Dyche

[Goliath]

I could be misremembering but to me Dyche decline with us coincided when Loughlan left for his operation and he hasn’t been at Everton with him, unlike the rest of the back room staff

Could it be that Loughlan is the real man behind the success?

It seemed like Loughlan was a deep thinker of the game, a lot of data analysis and a well respected modern coach.
We replaced him with Stone who seems to be perceived as the total opposite, a completely bully.

It's a shame really as Dychr has excellent managerial skills but I have sensed a slight loss of the modesty he had when he first took our job. It was only yesterday I watched him do a live stage show with Ben Foster and I must say was pretty disappointed how he came across with the incessant swearing and slight air of arrogance, something I haven't really associated him with previously.

[Bow]

Managerial merry-go-round. The place where being sacked is meaningless, you still get offered another job.

I’d be surprised if he gets a PL job. He doesn’t have the results to warrant being a Big Sam type of appointment for a struggling side.

[tarkys_ears]

Historically, historical changes have come out of changing a manager

[Targetman]

You need to stop crying like you’ve taken one up the Khyber.

Hilarious all the butt hurt going on in here.

You're right I have been crying, crying tears at your amazing posts.

Like I said, keep going lad, you are our resident comedian who we all love!!

[GodIsADeeJay81]

I’d be surprised if he gets a PL job. He doesn’t have the results to warrant being a Big Sam type of appointment for a struggling side.

Did big Sam ever keep up a club after 2 points deductions?

[GodIsADeeJay81]

That’s 3/3 jobs he’s been sacked from.

Not sure where he goes from here.

Other managers have been sacked from more jobs, that includes Moyes btw

Sackings are nothing special

[Stayingup]

Everton. So many managerial changes and no upturn. The new owners must aspire to being a top six club. Sadly for them reality will blunt the aspiration. I wonder who they will appoint now?

[expoultryboy]

Burnleycclaret : Don't know about that , a great day out and a new ground to go to .

[Papabendi]

Other managers have been sacked from more jobs, that includes Moyes btw

Sackings are nothing special

and if we measure it by tenure, an average of 4.5 years per job. An excellent record. He will get a job either in the Prem or top end Championship, not problem.

[jos]

Tyler Young is nowhere near Posh's first team, fyi.

Tyler is on the bench tonight, that’s quite close!

[Colburn_Claret]

You missed out the horrible results and worse performances.

Faintly amusing to see Everton catch almost as much grief on here for potting one of our ex-managers as Bolton did in 2010 for poaching our then-current one.

As good as he was for us and whatever good he may have done at Everton when he first arrived it's been heading south at a rate of knots for a while now and from the outside looking in if you were to pick the one man whose had the most impact on them stopping up the last couple of seasons it'd probably be Pickford, not Dyche.

They just got beat by a very in form Forest and Bournemouth, before that they drew with Arsenal, Chelsea and City. They've had a very hard run of fixtures over the Christmas period.

[Papabendi]

Tyler is on the bench tonight, that’s quite close!

PR. How many appearances has he made for them?

[theduke]

Everton. So many managerial changes and no upturn. The new owners must aspire to being a top six club. Sadly for them reality will blunt the aspiration. I wonder who they will appoint now?

Moyes until the summer then prob someone like Thomas frank or the Bournemouth manager in the summer

[Hapag Lloyd]

Moyes until the summer then prob someone like Thomas frank or the Bournemouth manager in the summer

I don’t think Thomas Frank or Andoni Iraola would fancy managing in the Championship.

[RVclaret]

Moyes until the summer then prob someone like Thomas frank or the Bournemouth manager in the summer

Frank and Areola aren’t stepping down to Everton.

[4:20]

PR. How many appearances has he made for them?

played 30 minutes in a Sherpa van tie this season

[Papabendi]

Sherpa Van?

[jos]

PR. How many appearances has he made for them?

I dunno, I’m guessing none, but that isn’t what you said.

Anyhoo, I was just being flippant.

[JohnMcGreal]

Historically, historical changes have come out of changing a manager

Sean Dyche never had the makings of a varsity athlete.

[Vim Fuego]

Had to be done, they were heading only one way under Dyche. He’s very good at keeping you up in his first couple of years but he can’t build a side that improves, instead his teams age and decline year on year, I think many felt this was the year his side ran out of legs and went down.

You must have missed that period of his tenure where Dyche took Burnley Football Club into Europe, and then the playing squad wasn't invested in due to the club being sold

Beyond me how some Clarets can continuously aim negativity towards this man that gave so much to our club

[Burnleyareback2]

As said above, I can now enjoy Everton being relegated.

I’m sure Dyche will be back in work in a matter of weeks depending on his agreement.

[boatshed bill]

You must have missed that period of his tenure where Dyche took Burnley Football Club into Europe, and then the playing squad wasn't invested in due to the club being sold

Beyond me how some Clarets can continuously aim negativity towards this man that gave so much to our club

It's an interesting debate.
for me the Sean Dyche post Covid was very different from the man, and the positivity he brought, who BFC employed.

[Bosscat]

It's an interesting debate.
for me the Sean Dyche post Covid was very different from the man, and the positivity he brought, who BFC employed.

Maybe it was the Astra Zeneca Vaccine or one of the other ... after reading the HMP Virus thread who knows

[boatshed bill]

Maybe it was the Astra Zeneca Vaccine or one of the other ... after reading the HMP Virus thread who knows

Mind altering vaccines??

[theduke]

Frank and Areola aren’t stepping down to Everton.

Of course they would. Everton. Stay up and the job is very appealing next season.

New stadium and huge new finances.

[Devils_Advocate]

I was hoping that Everton would go down this season but given todays decision I think they now have a lot better chance of stopping up

[Papabendi]

The ipaper is running a story that the Friedkin Group where open to keeping him but Dyche gave across the impression that that he could take the club no further. Perhaps it was exhaustion from the prior seasons, perhaps knowledge that he was likely to be replaced anyway, who knows.

He certainly delivered an odd press conference the other day, one which I do not think would have played well with an American audience. It was aiming for candid, but came across as a bit flippant.

[theduke]

I watched it and thought he was shaping up for his next job

[Muric Leggings]

Maybe it was the Astra Zeneca Vaccine or one of the other ... after reading the HMP Virus thread who knows

Your such a comedian Not and why do you always laugh at your own crap jokes.

[Bosscat]

Your such a comedian Not and why do you always laugh at your own crap jokes.

Bore off Troll

[ClaretTony]

I was no fan of Woan or especially Stone. Dyche was too loyal to a poor back room ( except Mercer) and has paid the ultimate price

I think that’s a nonsense

[Muric Leggings]

Bore off Troll

You forgot to add 6 laughing faces to your hilarious reply.

[Stayingup]

SD badly treated by Everton, after being given little support during his tenure. Can’t believe some of the negative comments on this board about him.
I for one will always be gratefull that I witnessed his stewardship of our club!

Well just look at the ones who have posted the negative comments. Trolls and brain dead. Probably never go to a football match either.

[Tackler49]

Sadly Sean Dyche was sacked tonight it seems the owners want a new manager, it looked likely that this could happen at any moment. Doubt if he
will get a big club again!

[Bosscat]

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[ClaretTony]

It's an interesting debate.
for me the Sean Dyche post Covid was very different from the man, and the positivity he brought, who BFC employed.

Post Covid was of course with ALK as the owners.

[boatshed bill]

Post Covid was of course with ALK as the owners.

Yes, I'd not really thought of that.

[ClaretTony]

SD badly treated by Everton, after being given little support during his tenure. Can’t believe some of the negative comments on this board about him.
I for one will always be gratefull that I witnessed his stewardship of our club!

Says it all. His performance last season against the odds was outstanding. As for any negativity on this board towards him, it’s beyond belief when you look at what he gave us.

Brilliant manager - simple as that for me.

[Burnleyareback2]

The negative comments on here are from the usual desperate attention seekers.

[JohnMac]

McNeil getting injured alongside Calvert-Lewin looking about as interested as Rashford certainly hasn't helped Dyche this season.

Great Manager for us, giving the Club real status after the wilderness years.

Don't really care about Everton to be honest, they are just another Premier League Club that can't compete and the change in ownership plus a new ground may give them a chance to emulate Spurs

[tarkys_ears]

Sean Dyche never had the makings of a varsity athlete.

Very allogerical. The sacred AND the propane!

[blatherwickstattoos]

He’s a very rich man. Sacked a year Into a 5 year extension with us. Think he had a year or 2 left at Everton too. Clever man

[Middle-agedClaret]

I don’t think he was recognised or appreciated for what he achieved at Everton.
It seems to me that the fans have a sense of entitlement, and the owners are unrealistic.
Good luck to SD in whatever the future holds for him.
A decent man, and a fine manager.
IMHO.
UTC.

[Papabendi]

He’s a very rich man. Sacked a year Into a 5 year extension with us. Think he had a year or 2 left at Everton too. Clever man

He had six months left at Everton

[Papabendi]

Dyche is a contradiction in that he seems to revel in how he is perceived as “old school” while always saying just enough to make it clear he considers it grossly unfair.

Quote in the Telegraph tonight

[Goliath]

Dyche is a contradiction in that he seems to revel in how he is perceived as “old school” while always saying just enough to make it clear he considers it grossly unfair.

Quote in the Telegraph tonight

I think he eventually just accepted his fate. He definitely seems to have lost a bit of the innocent/naive energy about him from his early spell with us.

[Bow]

We saw the absolute best of him here, and some of the worst.

A wonderful manager when his plan is working, but dreadful when it’s not.

I will say I’ve never really liked his sense of humour or his attempts at being “one of the lads”. I don’t think he comes across as well as he thinks he does.

[1fatclaret]

Beto 30m
Chermiti 15m
O’Brien 20m
Ndiaye 20m
Iroegbunam 10m
Hefty loan fees on Mangala Broja Lindstrom Danjuma

He can’t build for the future, constant regression year on year.

Are you really saying we regressed year on year under him? You’ve posted some absolute horse **** on here but that genuinely takes the ****. Stop drinking turps you loon

[IanMcL]

If I was an Ipswich and Wolves fan, I would have a spring in my step now.

Everton for the drop.

[blatherwickstattoos]

He had six months left at Everton

Fair dos. Thought he had another year after. Anyway he’s still rich and deserves it all imo