2024/25 Sean Dyche - Sacked

[The Penalty Box Dancer]

Nothing surer in the next 48 hours: "the club owners give their full support to Sean Dyche".

Then we roll on to Peterborough and Villa.

I suspect Villa will be the moment of truth.

Why is Villa the moment of truth? You're just making things up. Are you here to drive traffic and create debate on here because you certainly know how to get a reaction.

 

[MACCA75]

‘We’ll sit deep and play on the counter’.
But gaffer, we are terrible snd slow on transition.

‘We’ll sit deep and rely on our set pieces’
But gaffer, McNeil is injured, they are awful.

‘We’ll sit deep..’

 

[street end]

Of course not. But the idea they mocked our style of play like it was an equal playing field to upset us is a bit silly.

Doesn't excuse it like but it is like a posh boy laughing at a pauper who's trying to survive.

What are you going on about? It sounds like you just want to say it’s Bournemouth fault the club is a mess and that they won today.

 

[matty1878]

I'm very pro TFG.

But if they don't sack him now, i'm genuinely concerned.

One of the most limited managers in evertons history, we do not have to be in this position.

But the longer we keep him, the longer we cement our place here.

we’re losing games thick n fast

and it’s getting harder n harder so

they have to get rid of they want us to be a PL team

 

[Curtis]

I'll tell you this now: if we see Dyche sacked and not allowed to sort this out as he has from far worse situation in the last two seasons our chances of relegation will increase about 100%.

There's a way of managing in relegation fights and we have one of the proven ones. Get another manager is and we'll - IMO - be certs to go down.

Not allowed to sort it out? It's Jan dave? He's had plenty of time along with one of the easiest run ins schedule wise , he himself can't fix what we witnessed today he's extinct

 

[davek]

Dyche has done his job.

Tremendous job, IMO, until this season.

And to be fair, we're still above the drop. So TFG have an opportunity to improve us.

It's gone stale. Well too stale now. It's not lack of effort or application either. This team hasn't downed tools. We've failed, again with recruitment. We need to recruit well this window.

To move away from relegation fodder we have to spend and move away from this manager.

Don't spend an no point.

As soon as we were shorn of both McNeil and Garner there's a broken chain of play and we cant transition.

That's been at the heart of the poor form of late.

It's all very explainable and fixable...but people want the manager gone and no doubt eventually TFG will hand them his head.

We need to retain Dyche and he'll sort this.

 

[pfim]

No plan b really as lack of options. Doucoure is not working anymore. Perhaps a change of system would be a good idea (3 at the back)...

Harrison, just because he was mobile, added so much more in that spot. Doucoure is done, put him out to pasture.

 

[Rudolf Hucker]

That’s the first time I’ve listened to dyche for at least a year. I detest the man.


He’s either utterly deluded or just brass necking it. If he had an ounce of shame he would resign. He clearly hasn’t.

 

[daza_1973]

Probably gonna be Moyes ain’t it.

A safe pair of hands....




Until he loses a game

 

[AaronTheBlue]

Moyes already said he doesn't want a relegation fight job.

Moyes can say whatever he wants, there is very little chance he turns down a chance to manage Everton again.

We don't even have to be in a relegation fight, we just need to win some games, this manager will not and can not do this on a consistent basis,

Moyes could, and would, and im not even a huge supporter of his.

 

[MikeH72]

Lads it’s fine because Gary Birtles told him striker coaches are woke.

 

[LEONARD]

 

[ForeverEverton]

 

[edge]

Said it ages ago needs to go .
The rot has well and truly set in , needs binning.

 

[zook]

It's all relative to what happens around us though.

It's not great of course, but maybe the owners need to get players in to help this man out. And if they sack him and dont hand another manager a good few quid this January to sort it out we will go down 100%.

A more revolutionary idea would maybe be for the manager of the football club to consider changing his same-old, tired, impotent system and not just boot the ball up for 90 minutes every game and hope for the best

Considering the manager quite blatantly has shown no interest in changing anything about the way we play perhaps he should be the one to go