Should Dyche be sacked?

[blueblood]

His first thought when picking a team is ‘have I got players who can run around a lot?’ Never thinking, ‘how are we going to dominate the game and score goals?’ He makes Allardyce look dynamic.

 

[banno]

I am starting to think we are a lost cause with Dyches tactics

 

[matty1878]

There is zero chance Dyche is going anywhere until the ownership situation is sorted and that will probably be a couple of months away yet. Moshiri isn’t going to spend millions on a pay-off and search when he’s about to leave.

yearh i said this before.

but it could be to late then by it’s sorted whoever etc

 

[vintage-toffees]

Yes and potter please

 

[WickSam]

Apart from the odd game whereby the stars align; the football is awful. Luton claim their first win and our home record over the last 8 is as follows:

4 home defeats on the run
7 defeats in the last 8
15 goals conceded
4 goals scored
4 points out of 24

That is Sean dyches everton.

Is this what you expect from Everton Football Club?

 

[Hinchcliffe's Corner]

No, he absolutely shouldn’t be sacked yet. Get a grip! You were all singing his praises last weekend winning away at Brentford, and then at Villa in midweek. Would you have sacked him then? We created enough chances, especially in the first 20 minutes before they scored, to be 3-0 up.
The players need to look at themselves. We are lacking that little bit of composure to stick the ball in the net.
Yes, four defeats at home doesn’t make good reading, but who are we going to get in who is going to make this situation better?
Changing managers every season is what got us into this mess in the first place!
I watched some [Poor language removed] under Howard Kendall at the end of 1983. I was one of 13000 in the crowd on New Year’s Eve who booed the team off in a far worse performance than today in a 0-0 draw against Coventry. Thankfully the board and Philip Carter didn’t pull the trigger then, and look how that turned around!

You think Sean Dyche is going to turn into Howard Kendall

 

[banno]

Opposition managers must be saying 'They dont know how to win at home'

 

[the golden visionary]

No, he absolutely shouldn’t be sacked yet. Get a grip! You were all singing his praises last weekend winning away at Brentford, and then at Villa in midweek. Would you have sacked him then? We created enough chances, especially in the first 20 minutes before they scored, to be 3-0 up.
The players need to look at themselves. We are lacking that little bit of composure to stick the ball in the net.
Yes, four defeats at home doesn’t make good reading, but who are we going to get in who is going to make this situation better?
Changing managers every season is what got us into this mess in the first place!
I watched some [Poor language removed] under Howard Kendall at the end of 1983. I was one of 13000 in the crowd on New Year’s Eve who booed the team off in a far worse performance than today in a 0-0 draw against Coventry. Thankfully the board and Philip Carter didn’t pull the trigger then, and look how that turned around!

He's not Howard kendall, he's a fraud

 

[WickSam]

Let's be honest, after the previous 10 or so years this is absolutely what would should expect.

 

[Zatara]

His first thought when picking a team is ‘have I got players who can run around a lot?’ Never thinking, ‘how are we going to dominate the game and score goals?’ He makes Allardyce look dynamic.

I want to understand how Gana and Young play.

Both could retire after today. Poor all season.

Both need to go in jan if not retire.

 

[Walter Ego]

Yes. It’s 1980’s hoof the ball into the box tactics and that’s it. Not good enough. Act now. Let’s not drag it out before it’s too late.

 

[bullybeef]

If 777 are as good as they say they are, the first thing they will do is get a better manager in thst is capable of getting results at HOME and away.

 

[N0L1M1TK]

Thanks for getting us Dyche Fit' Sean, but now you've done that, on the way you go.

Terrible manager. Terrible tactics, set up, in game management.

You name it, he's got it.

 

[Carlito]

Never a bad time to sack Sean Dyche.

 

[Zatara]

No, he absolutely shouldn’t be sacked yet. Get a grip! You were all singing his praises last weekend winning away at Brentford, and then at Villa in midweek. Would you have sacked him then? We created enough chances, especially in the first 20 minutes before they scored, to be 3-0 up.
The players need to look at themselves. We are lacking that little bit of composure to stick the ball in the net.
Yes, four defeats at home doesn’t make good reading, but who are we going to get in who is going to make this situation better?
Changing managers every season is what got us into this mess in the first place!
I watched some [Poor language removed] under Howard Kendall at the end of 1983. I was one of 13000 in the crowd on New Year’s Eve who booed the team off in a far worse performance than today in a 0-0 draw against Coventry. Thankfully the board and Philip Carter didn’t pull the trigger then, and look how that turned around!

Can you give examples of:

Young over Patterson
Gana over Garner
Harrison dropped
Beto + DCL no idea how to function
No set piece training
No midfield structure
Long ball as soon as we concede

I dont remember that from Kendall