2024/25 Sean Dyche - Sacked

[street end]

We also have injuries to Garner and McNeil.

They are the creative spark we need.

If we had either in MF today we'd have set Forest a lot more problems than we did.

We didn’t cause them any problems at all

 

[Drico]

TFG have shown they are willing to sack managers nice and early. He won’t be here much longer.

Lose to Bournemouth and they’ll have a decision to make - definitively.

 

[GoldenToffee]

Did he genuinely say he doesn't know about January plans?

Unless the board are sacking him imminently that's extreme concerning that the new owners seemingly haven't discussed strengthening the squad in our final opportunity to avoid relegation.

There's no reason for him to try and blag anybody.

 

[Terrarian]

Tit alert

 

[derek duvall]

He's probably reading it all and laughing his bollocks off at the usual suspects chewing their own arms off.

hmm not sure. The hypocrite usually goes missing in this thread on days like this to avoid being made to look like a bigger idiot.

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

We also have injuries to Garner and McNeil.

They are the creative spark we need.

If we had either in MF today we'd have set Forest a lot more problems than we did.

Didn’t you say something along the lines of ‘we’ll comfortably beat them’ mate?

 

[toffee82]

Was hoping we would be a bit more comfortable and have him here until the end of the season. New manager properly planned for with a bit of financial backing going into the new stadium.

The problem I see with him staying is that we won't score enough goals (we will not win a game once we go behind) and we'll probably waste money in the January window on players he'll refuse to start for about 10 games because Harrison and Doucoure are "Dyche fit."

 

[kenada_blue]

These all just sound like excuses tbh, I agree about the creativity but that today was just ridiculous.

There's always excuses when you lose. We weren't "out played" we were out organised and punished for being sloppy in bad areas.

1 down against them is difficult for any team. They're the only side to have beat the RS this season...away from home.

 

[carolinablue232]

3 wins. Argument against him doesn’t need anything more. It’s not near good enough.

 

[TommyDavo]

We kick off and it’s instantly 30 yards between midfield and the sop upfront. Gets boring

 

[davek]

We didn’t cause them any problems at all

We had an opportunity with Beto and that was about it.

But they were intent on sitting back and we had no key to the door.

That's the explanation.

We can all either accept it happened and hope we get McNeil and Garner back quickly or just blame each other all day on these forums.


We're not a good team but we can be good in some parts of games and get a draw or win every so often.

Thats better than being a shambles like S'ton, Ipswich and Leicester.

We'll finish 5th or 6th from bottom.

 

[PSB1]

@Saint Domingo where are you today, couldn’t get in here quick enough after our 1-1 win at Man City.

Not on duty today. Another is on shift for him.

 

[Number_25]

I used to think Evertonians knew football. Post Moyes, it has become evident that I was wrong

 

[mahermi1]

He continually plays players that are either totally out of form or just plain finished. We need more threat not just up front but as a team. Dyches tactics are crystal clear to everyone, play it tight wait for a set piece or a long ball. Drop Doucoure he's finished, drop Harrison, I would also drop Mykolenko who is a weak link.
Broja on the left, DCL centre forward McNeil on the right or vice versa, N'diaye behind the striker.
He can support the midfield of Mangala/ Gueye.
Right back Patterson, left back Young, Branthwaite and Tarkowski centre backs.
Pickford in goal. What Dyche is doing now is soul destroying, even the players have given up listening to him. That's who I'd play until we buy a right winger left back or centre forward if Dcl leaves.

 

[everton1953]

West Ham will sack Lopwhathisname before we ditch Dyche.