Sean Dyche

[duncanmckenzieismagic]

Maybe it was just a particularly shite 

10 hours ago, StevO said:

Well FourFourTwo is a production thats been around for decades (at least since i was in high school so thats about 30 years), so i'd expect it to be very professional as its part of a major media and publishing house.

ToffeeTV is a channel started and run by two Everton fans, thats grown enough for them to leave their jobs and do it for a living from a small studio in Liverpool. And they employ more Evertonians to work for them.

They arent a professional media outfit, so not really fait to compare the two in my opinion.

 

If you want to compare ToffeeTV then go and watch Falcon Blues TV, View From the Bullens or The Toffee Blues as they are also fan channels. 

I’ve seen a few clips from View from the Bullens and think they’ve been quite good tbf, never seen anything from the other two so couldn’t comment 

Maybe it was just an off day for Ped, as I say that is the first and only time I’ve listened to him. 

I’m sure if he was that bad every week they wouldn’t have got to where they are

[Matt]

1st in the form table over the last 6 games. 3rd over the last 10. Dycheball and his refusal to make subs and not play youth and only play his favourites fucking rules. 

[Romey 1878]

7 minutes ago, Matt said:

1st in the form table over the last 6 games. 3rd over the last 10. Dycheball and his refusal to make subs and not play youth and only play his favourites fucking rules. 

I don’t know, we need to be considering his replacement now. 

[Sev]

13 minutes ago, Romey 1878 said:

I don’t know, we need to be considering his replacement now. 

Nah. Too early for that. Wait till next season. Everything else would be, in my mind, stupid. Sorry.

[MikeO]

27 minutes ago, Matt said:

1st in the form table over the last 6 games. 3rd over the last 10. Dycheball and his refusal to make subs and not play youth and only play his favourites fucking rules. 

[Romey 1878]

8 minutes ago, Sev said:

Nah. Too early for that. Wait till next season. Everything else would be, in my mind, stupid. Sorry.

I can’t tell if you’re being sarcastic here or haven’t realised I was being sarcastic with my post  .

[Hafnia]

39 minutes ago, Romey 1878 said:

I don’t know, we need to be considering his replacement now. 

He may get a stay of execution - may even get next season….. you do realise that proper clubs always have line ups ready. If we didn’t have a plan to replace Dyche I’d be fuming. 
 

the reason our club is where it is is due to zero succession planning. 

[StevO]

9 minutes ago, Hafnia said:

He may get a stay of execution - may even get next season….. you do realise that proper clubs always have line ups ready. If we didn’t have a plan to replace Dyche I’d be fuming. 

Meanwhile, the rest of us enjoy four wins on the bounce and four clean sheets.

[Romey 1878]

13 minutes ago, Hafnia said:

He may get a stay of execution - may even get next season….. you do realise that proper clubs always have line ups ready. If we didn’t have a plan to replace Dyche I’d be fuming. 
 

the reason our club is where it is is due to zero succession planning. 

You’d just find something else to fume about if we did, Haf.

Enjoy something, you might even like it.

[Hafnia]

21 minutes ago, StevO said:

Meanwhile, the rest of us enjoy four wins on the bounce and four clean sheets.

You think I haven’t enjoyed them?  Behave ya self, the club is more united than it’s ever been so I’m not even getting into the nitty gritty of falling for the baiting. 

[Hafnia]

21 minutes ago, Romey 1878 said:

You’d just find something else to fume about if we did, Haf.

Enjoy something, you might even like it.

Have I given the impression that I’ve not enjoyed this?  Or is this a pissy clique pile on?
 

I was all for dyche coming to the club more than most. My reservations on his stubbornness remain but he’s exceeded expectations 

[Romey 1878]

5 minutes ago, Hafnia said:

Have I given the impression that I’ve not enjoyed this?  Or is this a pissy clique pile on?
 

I was all for dyche coming to the club more than most. My reservations on his stubbornness remain but he’s exceeded expectations 

Deffo a pissy clique pile on. I’ve shown that I never go my own way. Ever. 

[Hafnia]

1 minute ago, Romey 1878 said:

Deffo a pissy clique pile on. I’ve shown that I never go my own way. Ever. 

Deffo 

[Btay]

There is nothing wrong with planning for the future but Dyche deserves a good crack at where he can take us without any of the shit going on in the background. The job he has done & is continuing to do is first class - credit due.

[RuffRob]

one of the good things about what might be the perception of 'Dyche ball' is that you can't see top 6 teams trying to tempt him from us, no matter how well our results look.

I agree with Haf in the way the club should have a proper strategy for what traits they would look for in Dyches eventual successor.

 

[Cornish Steve]

Just think on this for a moment: 26 points and we're not even halfway through the season. Without the points nonsense, we'd be pushing 60 points or more for the season.

[Cornish Steve]

When will the press stop referring to "Burnley's former manager"? He's Everton's manager now. Next up: Celtic's former manager's current team followed by Bayern's former manager's current team. I'm looking forward to the home match next year against Dortmund's former manager's current team, whoever they are.

[duncanmckenzieismagic]

https://theathletic.com/5133674/2023/12/14/how-dyche-has-improved-everton/?source=user_shared_article

[Gwlad]

57 minutes ago, RuffRob said:

one of the good things about what might be the perception of 'Dyche ball' is that you can't see top 6 teams trying to tempt him from us, no matter how well our results look.

I agree with Haf in the way the club should have a proper strategy for what traits they would look for in Dyches eventual successor.

 

Apart from Thelwell, who at the top at present even has a strategy? 

[Cornish Steve]

25 minutes ago, duncanmckenzieismagic said:

https://theathletic.com/5133674/2023/12/14/how-dyche-has-improved-everton/?source=user_shared_article

Unfortunately, it's behind a paywall.

[Goodison Glory]

I can't believe so many posts about replacing Dyche..let's focus on the outcomes not the process to get there. Couldn't give a f**k as long as we keep getting results. 
 

biggest risk for me is a new set of owners changing things!

[Sev]

11 hours ago, Romey 1878 said:

I can’t tell if you’re being sarcastic here or haven’t realised I was being sarcastic with my post  .

Actuallly, I forgot to put in an emote. Then I thought "Fuck it. Let's see what happen"

[AnotherYank]

On 16/12/2023 at 16:01, duncanmckenzieismagic said:

https://theathletic.com/5133674/2023/12/14/how-dyche-has-improved-everton/?source=user_shared_article

This was my favorite bit:

[Hafnia]

4 hours ago, AnotherYank said:

This was my favorite bit:

Powerful graph that tbf

[badaids]

5 hours ago, AnotherYank said:

This was my favorite bit:

Can somone please explain what it means?

[Matt]

10 minutes ago, badaids said:

Can somone please explain what it means?

Red is expected goals against, blue is expected goals for. Since Carlo had his head turned, we've conceded that many more chances than we've created. Now this season, in less than 9 months, Dyche and Co have got the team playing in a way that turns that trend over upside down. Its quire remarkable really. 

[MikeO]

 

[Cornish Steve]

9 hours ago, AnotherYank said:

This was my favorite bit:

Thanks for sharing since I can't see the original article. This graph is very telling.

• Carlo was a good manager, although it took time for his style of play to take effect.
• Benitez was a complete and utter disaster.
• Lampard was unable to turn around the mess created by Benitez.
• Dyche has performed absolute wonders, primarily by shoring up the defence.

I'd like to see this chart extended all the way back to Moyes. For example, is the "blue" period at the beginning of Ancelotti's time the result of Silva's influence or no more than a new manager bounce?

[MikeO]

17 minutes ago, Cornish Steve said:

Thanks for sharing since I can't see the original article. This graph is very telling.

• Carlo was a good manager, although it took time for his style of play to take effect.
• Benitez was a complete and utter disaster.
• Lampard was unable to turn around the mess created by Benitez.
• Dyche has performed absolute wonders, primarily by shoring up the defence.

I'd like to see this chart extended all the way back to Moyes. For example, is the "blue" period at the beginning of Ancelotti's time the result of Silva's influence or no more than a new manager bounce?

Can we not just talk about curry?

No, I x'd not.

[Cornish Steve]

2 hours ago, MikeO said:

Can we not just talk about curry?

No, I x'd not.

X? X? Where's that? My laptop filters out anything owned by or related to Elon M*** (he who shall not be named).