Everton

[Mrpotatohead]

If it wasn’t for Coyle then Dyche wouldn’t have achieved what he did. Coyle brought in the money and Howe the players.

[Bin Ont Turf]

If it wasn’t for Coyle then Dyche wouldn’t have achieved what he did. Coyle brought in the money and Howe the players.

The money was gone and the players were mid table averageness.

[bumba]

It would be better to see Dyche take Everton down. Infact it would be utterly hilarious, don’t know which forum would meltdown first here or Everton’s

I wanted him to go at the end because it was the right time but why would you want our most successful manager of modern times who put the club in to Europe fail so badly at his new club?
It's not he left for them is it. Strange.

[KRBFC]

Not bad over the years he was here.....VK spent North of a £100 million in one window and we went down that season....and still gets a top job, funny old game isn't it

VK chose to spend his budget on transfer fees on young players, of which the club has made a fortune on.

Dyche chose to spend his budget on astronomical wages for old players and shopped in the heavily inflated Championship.

[Bin Ont Turf]

Sorry mods i did not see the other thread on Everton/Dyche.

Don't worry Mick, the other thread has a melon head on it.

[Cubanforever]

VK chose to spend his budget on transfer fees on young players, of which the club has made a fortune on.

Dyche chose to spend his budget on astronomical wages for old players and shopped in the heavily inflated Championship.

Different approaches, who had more success ? With different boards also (in the main)

[Wembley09]

I wouldn't fancy anybodies chances at that toxic club.
Not long ago they had the Real Madrid Champions Leagud manager there.

[ecc]

I wanted him to go at the end because it was the right time but why would you want our most successful manager of modern times who put the club in to Europe fail so badly at his new club?
It's not he left for them is it. Strange.

I want them to go because of their cheating. He's done a fine job there but I'd rather he left.

[Row x]

Don't worry Mick, the other thread has a melon head on it.

He's on here as well

[bigdavethemaddog]

Lets hope they sack him then ... good riddance

can they afford the pay off?

[Goliath]

To be fair he's brilliant at organising a team to defend a lead so that ones got to be on the players

[NewClaret]

can they afford the pay off?

Think he’s only got this season left on his contract.

[Vegas Claret]

Everton battered Bournemouth. You'd expect more from the likes of Tarks in the last 10 to see that game through

[Longsider]

Where next when he goes?

[jrgbfc]

The money was gone and the players were mid table averageness.

Dyche inherited Shackell, Mee, Trippier, Marney and Ings. Not bad going for a Championship outfit.

[BleedingClaret]

Where next when he goes?

He’s going to be our, new, stadium announcer

[nonayclaret]

if they sack him, I really hope they go down....and down

[MT03ALG]

Gutted
I had 2-2 on my Super6

I had 1-3

[boatshed bill]

I want to see Sean have a great successful career.. just not at Everton.. the club's been circling the drain for a good while.. he deserves better

Why?

Once he went that's it. Football isn't like that any more, players and management are essentially transient.

[MT03ALG]

Hopefully the new Everton Stadium will be the best stadium in the Championship

[Bin Ont Turf]

Dyche inherited Shackell, Mee, Trippier, Marney and Ings. Not bad going for a Championship outfit.

Where did they finish before Dyche's first full season?

[gawthorpe_view]

Sean Dyche, the best thing to arrive at Turf Moor in my lifetime.
Without him we'd be league one now or worse.
I wish him well in everything he does and if that's not at Everton then so be it.
Hopefully he'll get another chance at a club or national team that is not a shambolic circus living on handouts.
And if he decides he's had enough and retires from management, all I can say is enjoy every minute of it, you've most definitely earned it.

[Bosscat]

If it wasn’t for Coyle then Dyche wouldn’t have achieved what he did. Coyle brought in the money and Howe the players.

[distortiondave]

Sean Dyche, the best thing to arrive at Turf Moor in my lifetime.
Without him we'd be league one now or worse.
I wish him well in everything he does and if that's not at Everton then so be it.
Hopefully he'll get another chance at a club or national team that is not a shambolic circus living on handouts.
And if he decides he's had enough and retires from management, all I can say is enjoy every minute of it, you've most definitely earned it.

Almost every sentence in this post can be sung to the tune of Lord of the Dance.

[Targetman]

Thats Shaggy for you, I'd like to think he does it for the attention, on various threads, but I think he actually believes it.

No I think he does like the attention! He has a thing about criticising our manager/ex managers.

[Commy]

Grand Old Team lol. Michael Keane was brilliant until they capitulated. It was all his fault afterwards according to some of them.

[distortiondave]

I don't follow Everton very closely and haven't followed Keane overmuch since he left us, but the fans never seemed to take to him, despite his relatively impressive goalscoring feats for a centre-half.

[Rick_Muller]

Where next when he goes?

England

[Bordeauxclaret]

Should have played the 39 year old full back.
He’s better then the two he played.

[bumba]

I want them to go because of their cheating. He's done a fine job there but I'd rather he left.

I'd rather he left and I'd be happy if he walked but I wouldn't find it hilarious watching him fail, Dyche to walk and Everton get relegated yes that would be hilarious but not him to fail

[Nonayforever]

Hopefully the new Everton Stadium will be the best stadium in the Championship

And with a bit of luck we won't be playing there.

[warksclaret]

In the late stages, the Everton team looked very unfit and struggling. I am certain SD will do a full analysis and appraisal of the duties of each player

[Stayingup]

In the late stages, the Everton team looked very unfit and struggling. I am certain SD will do a full analysis and appraisal of the duties of each player

Gone mad with the players apparently. Quite right. What a shambles.

[Shaggy]

Gone mad with the players apparently. Quite right. What a shambles.

That’s not going to go down well then. Only 1 way this is going. El sackio numero tres.

[aggi]

I don't follow Everton very closely and haven't followed Keane overmuch since he left us, but the fans never seemed to take to him, despite his relatively impressive goalscoring feats for a centre-half.

I don't know about yesterday but generally he's made a lot of mistakes that have cost goals which is why he's not that popular.

[ElectroClaret]

I’ll be surprised if he’s the manager for the next game

Get the feeling the rot has set in

I also get the feeling he wouldn't be overly bothered about getting the elbow, might be glad to be out of the madness.

He'll always pick up another job, maybe nearer home, as the managerial sackings start.

[Shaggy]

I also get the feeling he wouldn't be overly bothered about getting the elbow, might be glad to be out of the madness.

He'll always pick up another job, maybe nearer home, as the managerial sackings start.

Genuine question where is he going to go? He’s basically a fire fighter in EPL.

[ElectroClaret]

Well, as I say, nowhere yet, but when clubs start the sackings in earnest, some might be glad for a PL firefighter.

He can bide his time if he gets the bullet, he'll not exactly be queueing up at the local food bank.

[AfloatinClaret]

Only saw it on MOTD, but that's a strange defeat to be laying at the manager's door; Everton battered Bournemouth for eighty-odd minutes and then simply fell apart. As said by others, that loss was entirely down to the players.

[kentonclaret]

Substituting Ndiaye in the 83rd minute removed any real threat of menace Everton had at the top of the pitch allowing Bournemouth to pour players forward (including Cook) knowing there was no real pace and threat behind. Everton’s problems stemmed from there.

[Notsosuperstevedavis]

Genuine question where is he going to go? He’s basically a fire fighter in EPL.

One of the bottom three will absolutely sack their manager come new year, that’d be his opening.

[eastanglianclaret]

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[Superjohnnyfrancis]

Heard a fan on talk sport yesterday going mad saying he doesn’t bring anyone on until 15 minutes to go. Good to see his habits are still intact.

[claret2018]

He’ll probably get one more PL club willing to give him a go, assuming he doesn’t get Everton relegated first.

I think the game has moved on too much for his tactics to be effective anymore.

[ElectroClaret]

One of the bottom three will absolutely sack their manager come new year, that’d be his opening.

Bet he'd love the Leicester job.

[IanMcL]

VK chose to spend his budget on transfer fees on young players, of which the club has made a fortune on.

Dyche chose to spend his budget on astronomical wages for old players and shopped in the heavily inflated Championship.

When he was able, he bought men fit for purpose.

[Stonehouse]

If it wasn’t for Coyle then Dyche wouldn’t have achieved what he did. Coyle brought in the money and Howe the players.

So we could also say if we hadn’t have had Jimmy Mullen neither Coyle or Dyche would have achieved what they did( There have been good bits from all the managers in the last 20 yrs that have in some small way helped us to get ti the Prem)

[Bosscat]

So we could also say if we hadn’t have had Jimmy Mullen neither Coyle or Dyche would have achieved what they did( There have been good bits from all the managers in the last 20 yrs that have in some small way helped us to get ti the Prem)

Even Waddle

[dougcollins]

Even Waddle

Er...no.

[boatshed bill]

Even Waddle

Well he did sign Andy Payton.