2024/25 Sean Dyche - Sacked

[Bluerover]

We seem to be playing like a proper Everton team for the first time in years. Flair, attack and goals. Instead of that turgid rubbish we have suffered for too long.

Thanks to the Moysiah!

 

[knowing your history]

The home form was appalling under him bar that late winning run end of last season.

Even in the 22/23 run in it was poor.

Would never have started today or Spurs like that under him so that's the difference between him and Moyes in that Moyes actually wants to go for the second and third rather than grimly hanging onto a 1-0 at Goodison. This is where him managing for a decade before and knowing the feel of the place was a huge advantage re-appointing him.

The game is massively overcomplicated sometimes by odd approaches. Start home games well and more often than not you'll score first and then it becomes easier to win them.

Dyche had a very strange formula of barely wanting to do anything in them for 60 minutes, concede and then you're just punting long balls forward in the hope something drops in the box.

I prefer this approach unsurprisingly.

 

[vintage-toffees]

Every player looks better. It’s mad

That’s because now they can play football and attack instead of just defend a nil nil and be anti football

 

[chopper6]

Never ever forget that this man made the players & some fans think we didn’t have players capable of playing decent footy.

Never ever forget he made them & us feel like we were a rudderless wreck.

And never ever forget that Dyches biggest fan lapped it all up! @davek

 

[CielosGrises]

And get a groove on

Hear the drummer get wicked

Drop the bass.

 

[Tony’s Carp]

He's terrible...but also how bad does it make lampard

Partly true I guess but Lampard's team was genuinely much worse than this.

 

[diggerdestroyer]

Thanks for last season.

But he might as well wiped all his snot on his pro badge cert this season. It was ridiculous. There is part of me from the minute we knew he was out that it was deliberate. We were outside the bottom 3. He did his job last season and was getting a nice payoff and then no pressure. Win win win for him.

 

[cronullasharks]

What did he actually have them doing in training, not passing or movement obviously.

 

[Frenk]

He’s simply being made to look worse and worse as each game under Moyes passes by.

 

[Gilbert..]

I’m beginning to think he enjoyed being in a relegation scrap and played to be in one

keep this image intact

He did. He played on it. He fooled a lot of people to think he was fighting fires with a water pistol. It hid his inadequacies. He was very good in his interviews at shift blaming.

 

[vintage-toffees]

He did. He played on it. He fooled a lot of people to think he was fighting fires with a water pistol. It hid his inadequacies. He was very good in his interviews at shift blaming.

100% he realised there was a void in that department after fat Sam had hung his fire fighting gear up

 

[Tigger]

100k a week fml what an utter turd he was

 

[Walken]

Mad that in his 60's Moyes has come in and given us these high energy vibes just like when he first took over

 

[Axlswhk]

I was a fool to believe even half the things you’ve told us.

Absolute fool.

 

[twoblue]

“ Can’t get any more out of these players.”

Scumbag gave up and just wanted paying off.

If he said he couldn’t get more out the team with investment, it wasn’t wrong was it. He was likely to keep us up with more defence based football.
That was his way to skin the cat.
Enjoying the new manager bounce, but we could do with a squad refresh