The Managerial Merry Go Round™ – Dyche leaves Everton

[The Fountain]

On 07/01/2025 at 19:45, Ben said:

West Ham only want to stay in the league, they have obviously spent a fortune on a new manager and his team in the summer and probably don't want to risk more long term cash, Potter needs to rebuild his reputation, imagine if he keeps them up the amount of offers he'll have come the summer.

West Ham are 7 points clear. Keeping them in the PL wouldn't be a huge achievement.

[Anderson]

4 minutes ago, joeyt said:

Leighton Baines and Seamus Coleman taking charge of their game tonight

 

 

[Ben]

Mourinho back in EPL ?

[54]

1 minute ago, joeyt said:

 

They're absolutely honking and he's lucky there always seem to be 3 teams worse than them 

They play utter shit football, and I would never want him at Newcastle, but the football he plays is effective at keeping sides up, especially when you consider that in back to back seasons you've had teams that have been relegated playing "good" football in Burnley and Southampton have been relegated without a fight.

 

When you consider the points deduction he had to navigate, the clown show of multiple takeovers, and the fact the club hasn't really had any investment, he's done an okay job when the remit is "stay in the league". Atleast in my opinion.

[Gaztoon]

Moyes is clear favourite on skybet.

[gjohnson]

Everton...the biggest unflushable turd the PL has seen since Sunderland. Surely it ls their time for a spell in the Championship

[STM]

Moyes would do ok IMO. However it's a indicator of what a backwards club that they are.

 

I'm gonna say they hire someone right out of left field. Someone foreign.

[jackyboy]

Moyes and Rooney, the dream team

[Gaztoon]

Having £2 on ten hag 🤣

[gjohnson]

2 minutes ago, STM said:

Moyes would do ok IMO. However it's a indicator of what a backwards club that they are.

 

I'm gonna say they hire someone right out of left field. Someone foreign.

Bound to be Fonseca

[Dancing Brave]

Steven Gerrard's Everton 

[toon25]

Will be Moyes surely 

[healthyaddiction]

16 minutes ago, joeyt said:

 

They're absolutely honking and he's lucky there always seem to be 3 teams worse than them 

This season sure, but last season they'd have been really comfortable if it wasn't for the points deductions.

[joeyt]

 

Would love to see Wolves stay up at their expense 

[TK-421]

9 minutes ago, STM said:

Moyes would do ok IMO. However it's a indicator of what a backwards club that they are.

 

I'm gonna say they hire someone right out of left field. Someone foreign.

Davidé Mojés?

[KaKa]

Heard a few Everton fans mention Lee Carsley.

 

That's not a bad shout. A bit of a risk but thought his England stint was pretty impressive.

 

Really familiar with the club too.

[SUPERTOON]

 

[TBG]

Could see their new owners going for Howe given what he's achieved with a club that was flirting with relegation for years. 

[La Parka]

Think they are making a mistake. Their squad is a piece of shit and dyche was doing well considering what they were relying on. Swap him in the summer. 

[astraguy]

Wasn't it Moyes who came out on a podcast last year , saying he'd never go back into management  for a team in a relegation scrap ?

[Decky]

6 minutes ago, La Parka said:

Think they are making a mistake. Their squad is a piece of shit and dyche was doing well considering what they were relying on. Swap him in the summer. 

 

I disagree. They may as well take a punt on someone new, even if its a new manager bounce for a few games. Dyche had them with 3 wins in 19 games and 15 goals scored, it was utter shit. It doesn't make much sense sticking with that. 

[Cronky]

I think Everton will go down now. Really bad decision.

[Ronson333]

11 minutes ago, La Parka said:

Think they are making a mistake. Their squad is a piece of shit and dyche was doing well considering what they were relying on. Swap him in the summer. 

Agree. Dyche had to deal with point reductions and a net spend of minus £73m in his two seasons there. given the quality of their squad and being forced to sell, he did a pretty good job to keep them up.

[Nine]

I think there is a good chance that this is the season Everton will finally go, their squad is awful but I’d have expected Dyche to get enough out of them to stay up. Just look at their players.. they can’t be expected to play positively so surely the new manager will be of the same defensive, grindy mould? I’d have just stuck with Dyche.

 

It’ll be Moyes I reckon. 
 

Sacked a few hours before a game with all the shit he’s dealt with there to..

 

 

Edited 14 hours ago by Nine

[AyeDubbleYoo]

Surely there’s no point in replacing Dyche with Moyes?