Sean Dyche

[Bishop Thumpety-Thump]

Some people are just prepared to die on that hill come what may.

True. The forum crank spoke highly of Benitez for years. Probably still would if enough people said different.

 

[Betomania]

Keyboard warriors

 

[Gilbert..]

True. The forum crank spoke highly of Benitez for years. Probably still would if enough people said different.

Completely forgot about Benitez.
Strangely that Dyche clip has warmed me to him. If that was a parody of David Brent it would be funny. Fact its real makes it brilliant.
I'm starting to like the fella.

 

[Saint Domingo]

Twice you've written that in the last couple of pages. It's not the zinger you think it is.

Dyche is a terrible throwback of a manager. Weird that an Evertonian would spend so much time lauding him when he left the club over a year ago and in such a dreadful position.

That dreadful position being our club safely in the hands of the Fredikins and with all points deductions behind us. Dreadful indeed.

 

[Shibbywiggles]

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.”

If the solution is him leaving to make everything rosy then how is it ‘the weight of Everton’ that was the players’ problem? If Dyche leaving was the answer then Dyche was the problem, it’s really that simple.

Let’s not forget as well, that as much as most fans were very happy Dyche went, as the football and results were terrible, Moyes was not a popular appointment at first. Although he’d done a great job winning a trophy with West Ham, he was chased out by the fans for playing awful football akin to Dyche and personally that Dyche versus Moyes game at West Ham was one of the worst games of football I ever saw and I was nervous about what he’d bring back here.

I just get the impression Dyche wanted to leave because he couldn’t take it here anymore and he had no answers to the rot and there is no positive way any aspiring premier league manager can spin that!

 

[Bishop Thumpety-Thump]

That dreadful position being our club safely in the hands of the Fredikins and with all points deductions behind us. Dreadful indeed.

All of which Dyche had eff all to do with. As I say, very weird behaviour.

 

[kenada_blue]

If the solution is him leaving to make everything rosy then how is it ‘the weight of Everton’ that was the players’ problem? If Dyche leaving was the answer then Dyche was the problem, it’s really that simple.

Let’s not forget as well, that as much as most fans were very happy Dyche went, as the football and results were terrible, Moyes was not a popular appointment at first. Although he’d done a great job winning a trophy with West Ham, he was chased out by the fans for playing awful football akin to Dyche and personally that Dyche versus Moyes game at West Ham was one of the worst games of football I ever saw and I was nervous about what he’d bring back here.

I just get the impression Dyche wanted to leave because he couldn’t take it here anymore and he had no answers to the rot and there is no positive way any aspiring premier league manager can spin that!

I know full well its basically all of the above. Was "the right time" as he's put it.

The scraping relegation when he took over, the points deduction, the ownership issue (which affected players off the field apparently), and the constant treading water to reset and start again was draining for everyone involved.

He did kinda pack it in and as the new owners took over, saw a way out.

It was a big reset for everyone.

 

[Gilbert..]

I could do your job Henry. In fact i'd be brilliant at it. Give me a day and i'd knock up a best selling novel.



This has tickled me more than it should. He's a gift.

 

[Saint Domingo]

All of which Dyche had eff all to do with. As I say, very weird behaviour.

We must have magically stayed up without a manager in 23 and 24 then.

The only weird behaviour here is your utter delusion.

 

[davids]

We must have magically stayed up without a manager in 23 and 24 then.

The only weird behaviour here is your utter delusion.

Imagine the stick Cliff Britton would get now.

 

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

 

[Swartzy]

Brilliant
If ever a gif could summarise a thread, you've just nailed it

 

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

Fun fact, Sean's lad, Max, plays for Northampton town.

Sign him up Moyes!

 

[Efcjake]

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.”

What an unbelievable failure of a man

 

[COYBL25]

Fun fact, Sean's lad, Max, plays for Northampton town.

Sign him up Moyes!

How has he slipped under Joeys radar !