2024/25 Sean Dyche

[adi dassler]

He stops the rot. Every time it’s a downward spiral he corrects it. It’s what we needed in this period before takeover.

Mate, we beat Crystal Palace at home. Just. It's still been an awful start to the season and todays performance hardly filled me
With optimism.

 

[RomanReigns]

Dyche has become so unlikeable

He could win 10 games in a row and I still wouldn’t want him here next season

 

[kenada_blue]

Certainly lost the first couple of rounds, started to wobble. But has come back into it with some good combinations to take the last round.

Think he can go the distance.

 

[GrandOldSte117]

People have found a reason to fume after a comeback win

 

[The binman chronicles]

Only 11 behind the leaders. We can still do this Dyche!!!

 

[blue to the bone]

Beating Palace at home was the 3rd biggest achievement by an everton manager since Kendall and Catterick for me

 

[Connor]

Still can’t wait to see the back of him

 

[HalfTimeSayers]

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That question was about holding onto a lead finally. Think it’s sort of fair to not expect this downtrodden and embarrassed group to try and attack Palace to death once we got the lead. That has to be the aim ultimately and is the best way to win points. Don’t blame them for grinding it out today given what’s happened recently.

Its a start for him that he left Dom and Ndiaye on so we could at least get out.

First half utterly abysmal, but sounds like the only change made at half time was changing the attitude of the players, and subbing off our worst player for Harrison, who did better than he has done for a while. Fair play?

Its a very low bar, but happy to give players and manager credit today and enjoy it for a few days.

 

[matty1878]

People have found a reason to fume after a comeback win

it’s not mate it’s still
turd football - yes we won but he WONT keep it up he’s incapable

lash him
in the bin

 

[Runub]

People have found a reason to fume after a comeback win

Lipstick on a pig. We could have been dead and buried in the first half.

 

[matty1878]

That question was about holding onto a lead finally. Think it’s sort of fair to not expect this downtrodden and embarrassed group to try and attack Palace to death once we got the lead. That has to be the aim ultimately and is the best way to win points. Don’t blame them for grinding it out today given what’s happened recently.

Its a start for him that he left Dom and Ndiaye on so we could at least get out.

First half utterly abysmal, but sounds like the only change made at half time was changing the attitude of the players, and subbing off our worst player for Harrison, who did better than he has done for a while. Fair play?

Its a very low bar, but happy to give players and manager credit today and enjoy it for a few days.

few days dunce dyche out!

 

[Runub]

Happy for the win of course but the first half was horrible. In the end we had two shots on target and got two goals. That game could have easily slipped away. Palace must be kicking themselves. Maybe Dyche got lucky today but still needs binning at the earliest opportunity

 

[The binman chronicles]

Beating Palace at home was the 3rd biggest achievement by an everton manager since Kendall and Catterick for me

Think you are slightly over-egging the achievements there.



..Kendall and Catterick didn't really do that good a job.

 

[blue to the bone]

Lipstick on a pig. We could have been dead and buried in the first half.

 

[twoblue]

People have found a reason to fume after a comeback win

Largely based on the fact you can’t say he’s never had a comeback win