2024/25 Sean Dyche

[MrGrumpy]

McNeil saved his job.. he put up with a loads of crap but doesn’t help himself

 

[Cels]

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

Let's not forget that our fans also wanted rid of them two at one point.

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[evertondotcom]

I don’t know if I’ve had enough internet for a while but it’s irking me more than I can explain reading people sympathise and defend Sean Dyche.

 

[BrendanGOT]

Just my opinion but no way will he be here in January to spend TFGs money on "Dyche" players. I hope in the mean time he can chalk up a few more wins however. I honestly believe he'd have been gone tonight if we lost today

 

[kiss the crest]

Did he say KEANO HAS HAD A GOOD SEASON???

If so he loves to Have the fans hating him doesn't he

 

[MrGrumpy]

Just my opinion but no way will he be here in January to spend TFGs money on "Dyche" players. I hope in the mean time he can chalk up a few more wins however. I honestly believe he'd have been gone tonight if we lost today

I agree, can see him getting removed once TFG are in, unless he wins every game till then

 

[windymiller]

People have found a reason to fume after a comeback win

No. It's all the same reasons as before we scraped a win at home against winless Crystal Palace.

 

[mikel_88]

I don’t know if I’ve had enough internet for a while but it’s irking me more than I can explain reading people sympathise and defend Sean Dyche.

You cant his record says it all that was the first win from coming from behind today. Can say everything points deduction the squad ect. But comes down to winning games and his record is poor. His time is up for me be it end of the season or during the season, not a chance he sells himself to a new dof with this style of play. Has a chance and is getting a full fit squad so he must get more out of them

 

[johngefc]

First season - we were definitely going down under Lampard, he came in and steadied the ship and kept us up.

Second season - Would have finished 12th without the points deduction. Definite progress.

This season - It's been poor but we're only a few games in and there's still 4 teams below us.

Not sure where all the dislike for him is coming from really.

 

[bicycleheader]

First season - we were definitely going down under Lampard, he came in and steadied the ship and kept us up.

Second season - Would have finished 12th without the points deduction. Definite progress.

This season - It's been poor but we're only a few games in and there's still 4 teams below us.

Not sure where all the dislike for him is coming from really.

I mean I agree with your summary, but it's not hard to see why people don't like him

I personally think most of what people complain about right now doesn't matter a bit while we have been in such a dire situation with a needs must manager......but I can't say I don't understand their complaints!

 

[Blast_of_Cannock]

No. It's all the same reasons as before we scraped a win at home against winless Crystal Palace.

You could also say that Palace couldn't hold on to a lead against a winless Everton, who started the day below them in the table. Swings & roundabouts.

 

[PhilRegan]

It’s been an awful start…and we’re 15th. When we lost to Bournemouth 87 minutes of a good performance is forgotten about because of the result, yet when we win the performance is apparently really important.

He’s doing what we brought him in to, keep us up initially, get us to the new stadium and new owners whilst we bring the wage bill and net spend down. If Branthwaite and Tarkowski stay fit he’s keeping us up in my book and then the new owner will have the luxury of selecting his new manager at the end of Dyche’s contract when Everton are a mid table club, free of PS&R penalties, and in a new stadium. We’d have all taken that in January 2023 after Lampard was fired and Gordon sold. People seem irrationally angry because he’s done the job we wanted him fo do. I’d hate to see this place if he’d taken us down and put the club in financial ruin.

How would you compare him to bentiez ?

 

[Lob]

Just my opinion but no way will he be here in January to spend TFGs money on "Dyche" players. I hope in the mean time he can chalk up a few more wins however. I honestly believe he'd have been gone tonight if we lost today

Agreed. Made up we won, always want us to win and i hope we win loads more but nothing can change the zero wins in 15 last season and 1 win in 6 so far this season no matter how excited the happy clappers get after 1 win. I cannot imagine a universe where the Friedkin group see a fella who has never won anything and has a season aim of avoiding relegation as being the Manager they want to spend their money on building a squad that can propel the club forward back towards being a top side again. He would have to do something he has never done before and they have a record of being professional but absolutely ruthless.

Borrowed time and a matter of when, not if.

 

[Delargeinho]

You cant his record says it all that was the first win from coming from behind today. Can say everything points deduction the squad ect. But comes down to winning games and his record is poor. His time is up for me be it end of the season or during the season, not a chance he sells himself to a new dof with this style of play. Has a chance and is getting a full fit squad so he must get more out of them

Yep, it's sure he should be gone in 9 months latest.

It was not a really good game, but he finally made good adjustments during HT and subs that fit to the game to gain more control in the central area.

I had the feeling they had full control in the first half, but not in the 2nd anymore as we stuck them on their feet way more often.

 

[Cels]

Unless we are yo-yoing in and out of the bottom four when the new owener/s come in, I'd like to see Sean Dyche given until the end of the season.

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