Sean Dyche

[bicycleheader]

18th place says we are in a relegation battle ............

it doesnt

we are 9 games into the season

it would be an utter freakshow of a season to find us actually down there stressing for the whole season which is what a relegation battle is

we havent had one since Moyes early days and we wont have one this season

so enough with the dull short term panic thinking. we need a manager with a plan to take us forward....not park the bus and scrape points

 

[Walken]

god imagine he gets a poster like martinez on the main stand, a big giant 50ft out of date cheesy wotsit staring down at us, reminding us of our mediocrity

 

[Chill125]

18th place says we are in a relegation battle ............

6 points off 7th says wide open chance of recovery. Any time a team falls below that invisible line, panic sets in and everyone's running to Cash G to punt their possessions.

 

[Agent Blue]

He smells of pubs and Wormwood Scrubs and too many right wing meetings

One of their finest tunes, good taste sir!

 

[Runcornblue52]

it doesnt

we are 9 games into the season

it would be an utter freakshow of a season to find us actually down there stressing for the whole season which is what a relegation battle is

we havent had one since Moyes early days and we wont have one this season

so enough with the dull short term panic thinking. we need a manager with a plan to take us forward....not park the bus and scrape points

We are in 18th place and no-one can see where our next win is coming from ........but you're cool about it .....We get it !

 

[Khalekan]

it doesnt

we are 9 games into the season

it would be an utter freakshow of a season to find us actually down there stressing for the whole season which is what a relegation battle is

we havent had one since Moyes early days and we wont have one this season

so enough with the dull short term panic thinking. we need a manager with a plan to take us forward....not park the bus and scrape points

We didn’t even have a relegation battle in Moyes’s early days.

Although on paper it looks like we did in 2003/04 when we finished 17th, six points above the drop zone, the reality is we were never down there and only dropped down the table after we became mathematically safe and went on a slump.

 

[macdog]

He smells of pubs and Wormwood Scrubs and too many right wing meetings

Great line.
Great song.
Great band.

 

[bicycleheader]

We are in 18th place and no-one can see where our next win is coming from ........but you're cool about it .....We get it !

i couldnt see it under the ex-boss, but i can see it coming very soon under Unsworth or the next boss though. and i am cool about that, yep

 

[Woolverhampton_Blue]

I'd prefer us to aim a bit higher, but if the higher profile names don't fancy it then sure. He gets the best out of limited resources, and as much as some people may not like it, that's still where we are at (compared to the sides we wish to compete with). The big question is can he build something more expansive with better players?

 

[bicycleheader]

We didn’t even have a relegation battle in Moyes’s early days.

Although on paper it looks like we did in 2003/04 when we finished 17th, six points above the drop zone, the reality is we were never down there and only dropped down the table after we became mathematically safe and went on a slump.

these guys dont know what a relegation battle is. im amazed

 

[Khalekan]

We want to break the top 4 and be a top team, we can all at least agree on that.

Can anyone honestly say that if the managers of City, Man U, Arsenal, Spurs, Chelsea or even Liverpool got sacked they would entertain the thoughts of Dyche? Nope, not one single one so why do our fans want him?

To be fair, in very recent times those clubs you mention have had Mark Hughes, David Moyes, Steve Sherwood, Avram Grant and Brendan Rodgers at the helm

I am not advocating Big Sean as our boss, just pointing out those clubs have had very unfashionable names at the helm lately.

 

[bicycleheader]

I'd prefer us to aim a bit higher, but if the higher profile names don't fancy it then sure. He gets the best out of limited resources, and as much as some people may not like it, that's still where we are at (compared to the sides we wish to compete with). The big question is can he build something more expansive with better players?

thats what id like to know. it doesnt seem anybody who wants him in is able to answer it

i can only assume the 80 who voted Moyes in the next manager thread have Dyche as their next choice and are just fine with more hoofing.....but dont want to be so honest about it

 

[Runcornblue52]

i couldnt see it under the ex-boss, but i can see it coming very soon under Unsworth or the next boss though. and i am cool about that, yep

That's a really confusing post .......

 

[Runcornblue52]

these guys dont know what a relegation battle is. im amazed

Why are you amazed???? Everton haven't been relegated since early 1950's

 

[bicycleheader]

Why are you amazed???? Everton haven't been relegated since early 1950's

im amazed that people would think we are in a relegation battle.

we havent been in one in a long time, and a bad start after 9 games is not a relegation battle