manager may not change things.
But it will give fans a bit of hope. And raise expectations a bit and maybe people will enjoy going to the game or even watching it . The disconnect at the ground tonight was scary .
That has to change. Changing managers is all that can do done immediately to maybe give us our club back. Because otherwise it's only going to get worse.

Totally agree.

Under the lights, knockout tie at home against a beatable opposition and there was just nothing for the fans to get going about. Loads leaving by me as soon as it went to pens, just a total disconnect.

A lack of any apparent strategy or tactics just made for a dull and painful 90mins where we managed to make a very poor Southampton side look like Man City.

 

[pejic]

So with 25% possession at home does that mean for every 2 minutes Southampton had the ball we had only 30 secs with the ball?

no

 

[banno]

Fair enough. Doesn't hide the fact it was clearly a weakened and second choice team though.

Same as Southampton

 

[toffeeblue9]

We've already passed the point of no return, all we are doing now is wasting time.

I can't pinpoint exactly when it happened, but there was some point last season where the performance levels (even though the football on show has never been great) fell away and they've never really recovered.

It's over now. The fans are turning. His subs are being booed. It's unusual that you come back from this when the direction of travel is what it is.

Every game we wait makes the upcoming relegation scrap more difficult

 

[matty1878]

takes the heat off him because he knows young is hated about .5% more then young but it’s enough to give him the leicester game to make sure we are damned

young is hated more than young?

 

[derek duvall]

Absolute car crash of a football manager.