2022/23 Sean Dyche

[Blue_Eagle]

Great start, points on the board and a trip to the kip then 2 home games gives us a chance to try and build some momentum.

Great to see the organisation , fight, desire and bits of quality today.

Lets hope other results go our way today.

After seeing today - this is a great path out of relegation.

If Dyche can continue instilling this level of effort from the players, Goodison can get back to being the place where we pick up our wins.

And now all of a sudden, survival feels possible again.

 

[Fansince1988]

I class Dyche as a Moyes type manager, those sort of managers seem to suit us and tue only one we’ve had that is close since Moyes was Big Sam ( he got the defence sorted but always struggled with the attacking side of things) Dyche straight off seemed to get the balance right. It probably helped him having a few old Burnley players around as well. I have high hopes for him here, we just need to crack on get the points needed to stay up then I think we can really build a good team.

 

[Marius57]

Where you at @TheBigIguana ?

 

[Fansince1988]

Dyche was doing the same as today regular at Burnley, with many players that are no where as good as what he had here, Im hopeful he can work wonders with this squad.

 

[TheBigIguana]

Where you at @TheBigIguana ?

It's a good start. 17 to go!

 

[kenta]

Perfect start.

Thought he was gonny go on the pitch and smash Maupay at one point

 

[roy vernon]

The best drilled Everton team I've seen in a long time, it's amazing how keeping it simple is better when you have players with limited ability. It's not pretty, but, there is a certain excitement to that high intensity play. I thought the midfield 3 terrorised the Arsenal midfield today, the Arsenal lads looks a bit shell shocked at times.

 

[davek]

Un-'kin-believable.

 

[blarger]

 

[bluenorthwarrior]

Great start, points on the board and a trip to the kip then 2 home games gives us a chance to try and build some momentum.

Great to see the organisation , fight, desire and bits of quality today.

Lets hope other results go our way today.

My concern was being 6 points adrift by the time we got to games we could realistically hope to compete in.

Did not in any universe expect a win today, a point was my hope. This is a huge bonus, 3 free points in effect as they were written off.

Even a defeat next time would see us still right in touch even if back in bottom 3 which is so important. Pick up a point or even more than that and it would be massive for us and the effect on our rivals.

 

[Kaiser Soysauce]

What do you want mate? I'm half cut, buzzing, about to decide if I go the pub in an hour or a bit later, I've got some new aftershave and I'm in a really happy mood. I said a month, give it a month. And trust me, I want you to be right in a month. Now pour yourself a drink and lap it up because we are staying up.

It'll be dycheball that will prevail. Not the most attractive stuff, but staying up is phase one of improvement and certainly worthy of a nice cold strongbow mixed Berry. On my way to the pub now, so I'll join you in spirit. I still buy into small tweaks and small gains though. If anything, the rest of the season may highlight lampards ineptitude

 

[Blue_Eagle]

I don't want to get carried away but I genuinely feel as though Dyche is going to be our next David Moyes.

Walked through the door an unwanted man in the heart of the storm & ended up challenging for Europe in the new stadium.

I love a good redemption story!

 

[Bob Elstone]

Brilliant. Breath of fresh air this bloke.

 

[Baggzio]

A draw next week should be his priority now. Keep us solid and don’t let ourselves get demoralised with a loss to those lot, after that there’s 4 or 5 very winnable games.

Get a run going and we’ll soon be out of this mess, if he can achieve that then he deserves every bit of credit and backing.

 

[Big Neville Southall]

We seemed to be closing down in 2s, haven't seen that for a while