2024/25 Sean Dyche - Sacked

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People are forgetting Sean is a multi millionaire Tory who almost certainly will be dining on the very best of the best tomorrow.

Figs, foie gras on expensive crackers, smoked Icelandic line-caught salmon with capers, organic goose and all the trimmings alongside some exceptional red wine gravy. To drink, a few bottles of Dom Pérignon. The Christmas crackers his family will be pulling won't have mini decks of cards or paper hats inside them - they'll have Cartier jewelry, wods of cash and keys to a new Bentley.

Then it'll be back to gravelly-voiced hard knock Sean on boxing day.
 

People are forgetting Sean is a multi millionaire Tory who almost certainly will be dining on the very best of the best tomorrow.

Figs, foie gras on expensive crackers, smoked Icelandic line-caught salmon with capers, organic goose and all the trimmings alongside some exceptional red wine gravy. To drink, a few bottles of Dom Pérignon. The Christmas crackers his family will be pulling won't have mini decks of cards or paper hats inside them - they'll have Cartier jewelry, wods of cash and keys to a new Bentley.

Then it'll be back to gravelly-voiced hard knock Sean on boxing day.

We can insult Dyche for being a boring negative manager but being a Tory is a low blow.

One of his best mates is Aliaster Campbell and he has dinners with Tony Blair.

He spoke about Maggie being a hero but have a look at who was interviewing him. It was Campbell.
 

We can insult Dyche for being a boring negative manager but being a Tory is a low blow.

One of his best mates is Aliaster Campbell and he has dinners with Tony Blair.

He spoke about Maggie being a hero but have a look at who was interviewing him. It was Campbell.
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Couldn’t really care less what Dyche is to be fair. Other than wishing he was a better manager.
 
People are forgetting Sean is a multi millionaire Tory who almost certainly will be dining on the very best of the best tomorrow.

Figs, foie gras on expensive crackers, smoked Icelandic line-caught salmon with capers, organic goose and all the trimmings alongside some exceptional red wine gravy. To drink, a few bottles of Dom Pérignon. The Christmas crackers his family will be pulling won't have mini decks of cards or paper hats inside them - they'll have Cartier jewelry, wods of cash and keys to a new Bentley.

Then it'll be back to gravelly-voiced hard knock Sean on boxing day.
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Anyone with any sense knew he was here for the season. Unfortunately we have a fair few fans without it.
No decent owners would squander money sacking a manager with 6 months left when we sail so close to the PSR tightrope.
They have 6 months to get the right manager in place rather than rush it all through in 2/3 weeks when they haven’t even got there feet in the door.

I still think he could go before that.

Probably a case currently is he's not in danger unless the team actually drops into the bottom 3 and then he's probably a loss away.

He's done well last few weeks but the side is still only four points off 19th which shows how poor the first 8 games were. November wasn't great either with 0 goals scored in the four games played.

He certainly needs to be winning some home games soon and that's not a given. I don't fancy waiting to the Leicester home game in early Feb for that to be deemed the realistic one to win, it needs to happen before as there's only seven homes left after and four of those are against the Manchester clubs, RS and Arsenal.

Best case is team wins a couple, gets to 35-36 points by April and then perhaps he's let go and the new long term manager might get a couple of games to bed in things and experience Goodison send off? Most likely they give Dyche that probably and then he goes as soon as the season finishes.

I wouldn't worry too much about him. Could easily see him managing Leeds next season if they come up and have a poor start.
 
People are forgetting Sean is a multi millionaire Tory who almost certainly will be dining on the very best of the best tomorrow.

Figs, foie gras on expensive crackers, smoked Icelandic line-caught salmon with capers, organic goose and all the trimmings alongside some exceptional red wine gravy. To drink, a few bottles of Dom Pérignon. The Christmas crackers his family will be pulling won't have mini decks of cards or paper hats inside them - they'll have Cartier jewelry, wods of cash and keys to a new Bentley.

Then it'll be back to gravelly-voiced hard knock Sean on boxing day.
Nah, he'll get a Korma from Korma Sutra on Melton Road, as per.
 

He is so stuck in his ways he would not have a clue how to become a better manager.
The frustrating thing with him is that the raw foundations of what Dycheball is are actually something half decent (we had one of the best backlines in the league last season for example) but in the opposition half he can't transition the team properly between defence and attack. If he would adapt the system a little and let the handbrake off at times he would be a solid mid table manager, possibly even more, however he won't so he isn't and he ends up doing his own career a disservice at the end of the day imo.
 

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