2022/23 Sean Dyche

[Wat Tyler]

"These don't know how to win here" Dyche, S. Managing Burnley vs Everton - April 6th 2022. Burnley won 3-2, Richarlison ('member him?) with the two for the blues.

Scandalous.

He said this while his own team were on a run of 30 games where they failed to win 26.

 

[bigboy]

Does anyone really think he’s spent the past 9 months honing his craft and thinking of new attacking play or has he spent that time sampling the best curry houses of the north west and catching up on emerdale?

 

[Cjplennon]

Another concern is that Burnley improved a lot after he left last season and look how well they are doing this season.

Hassenhuttl on the other hand, since losing Southampton have got a lot worse. For me he would have been a much better choice

Most clubs improve when they start investing....obviously Everton are the exeption to the rule at present.

 

[Swartzy]

who knew that there was only two managers available in the entire world?

There is a big Difference though between 'Managers available'
and 'Mangers available to Everton'

Would you want a club in this state on your cv

 

[Armaghtoffee]

Uninspiring but probably the right call to choose him over Bielsa.

Every chance he actually will chin Klopp now and that alone is worth the appointment.

 

[USABlue]

There is a big Difference though between 'Managers available'
and 'Mangers available to Everton'

Would you want a club in this state on your cv

The issue is I don't even think the club really even looked outside the Prem.

 

[nsno-chris]

I wouldn’t.

We’ve moved on now, Dyche had ran his course.

But Kompany hasn’t achieved even 5% of what Dyche did at Burnley. Now isn’t the time to judge who was the better manager for Burnley.

Of course you wouldn't; because he's playing better football and you can see a clearer vision

 

[Tony101]

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“My sister and I plan my career and all the clubs I've been through are known for developing young players and bringing them to next step," he told the Sunday Times.
“The connection between Everton and Belgian players has always been great. I spoke to Big Rom and he was like, 'you'll enjoy it there, the atmosphere, fans'. I spoke to Roberto [Martínez], who had a great time here.

“And last but not least I spoke to the manager [Lampard], who played one of the biggest parts in my decision. He was calling me every day.

“Whatever I needed, he was there for me and he's still doing that, which I appreciate, because I've had several managers but not always great human beings, and he's a great human being."
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Quite clearly we didn't *only* get Onana 'because of Frank'. And there's nothing to say that Dyche couldn't ring up a player and outcharm David Moyes.

And it wasn't a necessarily a case of Ancelotti being the only man who could persuade Rodriguez to come. Maybe Ancelotti was the only manager who could get his board to pony up the massive wages of a player who was considered too huge a gamble for many clubs despite his indisputable talents.

Literally says Lampard played one of the biggest parts in his decision so thanks for that.

 

[Thomasc]

Massively missing the point

Ok so it was the point about the style of football?

Since Martinez’s first season, we’ve been great haven’t we and playing like galactico’s.

The only reason we got anywhere with Carlo was when he realised we were basically crap and made us difficult to beat by playing 4 centre halves across the back 4

 

[ForeverBlue92]

He said this while his own team were on a run of 30 games where they failed to win 26.

You just know he'll be boiling our own fans piss after so long and he wont give a damn

 

[Rita_Poon]

He said this while his own team were on a run of 30 games where they failed to win 26.

Double scandalous!!!

 

[1878-NSNO]

Most clubs improve when they start investing....obviously Everton are the exeption to the rule at present.

It could only happen to Everton

 

[Saint Domingo]

His most expensive transfer was Ben Gibson for 16.9 mill euros. That gets you about half a carthorse Michael Keane. He really was managing on a shoe string.

 

[davek]

"Stay in it to win it".

That's the Dyche message.

 

[polish]

What's his record at 'big 6' clubs like? I fear he could be a bit moyes like in that respect

8 wins in 91.