twoblue
Player Valuation: £35m
Not sure last week of December counts as a whole month.
NathDogg
Player Valuation: £40m
i am happy mate. Don’t have 150 posts trying to create nickname for him
Already happened brother, accept it and cheer up.
Said it before and I’ll say it again. We have accepted that we are a club that loses games heavily on the regular and goes long times without winning.
Tragic state of affairs from some fans.
13 League games.
An Everton Premier League record, you can argue with yourself about what denotes a month.
Record breaker!!!
Anyway, stick a fork in this season, its over.
See you again next season for Dyche Walker, Revenge of the Pitch.
kenada_blue
Welcome to Barcelonaton FC
Glass half empty kinda guy.
Would remind a cripple he can't use his legs at his birthday party.
Top guy.
Would remind a cripple he can't use his legs at his birthday party.
Top guy.
Utterly bananas to think that Everton fans can look at the club in its current state, the paper thin squad, the absence of pace out wide, the lack of depth at fullback, the multiple points deductions, the awful League campaigns going back several years, the prolonged terrible player recruitment and then point the finger at Dyche and say "he's the problem".
He's improved our points haul compared to last season, and done it with a weaker squad, an 8-point handicap and zero money spent in the January window.
Would you prefer Silva, Koeman, Allardyce, Benitez or Lampard back? Do you want to go back to the Martinez days, getting 2-0 leads only to lose 4-3?
Dyche is playing tactics that maximise the meagre resources at his disposal. He and Ancelotti are the only two managers since Moyes that have moved Everton's trajectory upwards - every other manager has contributed to the decline, and every other manager has had a better squad at his disposal.
Absolutely mind-bending to think there's people out there who want a different manager in, knowing that there's going to be no money to spend on the squad for at least another two transfer windows.
He's improved our points haul compared to last season, and done it with a weaker squad, an 8-point handicap and zero money spent in the January window.
Would you prefer Silva, Koeman, Allardyce, Benitez or Lampard back? Do you want to go back to the Martinez days, getting 2-0 leads only to lose 4-3?
Dyche is playing tactics that maximise the meagre resources at his disposal. He and Ancelotti are the only two managers since Moyes that have moved Everton's trajectory upwards - every other manager has contributed to the decline, and every other manager has had a better squad at his disposal.
Absolutely mind-bending to think there's people out there who want a different manager in, knowing that there's going to be no money to spend on the squad for at least another two transfer windows.
I'm pro Dyche myself, but wouldn't blame anyone for losing faith in a 14 game winless run.
Spadge Vernacular
Player Valuation: £60m
Aye, our play in the final third is dreadful. It'd be wonderful if Dyche can address this over the summer but I suspect he'll be focused on being a defensive unit. Fingers crossed.
Viennablue
Player Valuation: £1m
To be fair it’s not a fact.
We beat Burnley 2-0 on December 16th 2023
Our next league win was against Burnley on the 6th April 2024.
That’s not quite 4 months. Around 3.66 months.
I suspect he'll be hamstrung by having no owner, or money to buy the attacking ability we've lacked for many years now, which has dictated relegation scrap.
Watch as we offer £0 upfront again for the likes of Gnonto.
TraffordBlue
Player Valuation: £500k
Agree with all of this except Allardyce.
Whether people like him or not, Allardyce improved us in the time he was with us. We were battling relegation before he came (some fans like to say we were 13th I think it was when he actually took over) but we ended up 8th.
Lobworm
Player Valuation: £2.5m
Record breaker, since SKY invented football you mean?
You mean our second worst ever winless run since the formation of our club??
Ok, fair point regarding Large Samuel in terms of points and league position.
Still hate him for some of the abysmal recruitment during his tenure, however.
I don't quite follow the line of thinking here.
This awful winless run exists, yes. Not denying that. But look at it within the context of the season as a whole, and comparing this season with last season.
Last season's points and league position were WORSE than this season. But we didn't experience a lengthy winless run, so does that mean last season was better overall? I would say that emphatically it was not.
If the price of finishing ten to fifteen points better than last season is a longer winless run than anything we saw last season, sign me up. Who wouldn't take that? I don't get it.
