Sean Dyche

[DualityNSNO]

You just described 99% of posts on here about owners, managers, players, stadiums!!!

I mean, your own posts yeah for sure.

 

[MikeH72]

Wasn't it that + Vardy missing an uncharacteristic amount of chances and hitting the bar against us, in that 2:2 where he had Keane on toast?

Yes but with the Pope one there was basically nowhere left for us to go if that had gone in. It was fully and totally out of our hands going into the final day.

 

[DualityNSNO]

Yes but with the Pope one there was basically nowhere left for us to go if that had gone in. It was fully and totally out of our hands going into the final day.

Yeah, different context and everything, but at the time if any of those Vardy shots had gone it it was instant game over too.

What a horrible depressing time that was.

 

[Little Ralphy]

The threat of the points deduction hung over us until the appeal reduced it. No one at the club at the time knew if it would be reduced or not, or how big the second deduction would be. We had to play matches under those conditions. Not sure why that’s so difficult to understand. Dyche reeled off 4 wins in a row in that period.

We’re only enjoying premier league football now because of the work Dyche did in those two seasons and it sickens you to admit that.

‘Beyond a miracle’ @MikeH72 2023

Didn’t we not win for 4 months after those 4 wins though?

 

[MikeH72]

Didn’t we not win for 4 months after those 4 wins though?

Yes but you see, that was all everyone else’s fault and the 4 wins in a row was solely his achievement.

 

[Marius57]

Trying to claim the credit for Moyes returning. He lives in fantasy land. Garbage manager.

 

[Marius57]

Didn’t we not win for 4 months after those 4 wins though?

Yeah but we didn’t if you add some wins in there

 

[COYBL25]

Yes but you see, that was all everyone else’s fault and the 4 wins in a row was solely his achievement.

 

[Nymzee]

Trying to claim the credit for Moyes returning. He lives in fantasy land. Garbage manager.

What did he say?

 

[Delargeinho]

Didn't we only stay up because Newcastle saved a pen against Leicester second last game? My memory's hazy. If that goes in we were down?

In the end yes, but it's too simple to put it just to that without leaving out everything else. We lost almost against everyone involved in the relegation battle under Frank around Christmas, West Ham and Wolves played a good 2nd half of the season and we couldn't rely on 3 teams totally awful unlike the following 2 seasons.

I believe we had like 21 points from 18 games under Dyche, was ok and keeps you up over 38 games. In the end, I don't care how, I am glad we did it, because we were likely going the same road as Leicester this season with points deductions, forcing to sell the last bit of quality in the championship, still unsolved ownership etc...

Probably Dyche was the right man for the situation in 2023, but I was really happy once he was out...

 

[Marius57]

What did he say?

Speaking about his exit, Dyche repeated his position that he started the talks over his departure and said he advised the club to pursue David Moyes, who returned to the club later that month.

He said: “I just knew it. I said to the staff: ‘I can see it in these lads’ eyes.’ The weight of Everton's got too powerful and they need it to lift and the only way of lifting it is if the manager goes.

“And I actually said to them, bring Moyes in if he'll do it.”

 

[Benicetoourboys]

Blah, blah, blah wish he would just stop talking & go on holiday for a few years.

 

[Nymzee]

Speaking about his exit, Dyche repeated his position that he started the talks over his departure and said he advised the club to pursue David Moyes, who returned to the club later that month.

He said: “I just knew it. I said to the staff: ‘I can see it in these lads’ eyes.’ The weight of Everton's got too powerful and they need it to lift and the only way of lifting it is if the manager goes.

“And I actually said to them, bring Moyes in if he'll do it.”

Biggest egotist on the planet. Like that even happened. Coward wouldn’t even leave the club without a pay-off.

 

[MikeH72]

I think the fact he seems to be the only manager who needs to constantly turn up on the podcast circuit to airbrush his reputation and caveat his sackings, should be the biggest red flag available to any clubs stupid enough to think about looking in his direction.

 

[MikeH72]

Speaking about his exit, Dyche repeated his position that he started the talks over his departure and said he advised the club to pursue David Moyes, who returned to the club later that month.

He said: “I just knew it. I said to the staff: ‘I can see it in these lads’ eyes.’ The weight of Everton's got too powerful and they need it to lift and the only way of lifting it is if the manager goes.

“And I actually said to them, bring Moyes in if he'll do it.”

He’s essentially just said that the weight of the Everton job was too big for him, in a roundabout way while still trying to pin it all on the players. Glad he’s finally acknowledged what we all knew anyway.