2022/23 Sean Dyche

[Lanolin]

Yep and Dyche has no history of improving an attack. Averages less than a goal a game across over 250 games in the Prem. People are forgetting that until Christmas we had a good defensive record, it was the attacking side we couldn't do.

We've now brought in a manager who has no history of improving this to improve this.

Cant be arsed, man.

In fairness to him I think he at least has a plan of how to score goals, which is more than Lampard did. I'm not saying it's a great plan, and i'm not saying it'll work, but I think it will at least be clearer during games where a breakthrough would be coming from and what it is we're actually trying to achieve. Under Lampard there was no evidence of us having actual plans, it all seemed to be very off the cuff, just relying on one of the forward players producing a moment of quality.

 

[Librarian]

….will be fascinating who we bring in over these next few days.

Lets not forget how fragile Dominic Calvert-Lewin is, it will be high risk depending on him to stay fit.

Agree with that too, that Ukrainian kid might be one of them

 

[Cjplennon]

Think he's a decent manager but he is yet another ubemployed ex-prem man

This board has no imagination

Thats because he was waiting for this chance. Hes not daft, he knew Lampard was going to be sacked.

 

[DanB90]

I couldn’t be less enthused if I tried.

 

[Tim's tourettes]

Maybe he can coax Aaron Lennon out of retirement

I'd love to see his lovely little smiley face at Goodison again

 

[Lanolin]

What's his record at 'big 6' clubs like? I fear he could be a bit moyes like in that respect

It's not like Moyes. It's not great obviously, because teams like Burnley don't win away at those places all the time whoever is in charge, but he's got a few wins.

 

[random]

What's his record at 'big 6' clubs like? I fear he could be a bit moyes like in that respect

Hardly fair comparing his Burnley team stats vs Moyes Everton stats vs those teams

........ of course his will be better

 

[Leylo]

Arsed with the moaning we've got to get behind no matter or were done

 

[toffeeblue9]

It is what it is. We've gone for the shorter term pragmatic approach The appointment who doesn't fit the wider "strategic plan" being implemented across the club and has led to hirings and firings across the last 12 months to implement it. We've gone for the Brexit ball option who the Park End arl sods will love. We've opted for the middle-of-the-road approach. Is it safer in the short term? Probably. Does this appointment give me any optimism that a longer term plan exists? Absolutely not.

 

[Eggsyblueskin]

It’s just a very disappointing appointment for me and removes any lingering hope of survival.
Obviously that’s a very subjective view based on my low regard for Dyche and his zombie football.
But I’m resigned to relegation now.
Just going for beer and laughs from now on.
Good luck to those who find hope in this second rate appointment.
You’ll need it.

 

[Cjplennon]

2.5 years is madness. It must include a clause that only allow extension beyond 6months if relegation is avoided.

Who would accept 6 months? If thats evertons offer then you may aswell wheel in some of thisr kids that chased Gordon in his car to manage the team.....

 

[kiss the crest]

Just think on 2.5 year contract, £750 million stadium on the banks of the Mersey and Dyche picks Michael Keane as captain v Stoke city and some fans saying Dyche will get the best out of McNeil

Unbelievable

 

[blueblue]

Will be paying him 2 years of compo once he's sacked after relegation

That is unlikely to happen as his appointment at least in part is with the possibility of relegation in mind.

We are not exectly sitting comfortably in mid table.

 

[USABlue]

It is what it is. We've gone for the shorter term pragmatic approach The appointment who doesn't fit the wider "strategic plan" being implemented across the club and has led to hirings and firings across the last 12 months to implement it. We've gone for the Brexit ball option who the Park End arl sods will love. We've opted for the middle-of-the-road approach. Is it safer in the short term? Probably. Does this appointment give me any optimism that a longer term plan exists? Absolutely not.

It's not really short term with a 2.5 year contract

 

[Toffe3m4n]

I hated us playing Burnley under Dyche, for what it's worth. You knew his teams would always fight & snide their way through a game and whilst our record against them was generally alright very rarely did I come away from any game against them thinking 'that was pretty straightforward that'.