Lampard also drained us of nice fixtures, dyches task is near impossible
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Owner and board did due to ineptitude
The Wolves and Southampton games at Goodison have cost us massively.
MisterJ
Player Valuation: £20m
Not so sure about that.
When he started, he dropped Gray, but since then Gray has played his way back in and I'm sure the manager is delighted.
Likewise in defence, Coady has lost form and the manager has tried to change things.
Sadly his options in midfield are limited as asides from those currently starting, Garner is the only other option If use and he's not been available.
Let's not even talk about the strikers as there is very little else Dyche can do about that situation for now.
1-2 up all forest he needing to change something and he didn’t that’s on him
Sheedy's right knee.
Player Valuation: £15m
I know there is a lot of concern on here and rightly so but I want to say I think our performances under Dyche have been markedly better than under Lampard, he has kept things simple and we do look more of a team. I would go as far to say we are playing much better than this time last season but this battle we are in is much harder. I think it’s a lottery as to whether we go down as we have one of the worst squads in the entire league but I think we have fighting chance of staying up with Dyche.
Moshiri came out after the Brighton game at home and backed Lampard saying we needed stability. So we can thank our wonderful owner once again for throwing away those two fixtures.
Terrarian
Player Valuation: £50m
He's got them working hard that is certain, I'm sure he's as frustrated by the errors leading to goals as we all are. Could he have made a sub, probably but he can't magically make these players keep concentration for 90. We are getting undone by player errors, not on Dyche that imo.
Notwithstanding Bournemouth x 2...when he picked up the reins, the restrictions hes under and the squad he inherited, Dyche won't get too much stick if he fails and be beatified if he succeeds.
IF.
IF.
It's not 'near impossible'
He'll have had 18 games - the same as Lampard did - to keep us up.
He's a better manager than Lampard, so by that logic that should make up for the 4-point advantage Lampard had when he came in.
He's done okay so far but he's a month in and we're seeing the same issues as we saw under Lampard, which was getting caught on the break and isolated defending.
If we go down he won't be blameless and personally any manager that takes Everton down, for me they shouldn't be safe in their job.
However, all things considered he'd probably be the right pick to get us straight back up.
But he needs to start getting us organised. In no way do we look defensively solid.
Aye he should absolutely have gone after that game at the latest.
Don't actually agree with this. He's basically waited until his pet Keane is fully fit and he's brought him back in.
Keane is the worst CB at the club.
I found it even more disappointing that any of them were shattered anyway after barely needing to play any more than a game a week all season and pretty much gave up 2nd half against Arsenal.
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