Dyche's and coaching staff future

[matty1878]

sack now.

Simply because the players are no longer responding to his high energy, high tempo, high press game anymore. That’s the only way to survive and I can’t see Dyche being able to coax the team out of this half arse attitude anymore.

New manager bounce is the best thing for us now.

sack now deffo but there’s nobody to

safest job in football and he knows it

 

[matty1878]

He is breathtakingly limited as a manager.
There is no hope of a better future under him.
He shows no understanding of tactical options.
His in-game management is non existent.
After today he is in the lame duck category.
Personally I’d have more confidence in an actual lame duck .
Time to go !

they’res no hope for a future full stop

 

[matty1878]

Reckon we get him now. A free hit now since relegation (by pts deduction, continued winless run or both) seems inevitable.

Thanks for the great escape last year Dyche, though that's mostly on Leicester's fetid defence and Pickford's magic water bottle.

But time to bail now. Take Woanstone with you as well. Literally no idea what they add to the team.

we aren’t getting nobody till summer

 

[matty1878]

Dyche isn’t going anywhere under the current circumstances with the ownership, he’s 10th favourite on the next manager to leave odds.

x 1zillion he will go summer prob when we’re gone

 

[Evertonthat]

3 weeks without a game. A training holiday in Portugal, and this is what we get. A team that looks like they're not bothered. Bournemouth are basically on the beach, safe in mid table, and they still wanted it more than us today. Our players, awful as they are, just have no fight in them.

 

[AndyC]

He’s brought us to a point where I’m jealous of Bournemouth.

It's the culmination of a whole host of poor managerial appointments... it goes back to Kenwright bringing in Martinez and then extending his contract without safeguards in it... then Moshiri bring in Koeman and it's gone steadily downhill ever since with just a momentary respite under Ancelotti... who they gave a get-out clause to in his contract.

 

[MisterJ]

Just get through to the end of the season.

I still believe we'll stay up, but that is the perfect time to reassess and make a decision

 

[TGW89]

16 December 2023 - hang it in the louvre.... Everton's last-ever PL victory.

 

[EFC_FRANCIS]

Quite like how Lampard got an extra 5 games because we missed the perfect window to sack him during the WC. The right time for Dyche to go would've been 3 weeks ago. We have missed our chance.

However, all of this is a moot point given we have neither

A. an owner to make that decision
B. Any money to confirm that decision
C. Any room with PSR to do it
D. No one in their right mind would turn up and manage a side who could get an unknown amount of points deducted and face a very real threat of administration.

He simply has to stay in post until the end of the season now.

 

[Lob]

Sack right now to have any chance at all of still being in the premier league next season.

 

[summerisle]

Coaching Staff. lol

Ian Woan - Notts Forest, Portsmouth and Burnley.
Steve Stone - U23 coach at Burnley and sacked.
Mark Howard, head of 'performance ' - Bolton, Blackburn and Burnley.
Jack Phillips, strength and conditioning coach - seven years at Wolves.

I'm sure they'll get us out of the mire.

 

[Cels]

I can't see Moshiri forking out compensation to sack Sean Dyche, he's more likely to hold out in the hope that the sale of the club will go through soon so the new owners can deal with the problem and expense.

 

[.....!]

Things Dyche has lost:

The dressing room.
The fans.
The plot.
Any idea of tactics.
How to pick a team.
Plan B, C etcs.

And by the end of this horrendous season, premier league status.

 

[Rita_Poon]

No one is ruining the club to sack him.

said the same in the match thread, we are the 'Mary Celeste'.

 

[the golden visionary]

Sack the useless wannabe cookie monster with no pay off citing a breach of the trade descriptions act