Sean Dyche, Stoney And Woany
(31-12-2025, 01:15 PM)Salvatore Matrecano Wrote:
(31-12-2025, 12:19 PM)Reds73 Wrote: Dyche is just a stats, percentage man, Position of maximum opportunity blah blah
A lot of Everton players were happy when he left, Garner said he was limited to what he was allowed to do.

Dyche is and never will be a coach that lasts longer than end of this season.

After Ange they wanted somebody who could bring the crowd back on board.

He is so limited as a coach, and all they do is work to percentages and probability

So who did you want then? Mancini?

Said this to others, where was your praise when we smashed Liverpool and Tottenham?

Dyche was tactically exposed last night, it was poor and on him, no excuses but Im fed up of some people who seem to want him to fail.

Aye, opening a low block is always a tough ask and a cross is often an easy option for a player than trying to play a key pass or even hit the byline for a cut back. I imagine the switch at HT was to try to get behind them which gained us a few corners we sadly wasted. 

I maintain with Wood we'd have fared better but it's correct to say we need to find a way without him. As plenty have said on previous match threads, 'Dycheball' moniker comes out when we lose yet it's entirely absent when we get a good result
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We need to put the people wanting Dyche to fail theory to bed.

Unless I have missed something which is unlikely nobody has said such a thing.

If he fails then we go down and I am 100% sure that nobody wants that.
Panic on the streets of London
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Spot on Sniffer, if Dyche fails so do we its on him to get this bunch playing aggressive in your face football, however some of the current squad are not up for the fight to many show ponies in the team.
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He needs to earn his corn now. We need a clean sheet and set up back to basics. Be more compact and attack as a unit rather than massive gaps. A formation shift 4141-442-4321-541 I don’t care but we have a squad and players have done it before. Last night we played straight into Everton’s hands. We’ve been too attacking in these games.
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We might actually be more comfortable on Saturday playing deep and blocking Villa than we were last night teying to unlock a solid defence.
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I'm starting to think that every little thing, might not be alright.
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He had an excellent start but the drop off over the last 4 games has been alarming to say the least.

The tactics have been very poor, decision making (use of subs, playing John Victor) bewildering. Organisation which I thought was the strong point seems to have dropped off a cliff and we don’t remotely look a threat going forward.

No I don’t want Sean out, I want him to turn this around, still think he can but its a tough watch.
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It's getting worrying.

Does Dyche have the respect of our best players?

Murillo and Anderson to name two just don't look the same to me.

I could go on but I wont.

I am not ruling out a fourth manager this season.
Panic on the streets of London
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We are going down aren't we
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it's a possibility mate.
Panic on the streets of London
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Not many teams survive after being the 2nd lowest scorers in the league and appointing 3 managers. The season has been completely shambolic, from Nuno’s tantrums in the Summer to Ange and now Dyche
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Ange apparently "lost" the dressing room..I don't think that Dyche ever got it back.
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