2024/25 Sean Dyche

[blueblood]

He can't find us a right back wouldn't hold your breath on him finding a manager

It wouldn’t be her to find a manager who would have handled today a bit better. 90% of the fanbase would have started Ndiaye over Doucoure and Lindstrom over McNeil or Harrison and in retrospect that would have been exactly the right thing to do. Dyche’s post match comments about fans leaving have done him absolutely no favours. He should have just held his hands up and said he got the team selection wrong. He’s already admitted he won’t give Dixon a game next week. He would have been no worse than Young was if he had been given a chance today.

 

[Clarky cat]

Brighton got a 31 year old kid as a manager that no one had heard of

I doubt they paid much for him and his staff

I’d rather have the 31 year old kid over the pre historic dinosaur every day of the week

St Pauli were excellent last season.

 

[blueEFC1878]

Brighton got a 31 year old kid as a manager that no one had heard of

I doubt they paid much for him and his staff

I’d rather have the 31 year old kid over the pre historic dinosaur every day of the week

A new manager with a new breath of life is needed as soon as possible

 

[windymiller]

St Pauli were excellent last season

PL experience. PL experience. PL experience. PL experience. PL experience. PL experience.

We're obsessed with it. It's dumb. Like our owner. And our manager.

 

[Pat Butcher]

Need to stick with him during the financially tough times & when that's over we need to become a modern club & bring in a modern attacking manager

Until then we need to get behind him

 

[chippy1722]

Always had Dyche’s back but that starting line up has killed it for me. Reminded me of Southgate and England.
As soon as I seen that team I knew 13/10 was a great price for Brighton to win.
The Keane thing is not as bad as I can sort of understand the logic in it, but the inclusion of Young and the exclusion of Lindstrom and Ndiaye made absolutely no sense. Why play in pre season if you’re gonna exclude them once the season starts.
No way back for me now and the sooner he goes the better.

 

[Tel001]

One game in and already having a little pop at the fans. Never a good sign and often means the start of the end. Nothing to do with the terrible team selection and tactics mind. I mean who on gods earth spends about 50 million on decent players, then leaves most of them on the bench and starts Keane and Young and then brings on Holgate at 2 - 0 down. Going to be over sooner than later at this rate.

You just know that if garner was available then Tim wouldn’t have started… dyche “tactics” and I’m using that term loosely, are none existent and belong in the 1980’s.

 

[little elfin]

Come on, Dychnosour fanclub.
Make some noise.

 

[Cjplennon]

It’s not though. Like any football manager he needs to be improving the club season after season. That means phasing out Young etc and bringing in long term players.

The race to just survive every year is the race to eventually run out of road and drop.

That's not his job though that's the DOF. The DOF is hamstrung because of decades of financial mismanagement. It is what it is and it will be so until we get competent ownership. The sack Dyche brigade are clueless and I would love to know what their plan would be for a new manager with no money. And who is this amazing manager that will turn it all around singlehandedly...people put to much influence into what a manager can do and forget the masses of stuff that goes on in the background. Everton are a shambles from top to bottom.
In any case I thought some of the new players showed promise, just more work to be done on the clear out of deadwood and solving our lack of being able to score. We should have been 1 up before they scored IMO and it may have then been a different game.

 

[billyblue80]

Also we don't look sharp that home preseason he favours hasn't worked two years running, we look under cooked.

 

[Cjplennon]

Don't want us to sack him yet because if Carsley doesn't end up with the England job we should be all over him

What destroy a promising upcoming manager. He should stay the hell away from this club if he knows what's good for him. Nothing good would come from it I can gaurentee.

 

[Cjplennon]

Also we don't look sharp that home preseason he favours hasn't worked two years running, we look under cooked.

So an away pre season would work better. What are you suggesting, sitting on a longhaul flight would have helped fitness?

 

[billyblue80]

Dyche does deserve credit for keeping us up despite the chaos off the field the last few seasons but he also deserve criticism for how stubborn he is and how he persists with his favourotes regardless of how well they are playing at times, also his tactics are genuinely the most basic going.

 

[Cjplennon]

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Averages about 9-10 wins per season (30 points) and a few draws!! That’s relegation fodder

He also has less than a goal a game over 315 games spanning 10 years!

Utter tripe he is

That's cos he always manages relegation fodder - we are relegation fodder. You need to take the Blue pill. What's the story here?

 

[billyblue80]

So an away pre season would work better. What are you suggesting, sitting on a longhaul flight would have helped fitness?

Not necesarilly I am saying we needed more games against a higher standard of opposition and if that involves a trip beyond Preston so be it. We didn't start well last season either and I think its a factor along with not being able to get more of the team settled earlier due to finances which is not his fault.