2024/25 Sean Dyche

[PITA]

It’s a valid comment when his record at Everton is in line/worse than at Burnley which led to 2 relegations

Yes but he is working with a poor squad like he had at Burnley.

 

[PITA]

You're correct it's actually 5 wins from the last 26 league games.

5 wins, 8 draws, 13 losses over the last 26 games in fact. 23 points out of 26 games.

Sackable form by any metric.

Or 49 from 43 games. We know that it is not great but it’s easy to be selective.

 

[Toffe3m4n]

TBH almost any manager would fluke more points than that, turning 2/3 of those draws into wins and not collapsing multiple times when ahead in games. The 'form' shown by Dyche's Everton is absolutely diabolical and he should have gone over the international break.

In typical Everton fashion though he's been given more time to turn things around despite having shown no indications that he's able to.

Now we might have an upturn in form with Branthwaite coming back, but that says it all about him that the entire club's results rest on a young defender and he hasn't been able to find a way to pick up points without young Jarrad.

I'm no Dyche fan myself.. but this is pretty much exactly what happened last season. Terrible start - strong finish. Not beyond the realms of possibility that it happens again. It's almost a 'feature' of Dyche's teams at this point..

 

[Simon Buttle]

I'm no Dyche fan myself.. but this is pretty much exactly what happened last season. Terrible start - strong finish. Not beyond the realms of possibility that it happens again. It's almost a 'feature' of Dyche's teams at this point..

Its been the same throughout his career, you just think that any self respecting individual would look at themselves and the data (Dyche always talks about being into the data) and think "Does my pre season routine maybe need changing"

 

[Gilbert..]

Very passive/aggressive in his interviews. Bangs on its not all about him. And then proceeds to ultimately talk about himself.
He's going to go to town on this club when he's not here anymore. He'll dine out on every show/podcast that will give him 5 minutes air time. I mean he sounds bitter now lol.

 

[Toffe3m4n]

Its been the same throughout his career, you just think that any self respecting individual would look at themselves and the data (Dyche always talks about being into the data) and think "Does my pre season routine maybe need changing"

He was asked the question in his pre-Leicester presser (I think) about his 'slow starts' and he basically shrugged and said he didn't really know why it was a thing

 

[blueblue]

I'm no Dyche fan myself.. but this is pretty much exactly what happened last season. Terrible start - strong finish. Not beyond the realms of possibility that it happens again. It's almost a 'feature' of Dyche's teams at this point..

I think this is most likely.
Normally , in our circumstances, that would be enough. As long as we are safe from relegation.

However, new stadium on the way, new owner incoming...I think the bar will rise significantly.
I think the question is if he will get the full season or be replaced sooner.
Certainly if results do not improve quickly there will only be one answer.

 

[Blue_Eagle]

Got an enormous ego for a man that's achieved basically nothing in his career.

@davek - Wouldn't have that mate...

 

[HappyJack]

He wants to be ‘in charge’at the Dock. The man is delusional, but loved by the pen pushers in the Everton hierarchy. Hey lets get Barrett ‘Headlocks’ Buximdale back…

 

[blueconverse]

I want a journo to say "what other team has a similar playstyle to the style you coach here?"

 

[Toffe3m4n]

@Marius57

That's not too shabby, no?

 

[Marius57]

I'm no Dyche fan myself.. but this is pretty much exactly what happened last season. Terrible start - strong finish. Not beyond the realms of possibility that it happens again. It's almost a 'feature' of Dyche's teams at this point..

Slow start being the first 30 games? Considering we went 13 games without a win going into gameweek 30 and then managed to beat 2 relegated teams and 2 relegation battling teams. The Liverpool win was great but can you see us beating them this season?

Our last 8 fixtures this season are not as favourable: Arsenal, city, Chelsea, Newcastle, Fulham. We would hopefully beat Ipswich, saints and Forest.

 

[Curtis]

It's one thing to be cocky if you produce results and trophies like mourinho even know as a shadow of what was once, its another to be all pompous when you've won 5 games all season and cling to a premier league game victory (the derby was a stellar performance, but not on par with winning the fa cup às he portrays it to be

 

[Harryflashman]

I'm no Dyche fan myself.. but this is pretty much exactly what happened last season. Terrible start - strong finish. Not beyond the realms of possibility that it happens again. It's almost a 'feature' of Dyche's teams at this point..

Isn’t it incredibly frustrating and probably revealing that he hasn’t sought to rectify the obvious issue by changing how he prepares a side for the season ?

 

[NathDogg]

Its been the same throughout his career, you just think that any self respecting individual would look at themselves and the data (Dyche always talks about being into the data) and think "Does my pre season routine maybe need changing"

Nah, sod the data, let’s go to glasto.

Seriously, your spot on.

The man talks about himself like he’s taught Don Carlo everything he knows to do with football, so you would think he would analyse why his teams starts are so so bad and put a plan in place to address it.

Same with subs and/or tactics in game - just shambolic.