2024/25 Sean Dyche - Sacked

[Rooney_Tunes]

It wasn't Arsenal, Chelsea and City...unbeaten in those games with "the worst manager in Everton's history" though.

Some people need to stop running round with Dyche's head on a pike staff getting off on that rather than Everton winning games.

They're making absolute divvies of themselves...then again I think that might be their default setting.

There's two categories on here:

Divvies and Evertonians. Guess what side the likes of @Marius57 and @Mike and @Rooney_Tunes etc are on.

I'm going with Evertonians, you divvie...

 

[MikeH72]

It wasn't Arsenal, Chelsea and City...unbeaten in those games with "the worst manager in Everton's history" though.

Some people need to stop running round with Dyche's head on a pike staff getting off on that rather than Everton winning games.

They're making absolute divvies of themselves...then again I think that might be their default setting.

There's two categories on here:

Divvies and Evertonians. Guess what side the likes of @Marius57 and @Mike and @Rooney_Tunes etc are on.

What category do you fall into if you wanted us to lose to Arsenal and Chelsea and then put out the kids v City, Dave?

 

[Joey66]

It wasn't Arsenal, Chelsea and City...unbeaten in those games with "the worst manager in Everton's history" though.

Some people need to stop running round with Dyche's head on a pike staff getting off on that rather than Everton winning games.

They're making absolute divvies of themselves...then again I think that might be their default setting.

There's two categories on here:

Divvies and Evertonians. Guess what side the likes of @Marius57 and @Mike and @Rooney_Tunes etc are on.

Dave - look at his last 5 months scoring goals record - DM has surpassed it in 4 games -plus on about easy teams Dyche let Southampton beat us their only win till yesterday !
He had lost the plot = Hoof Hoof

 

[Joey66]

I'm going with Evertonians, you divvie...

Anyone on here is a blue with views - not Dave's views of fellow blues - we are all blues of different views as it's a forum FGS

 

[davek]

He did this for 11 years lmfao

He also got most of the cash back in to spend on players...did Dyche?

 

[Marius57]

Daft as a brush mate. There's a few on here who are just involved in Everton for the managerial intrigue: they just wanting hirings and firings. Permanent instability. That's what they get out of following Everton.

They're not supporters as far as Im concerned. I dont consider them Evertonians.

Considering you dont like the owners, the board, the manager, the players, or the kit, I’m not sure what it is you actually support about the club.

 

[davek]

Dave - look at his last 5 months scoring goals record - DM has surpassed it in 4 games -plus on about easy teams Dyche let Southampton beat us their only win till yesterday !
He had lost the plot = Hoof Hoof

We were struggling. But this isn't my point.

My point is that Dyche deserves credit from all Evertonians for keeping us in the PL.

Only divvies dont see that.

 

[johnjoeefc]

I really appreciated dyches efforts particularly last season and the one where lampard nearly took us down. However this season in particular he failed. We played turgid football, particularly at home, never looked like scoring, no patterns of play, no plan b. He did a job and can do that job to a certain level but seems to lack the skills to go beyond that.

He was a good custodian for the club at a time he was needed but kind of failed his probationary period with the new owners and fans to prove he was deserving of taking the club to the next level. A bit like Sam Allardyce did in many ways. I don't think anyone can really argue with that.

Of course you can put changes in performance down to a new manager effect to some degree. But what we have seen under Moyes in all the games is a vast improvement in not just result but the style of play and performance. Dyche didn't have the tools to do this and also refused to recruit better coaches to aid him to do this. I just don't think Woany and Stoney have the technical ability as coaches that are required to push a club on in this day and age.

 

[davek]

Considering you dont like the owners, the board, the manager, the players, or the kit, I’m not sure what it is you actually support about the club.

If I dont like them it's because they fail Everton and our ambitions.

You dont like Dyche out of irrational impulses.

 

[davek]

I really appreciated dyches efforts particularly last season and the one where lampard nearly took us down. However this season in particular he failed. We played turgid football, particularly at home, never looked like scoring, no patterns of play, no plan b. He did a job and can do that job to a certain level but seems to lack the skills to go beyond that.

He was a good custodian for the club at a time he was needed but kind of failed his probationary period with the new owners and fans to prove he was deserving of taking the club to the next level. A bit like Sam Allardyce did in many ways. I don't think anyone can really argue with that.

Of course you can put changes in performance down to a new manager effect to some degree. But what we have seen under Moyes in all the games is a vast improvement on not just result but the style of play and performance. Dyche didn't have the tools to do this and also refused to recruit better coaches to aid him to do this. I just don't think Woany and Stoney have the technical ability as coaches that are required to push a club on in this day and age.

Fair and balanced...you'll be utterly detested for that post mate.

 

[MikeH72]

It’s only Spurs Brighton Leicester. They’re crap, Dyche would’ve easily beaten them (he didn’t beat any of them)

Looking forward to the Southampton game.

 

[Marius57]

We were struggling. But this isn't my point.

My point is that Dyche deserves credit from all Evertonians for keeping us in the PL.

Only divvies dont see that.

For his first season, and did well with his points total last season. No one is denying that.

He put us in real trouble this year. Only “divvies” don’t recognise that.

 

[Joey66]

We were struggling. But this isn't my point.

My point is that Dyche deserves credit from all Evertonians for keeping us in the PL.

Only divvies dont see that.

Last season 100% - this season we were heading for possible relegation with the lack of attacking football we struggled to score goals the facts are DM has surpassed Dyches scoring tally in 4 games than Dyche did in 5 months -
It was a painful watch week in week out - hence he has gone - thank goodness ....

 

[MikeH72]

I’m so overjoyed that this Thatcher-loving snotty headed pest and his 28% win ratio are no longer anything to do with my football club.

 

[Joey66]

He also got most of the cash back in to spend on players...did Dyche?

Also paid 15 million for a very good player & never used him & used Keane .... never used youth either selling or loaning them out ...