Premier League 2024/25

[Mickyblueeyes]

Winks, Bilal, Facundo, Mavididi, Veste, Mads playing Dyche style would be a disaster. If these players struggled to adapt to Cooper's style, Dyche style would be even worse. 

[StanSP]

16 minutes ago, AjcW said:

Biggest bit of breaking news in all that for me was DCL having a fiance!!!

Yeah his fashion sense would send many running

 

[Nalis]

Hope Dyche's next role is successful 

[Wink84]

1 hour ago, Number 6 said:

Yeh but it must be ****ing tedious. Why would you want to sit through that? They've had 5 0-0s this season.

Of course i wouldn't. Just pointing out his teams are good defensively which is a major problem for us.

[Wink84]

1 hour ago, Samilktray said:

If your idea of fun is winning 1-0 every 3 months fair play mate

Not really. Although sometimes beggars can't be choosers. 

[Matt]

I said only a couple of days ago I think sacking Dyche leaves them in an even more vulnerable position at risk of relegation.

 

I don’t get the logic, I think he’s out of contract at the end of the season (By all means go separate ways then), so why waste the money sacking him, further to that it may be “ugly” but he’ll keep them up.

 

Not to mention they have quite a few senior players coming to the end of their contracts this summer.

 

Hopefully they go for a modern way of playing because it’ll be hilarious, they’ll stink the place out, really struggle and hopefully that results in relegation. We know how this ends, we have experience.

 

Edited 9 January by Matt

[The Bear]

1 hour ago, Number 6 said:

Dyche!? You're all sadists. They've scored 15 goals this season ffs.

And 4 of those were against us just before O'Neil was sacked.... 

[RowlattsFox]

The only time Everton resembled a football team was against us, made them look like peak Barcelona. 

 

 

[David Hankey]

No surprise in the news of Dyche's departure. He's been living on borrowed time for awhile now.

 

Surely, they won't go for the failed Rooney, will they?

[The Horse's Mouth]

29 minutes ago, RowlattsFox said:

The only time Everton resembled a football team was against us, made them look like peak Barcelona. 

 

 

They’ve got Ashley young at right back like you’ve got to use the tools you’re given 

[Richmondfox]

12 minutes ago, The Horse's Mouth said:

They’ve got Ashley young at right back like you’ve got to use the tools you’re given 

And Cooper chose to put Ayew against him rather than Fatawu. 

[Weller Wing]

I would have taken boring football for a couple of seasons if it meant we could establish ourselves as a bottom half Premier team.

Dyche, for a short period, could have stabilised us , and that's what we've needed since Brendan. 

 

We're probably going down and unlikely to be at the top table for a while and losing our best young talents as soon as they come through , or even before as has been discussed. 

 

I don't particularly mind the bloke , I don't like his brand of football,  but he's been the type of manager we've needed during this rough time that looks to be getting worse.

 

I hope things work out for Ruud,  and I will support him ( apart from the Wolves game) but I'd have Dyche as his replacement,  if things didn't work out , whilst we get some kind of competent leadership from above.

[Cincinnati Fox]

1 hour ago, coolhandfox said:

So why have they sacked him? 

New owners want their own man, will attempt to play so called better football and hopefully will go down.

[JimJams]

Get Dyche in on a consultant basis and ask how the fxxk you keep clean sheets!  Ruud can figure out the rest.

[Raj]

Moyes = Everton nailed on

[whoareyaaa]

59 minutes ago, Matt said:

I said only a couple of days ago I think sacking Dyche leaves them in an even more vulnerable position at risk of relegation.

 

I don’t get the logic, I think he’s out of contract at the end of the season (By all means go separate ways then), so why waste the money sacking him, further to that it may be “ugly” but he’ll keep them up.

 

Not to mention they have quite a few senior players coming to the end of their contracts this summer.

 

Hopefully they go for a modern way of playing because it’ll be hilarious, they’ll stink the place out, really struggle and hopefully that results in relegation. We know how this ends, we have experience.

 

They are planning on getting Moyes, they will 100% stay up.

 

Said that Moyes would be back there this season.

[whoareyaaa]

If we don't manage to get a new RB and a coupple more then we are well and truly down.

 

[HankMarvin]

Hopefully they have breached and panicked 

[StanSP]

10 minutes ago, HankMarvin said:

Hopefully they have breached and panicked 

Nah this was on the cards for a while since Friedkin Group were linked with the takeover. And with Dyche saying he's taken the club as far as he can it wouldn't add up. 

[SecretPro]

1 hour ago, Nalis said:

Hope Dyche's next role is successful 

Why?

[Clever Fox]

I feel a little sorry for Dyche. Done a great job keeping them afloat not just in the Premiership.

 

Then when they get a new Owners and money to spend they dump him.

[SecretPro]

2 minutes ago, Clever Fox said:

I feel a little sorry for Dyche. Done a great job keeping them afloat not just in the Premiership.

 

Then when they get a new Owners and money to spend they dump him.

He likes working on a shoestring. Gives him something to chime on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on about, endlessly like a ****ing scratchy gravelly broken record.

Edited 9 January by SecretPro

[st albans fox]

30 minutes ago, Raj said:

Moyes = Everton nailed on

This is correct

shame

hoped they’d appoint someone sexy and get relegated 

[Wink84]

6 minutes ago, st albans fox said:

This is correct

shame

hoped they’d appoint someone sexy and get relegated 

You don't think Moyes is sexy?

[Clever Fox]

16 minutes ago, SecretPro said:

He likes working on a shoestring. Gives him something to chime on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on about, endlessly like a ****ing scratchy gravelly broken record.

He's always had to work on a shoestring, Yet he managed to get Burnley promoted and kept Everton in the Premiership with little or no money to spend.

 

That's some achievement when they've been a Basket Case for a few seasons now.

Edited 9 January by Clever Fox