2025/26 Tyler Dibling

[NathDogg]

Get your transfer request in, son.

Been saying this for a while mate, and he should sack his agent while he’s at it.

Bet he doesn’t start in the cup.

 

[Carlito]

The fans would be a lot more forgiving of bad results if Moyes was visibly trying to develop a side of young, exciting talents that went out to play good football on the front foot.

He won't, though. He'll continue to firefight while sitting 15 points above the drop zone.

I do accept that you have to take the good with the bad when it comes to Moyes, but he shouldn't have signed off on this transfer when the team is so badly lacking elsewhere.

 

[Toffeepot]

The fans would be a lot more forgiving of bad results if Moyes was visibly trying to develop a side of young, exciting talents that went out to play good football on the front foot.

He won't, though. He'll continue to firefight while sitting 15 points above the drop zone.

I do accept that you have to take the good with the bad when it comes to Moyes, but he shouldn't have signed off on this transfer when the team is so badly lacking elsewhere.

I haven't been overly impressed with dibling but he still shows more than mcneil
Either Moyes has a personal issue with the lad or he's lost the plot

 

[Carlito]

I haven't been overly impressed with dibling but he still shows more than mcneil
Either Moyes has a personal issue with the lad or he's lost the plot

That's exactly how I see it, too.

With Ndiaye away and nothing really happening in the league, good or bad, now's the time to make a go of getting something out of Dibling. Treating him the same as McNeil, who's appeared to have one foot out the door for months, is a very damning indictment on how resources were managed last summer.

 

[Toffeepot]

That's exactly how I see it, too.

With Ndiaye away and nothing really happening in the league, good or bad, now's the time to make a go of getting something out of Dibling. Treating him the same as McNeil, who's appeared to have one foot out the door for months, is a very damning indictment on how resources were managed last summer.

Well that explains why Mcneil has got so much worse. He only had one foot to begin with and that's now out the door

100% agree. I'd love Moyes to be asked what he thought Mcneil was offering v wolves that justified the 90min and dibling not getting a chance.

Giulia only hope for that but I still doubt he'd be asked

 

[f.t.r.s]

Give him a run of games, even struggling he offers more than mcneil...

Can't play your way into form sat on the bench

 

[Swartzy]

Faultless today

He was hugging the touchline a bit..

 

[maccavennie]

He was hugging the touchline a bit..

Offered plenty of width during his warm up on 80 minutes.

 

[Toffeepot]

He's just got to get past Dwight, Illy, Grealish, Rohl, Patterson, Garner, Farmer, Kier Starmer, a Lama, KDH, GBH, ABC, 123, cats, dogs, rats, bogs, slugs, bugs, carpets, rugs, boots, flutes, Joe root, Stokes, folks, wrestling chokes, toys, Roys and his manager Moyes

And he'll be absolutely sound

Character building 101 from Moyes

 

[riddick]

That's exactly how I see it, too.

With Ndiaye away and nothing really happening in the league, good or bad, now's the time to make a go of getting something out of Dibling. Treating him the same as McNeil, who's appeared to have one foot out the door for months, is a very damning indictment on how resources were managed last summer.

He only has one foot anyways so that's kind of impressive.

 

[Zatara]

The fans would be a lot more forgiving of bad results if Moyes was visibly trying to develop a side of young, exciting talents that went out to play good football on the front foot.

He won't, though. He'll continue to firefight while sitting 15 points above the drop zone.

I do accept that you have to take the good with the bad when it comes to Moyes, but he shouldn't have signed off on this transfer when the team is so badly lacking elsewhere.

That's exactly how I see it, too.

With Ndiaye away and nothing really happening in the league, good or bad, now's the time to make a go of getting something out of Dibling. Treating him the same as McNeil, who's appeared to have one foot out the door for months, is a very damning indictment on how resources were managed last summer.

He's not a flop and hes definitely good enough and can only get better.

But for goodness sakes how on earth Moyes seems willing to destroy his career is bewildering to me.

Unless we had Kanchelskis on the wing our right wing has no chance - this includes Ndiaye who is also suffering in comparison to the focus on Grealish.

I think both Ndiaye and Dibling have been isolated with the difference being Ndiaye has chosen to go it alone while Dibling is following instruction and frightened to get benched

 

[hammyefc]

The fans would be a lot more forgiving of bad results if Moyes was visibly trying to develop a side of young, exciting talents that went out to play good football on the front foot.

He won't, though. He'll continue to firefight while sitting 15 points above the drop zone.

I do accept that you have to take the good with the bad when it comes to Moyes, but he shouldn't have signed off on this transfer when the team is so badly lacking elsewhere.

Is it 2005 again?!

Haven't been on this forum for ages and started going the game again this year, same gang of us moaning about the same things about Moyes

At least back then we finished regularly in the top 8

 

[Nymzee]

Still find it mental we spent all summer chasing an expensive right winger to end up signing an expensive right winger who isn’t a right winger.

 

[Swartzy]

Time to shine lad

 

[Frosty1878]

Come on lad ffs stop putting your foot on the ball and get at them and that pass to Patterson was shocking.