2024/25 Sean Dyche - Sacked

[MrGrumpy]

It’s all too quiet. I don’t expect anything to come from the club until it’s done, but there aren’t even rumours in the press. He’ll still be here at the weekend.
I still think he’ll be here until we drop into the relegation zone.

Except the sky article this morning and him now favourite for the boot

 

[MikeH72]

It’s all too quiet. I don’t expect anything to come from the club until it’s done, but there aren’t even rumours in the press. He’ll still be here at the weekend.
I still think he’ll be here until we drop into the relegation zone.

Oh there is. Do keep up.

 

[Raino85]

It's not only mirror to Burnley 2022, but even more worrying also to Everton Lampard 2023 to wait far too long.

Lampard was on 15 points after 19 games (3 wins) (the 20th being West Ham away)
Dyche currently on 17 points from 19 games (3 wins)
That's basically 2 Jordan Pickford penalty saves difference

 

[MikeH72]

Lampard was on 15 points after 19 games (3 wins) (the 20th being West Ham away)
Dyche currently on 17 points from 19 games (3 wins)
That's basically 2 Jordan Pickford penalty saves difference

Wow yeah this is true. Mad that he’s so much better than Lampard and has left us in the same position Lampard left us in.

 

[IV(AC)]

I’m still in the 10%, just. Not because I agree with him or the way he plays but because I still think he will keep us up.

I wouldn’t have picked that side yesterday. I find it bizarre that he’s not playing wingers who cross the ball in for Broja or DCL, such as Harrison on the left. I agree with you all that another manager would get a lot more out of the attacking players we have. I saw Wissa miss that chance for Brentford and thought, poor old Beto only gets to miss one of those and he’s hooked. The miss is magnified like missing a bus because there is only one a day.

We could do without another severance payment.

We really need a hard reset in the summer—full suite of coaches and leadership with some youth and energy in the squad. If we change now, and I’m not convinced I’m right by any stretch, we’ll almost certainly see us with either a manager to suit the squad (like Moyes) or worse, a manager that doesn’t and you can see what that’s doing at Manchester United.

Anyway, the owners will be assessing all the options. Relegation would be bad but not terminal, so rolling the dice isn’t as risky. Look at Villa.

Anyway fellow Evertonians, let’s get behind the team Thursday and trust the owners. There will be better times ahead.

Lost me at ‘Harrison’ - he’s not a winger. In Dyche’s system, he’s some kind of ineffective advanced full back, and couldn’t cross a road

 

[milks]

No.

He wants the payout.

The longer we keep him in charge, the worse it will get.

He's not trying to win matches to stay in a job, he wants to lose matches to get his payoff.

He gets the same amount of money whether he leaves or stays. If he stays it's paid in salary. If he is sacked, it's paid in severance.
Money has nothing to do with it.

 

[jazzy]

Hopefully he gone today

Don't hold your breath

 

[Rooney_Tunes]

He gets the same amount of money whether he leaves or stays. If he stays it's paid in salary. If he is sacked, it's paid in severance.
Money has nothing to do with it.

Hi severance is doubled if they sack him, and he gets everything up front.

So, the money has everything to do with it.

 

[Drico]

So basically pre season in January and hope it pans out?

When the alternative is "Dyche fit" in January and hope it pans out, needs must.

 

[Exeter_Gently]

Hopefully he gone today

You'd have probably started to hear whispers to be honest.

 

[YoboCopter]

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Just through a grand on

 

[Rich1878]

Saw this last night ..

 

[b-rad]

Except the sky article this morning and him now favourite for the boot

Oh there is. Do keep up.

His ‘future being assessed’ isn’t enough of a rumour for me.

I’d be (pleasantly) surprised if anything happens this week. It still doesn’t feel like it to me.

 

[MikeH72]

His ‘future being assessed’ isn’t enough of a rumour for me.

I’d be (pleasantly) surprised if anything happens this week. It still doesn’t feel like it to me.

He’s also now bookies favourite and odds on, I know how much people like to use that one.

 

[Gilbert..]

I’m still in the 10%, just. Not because I agree with him or the way he plays but because I still think he will keep us up.

I wouldn’t have picked that side yesterday. I find it bizarre that he’s not playing wingers who cross the ball in for Broja or DCL, such as Harrison on the left. I agree with you all that another manager would get a lot more out of the attacking players we have. I saw Wissa miss that chance for Brentford and thought, poor old Beto only gets to miss one of those and he’s hooked. The miss is magnified like missing a bus because there is only one a day.

We could do without another severance payment.

We really need a hard reset in the summer—full suite of coaches and leadership with some youth and energy in the squad. If we change now, and I’m not convinced I’m right by any stretch, we’ll almost certainly see us with either a manager to suit the squad (like Moyes) or worse, a manager that doesn’t and you can see what that’s doing at Manchester United.

Anyway, the owners will be assessing all the options. Relegation would be bad but not terminal, so rolling the dice isn’t as risky. Look at Villa.

Anyway fellow Evertonians, let’s get behind the team Thursday and trust the owners. There will be better times ahead.

As lacking in quality as we do. I could reel off lots of reasons, but 1 goal in open play in 10 games is a sackable offence on its own.