2024/25 Sean Dyche - Sacked

[mahermi1]

Ha Ha Ha.

You actully dont see any difference between playing fancied teams with no poor form behind them early in the season and now when they are faltering.

FFS, that's hilarious if it wasn't so stupid.

And you can't see the difference in playing styles between Moyes and Dyche's methods Dave ? Really ? Well one produced 3 wins in 19 games playing some of the most turgid boring football i have watched in my 60 odd years of supporting Everton. And the other was watching and enjoying us win 3 out of 4 games playing at times decent stuff and watching us actually scoring GOALS. Can we close this thread please mods as Dyche is no longer Everton manager and it can now be consigned to maybe World football or more appropriately to the Ale House.

 

[Tommy Chong]

Ha Ha Ha.

You actully dont see any difference between playing fancied teams with no poor form behind them early in the season and now when they are faltering.

FFS, that's hilarious if it wasn't so stupid.

Ok Dave mate... Tell me then, what's your prediction for the derby?

And what do you think the result would have been if the match wasn't postponed, and we played them when Dyche still in charge?

 

[mahermi1]

Ok Dave mate... Tell me then, what's your prediction for the derby?

And what do you think the result would have been if the match wasn't postponed, and we played them with Dyche still in charge?

Don't tempt fate mate..

 

[davek]

And you can't see the difference in playing styles between Moyes and Dyche's methods Dave ? Really ? Well one produced 3 wins in 19 games playing some of the most turgid boring football i have watched in my 60 odd years of supporting Everton. And the other was watching and enjoying us win 3 out of 4 games playing at times decent stuff and watching us actually scoring GOALS. Can we close this thread please mods as Dyche is no longer Everton manager and it can now be consigned to maybe World football or more appropriately to the Ale House.

I didn't claim that.

But there's a new manager bounce also that we all might want to consider before the back-slapping gets too prolonged on here.

 

[davek]

Ok Dave mate... Tell me then, what's your prediction for the derby?

And what do you think the result would have been if the match wasn't postponed, and we played them when Dyche still in charge?

Well Moyes has a terrible derby record so I expect a loss of a couple of goals.

 

[mahermi1]

I didn't claim that.

But there's a new manager bounce also that we all might want to consider before the back-slapping gets too prolonged on here.

And I hope it continues, I'm sure we all do Dave.

 

[mahermi1]

Well Moyes has a terrible derby record so I expect a loss of a couple of goals.

The way Liverpool are playing and the decisions they continue to get it looks him sad!y enough, airlifted you say..

 

[Lob]

I didn't claim that.

But there's a new manager bounce also that we all might want to consider before the back-slapping gets too prolonged on here.

Most new Manager bounces don't start with losing your first game mate. This is not a new manager bounce imo. This is a new manager with much better coaching and managing skills than the guy he replaced and as a consequence is getting a lot more out of a group of players that the previous manager said wasn't possible. You have only got to look at how much happier they all are to see what has happened. Everyone of them are enjoying playing again and giving it there all.

Almost every blue has been saying for months that a better manager would get more out of these players and that is exactly what has happened.

 

[bluedave59]

Dyche did well to keep the club up in the prem in very difficult circumstances. This season was a season to far for him and I think.he had nothing left to offer. As a fan his football sucked any excitement about Everton out of me. Thanks for keeping us going under difficult circumstances. But in a couple of weeks Moyes has changed the attitude of the team and I am grateful for that
Thanks Sean but please close this thread now.

 

[davek]

And I hope it continues, I'm sure we all do Dave.

I know I do.

Then leaves this summer.

 

[davek]

Most new Manager bounces don't start with losing your first game mate. This is not a new manager bounce imo. This is a new manager with much better coaching and managing skills than the guy he replaced and as a consequence is getting a lot more out of a group of players that the previous manager said wasn't possible. You have only got to look at how much happier they all are to see what has happened. Everyone of them are enjoying playing again and giving it there all.

Almost every blue has been saying for months that a better manager would get more out of these players and that is exactly what has happened.

Moyes himself said he had a group of players he inherited that were well drilled.

You can only transform a tam as a manager with time...and Moyes hasn't had any.

This is all just the novelty of a new man in the dugout plus a more adventurous approach to home games.

 

[Tommy Chong]

Well Moyes has a terrible derby record so I expect a loss of a couple of goals.

That was over a decade ago, Dave!
It's a new era, mate....
To quote good ol' Bob Dylan:

'...And there's no tellin' who
That it's namin'
For the loser now
Will be later to win
For the times they are a-changin'...'

 

[davek]

That was over a decade ago, Dave!
It's a new era, mate....
To quote good ol' Bob Dylan:

'...And there's no tellin' who
That it's namin'
For the loser now
Will be later to win
For the times they are a-changin'...'

I think you've misinterpreted Dylan mate.

 

[Tommy Chong]

I think you've misinterpreted Dylan mate.

I'm para-phrasing...

 

[Marius57]

Ha Ha Ha.

You actully dont see any difference between playing fancied teams with no poor form behind them early in the season and now when they are faltering.

FFS, that's hilarious if it wasn't so stupid.

Brighton in the exact position they finished last season. Villa still top 8.

Played Man City while they were faltering and Dyche was lauded for it