2022/23 Sean Dyche

[Houghty19]

The thing with this is it's really just proving more and more to the outside world just how much of a joke we have become. We can't even get a new manager in before the window ends when we're already up sh1t creek without a paddle. If the club think they're being clever in some way then I just don't see it.

 

[Eiffel 65]

Is he definitely still "expected" to be announced as Everton manager? He's not on his way to Spurs is he?

 

[Marius57]

Yes. Easily that number.

Not a chance. If there was 4000 fans acting like that at home games, they would be called off. There isn’t the policing for those numbers and it would be too high a risk.

 

[Nymzee]

You're amusing.

So the alleged leaked press briefing that the CEO had been attacked? Yes I think that probably did happen and it wasn't followed up with Police or formally for various frankly obvious reasons.

You're ignoring the fact that the protests have been abusive, aggressive and I'd argue totally counter-productive to date.

There are no obvious reasons for a person not to report an assault to the police.

 

[Charlie Sweet]

Not a chance. If there was 4000 fans acting like that at home games, they would be called off. There isn’t the policing for those numbers and it would be too high a risk.

I mean in terms of being genuinely unpleasant and abusive.

 

[windymiller]

So are you saying that Dyche should only manage clubs like Burnley? If that’s our thinking we’d never have appointed Moyes

People can't have it both ways, Dyche either has the record that supports his appointment given our immediate circumstances or he doesn't. I don't understand what it is that people see in Dyche that makes them think that, removed from Burnley, he'll suddenly hit career high goals scored and points won for us. He only gets this job because we're in the mire. If we were giving a chance to a manager because they're results exceeded their resources that's the sort of manager you would appoint at any time. Yet, when Ancelotti left, Dyche wasn't even in the conversation. Why not, do you think? Could it be because he was not actually exceeding expectations and this is just who he is?

 

[GraemeS1980]

How embarrassing this entire shower of shockingness this Club of ours is. Honestly if I behaved like this in my job I would be fired. What can possibly be happening? They are going to announce it at one minute to 11 tomorrow I bet, no signings just new manager. absolute joke of a club

 

[Charlie Sweet]

There are no obvious reasons for a person not to report an assault to the police.

Seriously you're saying this? Never mind the corporate angle it happens all the time for private individuals.

 

[Connor]

And, here we go

 

[ToffeeTim]

2pm

 

[blindbert]

announced

 

[Moonlight dribbler]

There are millions of factors at play in every football match. It’s not a simple game.

If you don’t agree, that’s fine by me. I’ve no interest in trying to convince you to change your mind.

Ha ha. I would like you to name those millions of factors but it all sounds very silly.

 

[Nymzee]

Seriously you're saying this? Never mind the corporate angle it happens all the time for private individuals.

Go on then, give me these obvious reasons not to report an assault to the police.

 

[GraemeS1980]

People can't have it both ways, Dyche either has the record that supports his appointment given our immediate circumstances or he doesn't. I don't understand what it is that people see in Dyche that makes them think that, removed from Burnley, he'll suddenly hit career high goals scored and points won for us. He only gets this job because we're in the mire. If we were giving a chance to a manager because they're results exceeded their resources that's the sort of manager you would appoint at any time. Yet, when Ancelotti left, Dyche wasn't even in the conversation. Why not, do you think? Could it be because he was not actually exceeding expectations and this is just who he is?

Two words for you Eddie Howe

 

[Nymzee]