And that's putting it lightly as outsiders.
We are a laughing stock on talksport , it's been a standing joke for a few years.
Us fools have witnessed/ suffered this for way too long.
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And that's putting it lightly as outsiders.
We are a laughing stock on talksport , it's been a standing joke for a few years.
Us fools have witnessed/ suffered this for way too long.
When you have Bournemouth fans, with their poky little 10k stadium laughing at you, you know you have reached rock bottom.
billyblue80
Player Valuation: £70m
Worst since Smith. Up there with Walker for cluessness. Keeping him just digs the hole deeper..
glynn_parry
Player Valuation: £25k
Sack Dyche & Co appoint Danny Rohl of Sheffield Wednesday, working miracles under a madhouse chairman that can’t pay his HMRC bills on time. He’s begging for support such as training facilities and youth system at Hillsborough they are desperate to keep him, he could start the much needed rebuild at Everton and wouldn’t want stupid wages!
Back a talented young coach
Back a talented young coach
Agree they probably didn't want an instant dismissal , but circumstances will now force the issue.
They will act accordingly now.
Hes not getting sacked, right up to the minute in which he gets sacked.
Rita_Poon
Player Valuation: £90m
I wasn't around at the time, so I don't know if you were.
Did you afford Moyes this grace?
witchdoc187
Player Valuation: £60m
Can't see him getting the boot though mate. Can't help but think the whole club knows he's toast at the end of season and it's affecting everyone
HalfTimeSayers
Player Valuation: £35m
Didn’t mind his appointment. Thought he did an under appreciated job at least in terms of keeping the players noses pointing forward last year. Was happy for him to grind to the end of his contract then shake hands.
If we’d had Vitor and sacked him tonight, I’d back Dyche to come in tomorrow and keep us up confortably.
But for all he’s had to put up with, he’s still trying to solve the same issue that was there “before my time here.” I think the players are with him broadly, given the fight shown in the 3 draws. They have no professional pride of their own.
But 2 successive first halves “we weren’t on it”. His sort of one dimensional messaging has clearly just run its course. Players just can’t hear the same thing every day for 2 years, especially when it stops working.
I think a fresh Dyche could come in and keep us up. Current actual Dyche after 2 years banging the same drum? Not for me.
If we’d had Vitor and sacked him tonight, I’d back Dyche to come in tomorrow and keep us up confortably.
But for all he’s had to put up with, he’s still trying to solve the same issue that was there “before my time here.” I think the players are with him broadly, given the fight shown in the 3 draws. They have no professional pride of their own.
But 2 successive first halves “we weren’t on it”. His sort of one dimensional messaging has clearly just run its course. Players just can’t hear the same thing every day for 2 years, especially when it stops working.
I think a fresh Dyche could come in and keep us up. Current actual Dyche after 2 years banging the same drum? Not for me.
bluenotred
Player Valuation: £1m
He surely has to go. Monday at the latest for me. We can't have him take the Villa and Spurs games. He will lose those and leave us further in the mire. He must go now. He is beyond redemption.
ElGato
Player Valuation: £10m
Dycher deflecting blame onto the players in the post match interview. That's a man protecting his reputation before the axe falls.
I don't buy it either - that our inability to score is down to individuals. We looked like we could create chances and put them away early in the season, but lost games due to his inability to affect the flow of a match by making astute tactical changes or subs mid game. He's since made a conscious decision to do away with a higher pressing, more progressive passing game in order to "find some balance" between defence and attack (I.e. bypass the midfield and play off second balls and set pieces). In the process of doing so, he's made us completely toothless.
Bin and get some young German fella in
I don't buy it either - that our inability to score is down to individuals. We looked like we could create chances and put them away early in the season, but lost games due to his inability to affect the flow of a match by making astute tactical changes or subs mid game. He's since made a conscious decision to do away with a higher pressing, more progressive passing game in order to "find some balance" between defence and attack (I.e. bypass the midfield and play off second balls and set pieces). In the process of doing so, he's made us completely toothless.
Bin and get some young German fella in
I stopped betti g a long time ago tbh.
But I'm very tempted to put a few bob on him gone this week.
That interview today shows he knows it too.
The question is, who would win those with a squad lacking in creativity and without the pace to play a high line and on the front foot?
MikeH72
Player Valuation: £100m
He caused that collapse by throwing on Abdoulaye Doucoure for absolutely no reason.
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