Some job that keeping a very poor Everton team in the Premier League, Lampard had totally disillusioned the whole team, they were clueless when he arrived but he organised them and got the job done.

See you next year Sean, well done.

Well done Sean..

He’s done an excellent job keeping them up.

If he gets a bit of money this summer they could be a decent side next year.

Well done Sean,keeping those cheating bindippers in the Premier league.

Not really impressed by that, survived by the skin of their teeth.

Well done, but rode their luck if you ask me

I hope they don’t fire Sean which is being rumoured.

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Said on another post, pleased that SD, Tarks, McNeil, Keane have stayed up, but that club so needs a relegation

Some Everton fans will be a bit embarrassed by this feat. A few weeks back it looked like the vast majority of them wanted him out.

He has done a great job with what he had to work with. If only he could have got more of a tune out of McNeil last season.

Well done Sean. Sad to see Everton stay up though. It would have been the perfect season to see both Leeds and Everton go down.

Got them looking like they actually cared. Repaired some of the mess Lampard left behind.

Doubt he'll be there next season, or at least for all of it.

Maybe he'll make it to the Turf with them though and some can give him a ninety minute serenade.

Very underrated manager by some doing what he does it might not be pretty but it's effective, Sean deserves credit.

We've all been curious to see exactly what a manager he really is, can he do this can he do that, what would he be like with money to spend ect.

Let's see then.

18 points from 17 games having taken over when they had 17 points from 21 games.

The one reason I really wanted them to stay up.

Pleased for Dyche etc. still disappointed that Everton stayed up though. I never really had an issue with them but over the last few years, I’ve started to really dislike them as a club.

Well done to the Ginger Mourinho ... if nowt else you will have p**sed off a few haters on here (well one in particular )

Just as long as he doesn't start moaning about the diving in the PL next season again after seeing some of the Everton player's antics since he took over. ALL teams are guilty of it.

Really good achievement that from Dyche, pleased for him. But Everton being Everton, they’ll sack him, look for a bigger ‘name’ and be back here again next season.

Considering their injury list, lack of PL quality striker, a disjointed squad and low moral when he took over, he's done a good job of giving them a fighting chance and keeping their destiny in their own hands.

He may well get potted by the new owners, but either way he enhanced his reputation yet again.

equinox wrote: ↑

Sun May 28, 2023 6:39 pm

We've all been curious to see exactly what a manager he really is, can he do this can he do that, what would he be like with money to spend ect.

Let's see then.

Not sure they'll give him much money to spend in the summer unless there's a huge injection of cash into the club

NottsClaret wrote: ↑

Sun May 28, 2023 6:44 pm

Really good achievement that from Dyche, pleased for him. But Everton being Everton, they’ll sack him, look for a bigger ‘name’ and be back here again next season.

And if they do, they get everything they deserve. If any club needs a Dyche right now, it's Everton.

Well done Everton……..easy 6 points for us next season

It will be ridiculous if Everton get rid but nothing would shock me with that club. He’s just the kind of stability they needed and whilst I’d have liked to see them go down purely due to their fanbase and FFP cheating I am happy for him (and our ex players).

I reckon he will want rid of absolutely loads of that squad.

An excellent end to a. brilliant season.
Well done, Sean

Everton.

Hanging around the Prem like a relative at Christmas who doesn't know when to leave.

Pleased for Sean Dyche. He will re- build Everton in time.
I just wonder what d!ck brains thinks? He said he would never get another job. What a Wally and so is the other clown who said early season Barnes should never wear the Claret shirt again. Some real plonkers on here.

Doucoure was out in the cold under Lampard, Sean (perhaps in desperation) brought him back and now he's just gone down in Everton folklore.

He won’t last long but congratulations

Has anyone checked on Shaggy?

Could not care less. He’s now the Everton manager and I look forward to taking 6 points from them next season.

Congratulations Sean Dyche and good luck next season but not against us.

If he's still there next season I really hope he gets the same welcome back to Turf Moor that VK got at City

He damn well should.

ynot wrote: ↑

Sun May 28, 2023 6:58 pm

If he's still there next season I really hope he gets the same welcome back to Turf Moor that VK got at City

Shaggy...

ynot wrote: ↑

Sun May 28, 2023 6:58 pm

If he's still there next season I really hope he gets the same welcome back to Turf Moor that VK got at City

It's our opportunity to thank him when he comes out next season but once in the dug out then it stops. That's it.

Best thing SD could do now is to say thanks, but no thanks, I'm off to a better club.

Nonayforever wrote: ↑

Sun May 28, 2023 7:02 pm

Best thing SD could do now is to say thanks, but no thanks, I'm off to a better club.

But for that to happen another offer has to be forthcoming & currently 1 isn't, it'd take a foolish man to leave a well paid job currently to go nowhere & wait, he's building something at Everton & going off what I've been reading & seeing & hearing he's got the support people want him to stay & continue doing what he's doing.

SussexDon1inIreland wrote: ↑

Sun May 28, 2023 6:37 pm

I hope they don’t fire Sean which is being rumoured.

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Me too, luck doesn't last forever cos that's what they have been, although the saying is the table doesn't lie, I genuinely believe they were 1 of the worst 3 last season and it hasn't changed this, no money to spend cos it's all going on the stadium, doubt they'll survive next season.

Nonayforever wrote: ↑

Sun May 28, 2023 7:02 pm

Best thing SD could do now is to say thanks, but no thanks, I'm off to a better club.

He'll honour his contract, unless a club pays for him to be released.

Palace are the only club looking for a manager for next season in the PL and they won't pay out for him.

Really pleased for him. His stock has risen considerably with this achievement.
I also have a soft spot for Everton, for personal reasons.
Naturally, I wanted Leeds to go down, and as for Leicester, it’s a big “meh!” from me.

ClaretTony wrote: ↑

Sun May 28, 2023 7:01 pm

It's our opportunity to thank him when he comes out next season but once in the dug out then it stops. That's it.

I'm not one for showing any form of affection for the opposition's manager.

Is the Dyche obsession on here going to last as long as the Owen Coyle one?

GodIsADeeJay81 wrote: ↑

Sun May 28, 2023 7:15 pm

He'll honour his contract, unless a club pays for him to be released.

Palace are the only club looking for a manager for next season in the PL and they won't pay out for him.

The noises coming out of croydon suggest Roy & ray may do another season but yet to be confirmed.

jrgbfc wrote: ↑

Sun May 28, 2023 7:20 pm

Is the Dyche obsession on here going to last as long as the Owen Coyle one?

It'll go on even longer than Coyle because there are two poles to this one.

You've got posters like Shaggy that hate his existence and then others who posted they wanted us to lose 10-0 the game after we sacked him.

They'll keep each other busy for a while yet.

No doubt he's done a good job there. He significantly increased the points per game over the previous managers this season- despite them having sold Gordon (and not replaced him) and having a pretty bad set of injuries.

I think he'd do a decent job building the squad/performances over time if they kept him but, on previous evidence and current rumours, they'll probably get rid. Didnt they sack Allardyce after he was brought in when they were struggling and had subsequently got them up to 8th?

Pleased for him, Tarky/ McNeil/ Keane but the club don't really deserve it.

jrgbfc wrote: ↑

Sun May 28, 2023 7:20 pm

Is the Dyche obsession on here going to last as long as the Owen Coyle one?

Surely it already has lasted longer??

The OC one lasted about 3 months apart from the rabid radicals on either side.


SD was a brilliant manager (if not a little dull) for us for many years. Apart from Shaggy - no one really gets involved too much on the SD threads.

jrgbfc wrote: ↑

Sun May 28, 2023 7:20 pm

Is the Dyche obsession on here going to last as long as the Owen Coyle one?

Hardly obsession
An ex manager, incredibly successful with us, saves a basket case club from nailed on relegation.
That's worthy of discussion, surely?

evensteadiereddie wrote: ↑

Sun May 28, 2023 7:26 pm

Hardly obsession
An ex manager, incredibly successful with us, saves a basket case club from nailed on relegation.
That's worthy of discussion, surely?

It was never nailed on, you've always got lingering doubts when 3 or 4 other poor sides were involved as well as Everton, still a bloody good job he did.

dougcollins wrote: ↑

Sun May 28, 2023 6:50 pm

Everton.

Hanging around the Prem like a relative at Christmas who doesn't know when to leave.

or as I put it

Everton are like annoying food waste that won't go down the plug hole.

You know the right manky horrible stuff that makes you wretch when you have to fish it out.

That 1-5 demolition of Brighton was a Dyche masterclass.

Ultimately it came down to Leicester v Everton.

Leicester had the better squad, Everton had Sean.