2025/26 Tyler Dibling

[Eggs]

Doubt we’d loan him somewhere without game time expectations aligned with the other club. Or at least a high level of certainty he’d play frequently.

…it doesn’t work like that, even with the best intentions. Any manager will be delighted to take him but it’s competitive in lower leagues and they’re literally 3 games from being sacked.

If players don’t deliver and aren’t effective they won’t play, it’s why Armstrong’s loan periods have been so impressive.

 

[carolinablue232]

…it doesn’t work like that, even with the best intentions. Any manager will be delighted to take him but it’s competitive in lower leagues and they’re literally 3 games from being sacked.

If players don’t deliver and aren’t effective they won’t play, it’s why Armstrong’s loan periods have been so impressive.

Of course nothing is guaranteed, and if he isn't improving the team he won't play. But they will be surely have a shared understanding of how he fits into any team he goes to and how the manager sees him being used before he goes anywhere.

 

[LiamMadrid]

If he was bought for the future, why will he be capable of starting games (or even making regular sub appearances) this coming August if he wasn’t capable from last August to now?

Is the training at FF that good? He will have had a years worth of Everton training sessions and lower confidence compared to the player we bought. Confused why there is an expectation that after contributing zero so far, a switch will suddenly flick on and he will be “ready”

I know he played European games, but George got 178 PL minutes last season. Dibling had 1,874 PL minutes.

I just find all of it very weird, from the purchase, his lack of minutes, his disappointing cameos and awful starts, look of apathy when on the pitch with a point to prove, and now the expectation that he will be a better PL player next season than this one despite he nor the club doing anything to warrant that expectation.

Odd.

He's obviously not being managed well, isn't being given a chance or supported, he's hardly played for us and other players don't help him and he's being played out of position anyway, he is a very good player

 

[Jebus_lives]

They’ll all want and need to be playing next season. Wouldn’t be shocked if Dibling and Aznou were both sent on loan. Which is wild for Dibling given what we’ve spent on him. Would be 2 years with basically nothing from a 40mil player, but I can’t an alternative given where Moyes clearly think he is at the moment.

I can't see Dibling being sent on loan. It feels like Moyes is playing a bit of tough love with him.

Time well tell if that's the correct approach.

 

[LiamMadrid]

He don't trust in youngsters.
Old and cautious mentality . Can't change it

I don't think much of his managerial style anyway. I thank him for keeping us up but that's it

 

[hallamblue]

I can't see Dibling being sent on loan. It feels like Moyes is playing a bit of tough love with him.

Time well tell if that's the correct approach.

It's not tough love, it's how Moyes rolls. If you don't work hard, track back, put in a shift etc he won't play you. I'm not sure Dibling will ever be the guy who does that, so might be best cutting our losses and selling him.

 

[Rob17896]

The alternative is to sell him, hopefully we could get £20 million back.

Or get a progressive manager

 

[hallamblue]

Or get a progressive manager

Lol

 

[Rob17896]

It's not tough love, it's how Moyes rolls. If you don't work hard, track back, put in a shift etc he won't play you. I'm not sure Dibling will ever be the guy who does that, so might be best cutting our losses and selling him.

Dibling has a longer future so I would prefer to keep him than Moyes.

 

[Groucho]

He don't trust in youngsters.
Old and cautious mentality . Can't change it

Wayne Rooney ring any bells? Harrison Armstrong being recalled from loan and played? Did he give Pickford his chance at Sunderland?

 

[Rob17896]

Of course nothing is guaranteed, and if he isn't improving the team he won't play. But they will be surely have a shared understanding of how he fits into any team he goes to and how the manager sees him being used before he goes anywhere.

You would have thought that happened before we bought him.

 

[LiamMadrid]

How is anyone writing him off?

He needs time to bed in and an extended run of games.

Find him a role and he'll come good.

Well said

 

[Eggs]

He don't trust in youngsters.
Old and cautious mentality . Can't change it

 

[Jebus_lives]

It's not tough love, it's how Moyes rolls. If you don't work hard, track back, put in a shift etc he won't play you. I'm not sure Dibling will ever be the guy who does that, so might be best cutting our losses and selling him.

Quotes like "I'd be thinking I better get my finger out and show the manager what I'm really about" and "improve" when asked about what Dibling (and others) could do to get in the team feel like tough love.

 

[DOMNOLAN]

It's not tough love, it's how Moyes rolls. If you don't work hard, track back, put in a shift etc he won't play you. I'm not sure Dibling will ever be the guy who does that, so might be best cutting our losses and selling him.

Would be fine if that was how he treated everyone. Despite playing well the other day, Dwight was allowed in the fold before him despite not ‘putting a shift in’ and failing to ‘track back’.

It’s the discrepancy between how players are treated that irks people I think