Next Everton Manager

[777Kidnappings]

Because we were good last season and have not seen any significant worsening of the squad so I don’t think we should be where we are currently.

I’m not deciding we’re above anything. Just simply judging the managers performance this season objectively.

Maybe you're judging this seasons underperformance against last seasons over performance? Rather than against par

[superpull]

Maybe you're judging this seasons underperformance against last seasons over performance? Rather than against par

So we *are* under performing?

[Cereal Killer]

So we *are* under performing?

Yes but it definitely, 100%, isn’t Dyche’s fault

[Escalator]

Yet the squad is better this year than it was last year?
So the DoF seems to have pulled a master stroke.

But the manager is doing worse than he did last year with a better squad. Which is the kind of thing that calls into question his suitability.

FWIW, I think he should get to the Spurs game. So 6 games. Less than 4 points and I think we need to pull the trigger

How in hells name do we have a better squad this year ?

[Shogun]

How in hells name do we have a better squad this year ?

Onana, Godfrey and Danjuma out.
Mangala, Iroebugnam, Ndiaye, O'Brien, Lindstrom, Broja In.

How highly did you rate Onana?!!

[Evertonian in NC]

Onana is a monster, but in no way would Dyche ever play to his strengths. So, selling him on the quasi-cheap? Bad for Everton holistically, but doesn't make a "Dyche squad" worse.

I still can't believe how little people thought of/saw in Onana, yet still hold a death grip on their Ross Barkley trutherisms.

[777Kidnappings]

So we *are* under performing?

Yeah absolutely but probably not overly significantly. Probably not to want the manager sacked now coming off the back or 4 points in 2 games

[The Doc]

Please don't start the monster debate again.

[Toddacelli]

People massively underestimate the impact of fans in all of this.
Lampard never kept us up the fans did, similar to last season, Dyche did a lot better than Lampard but the fans created an atmosphere where it was us against the world, and it galvanised the team, Dyche did contribute to that, so fair play. This season there isn't that edge and theres certainly not that feeling of togetherness with the manager, it's tiring and feels like it's run it's course, and I don't think it's a coincidence that results have been impacted

Yep. The manager talks a lot about the ‘feel’. Honestly Sean mate, it feels fucked.

[AjaxAndy]

Onana, Godfrey and Danjuma out.
Mangala, Iroebugnam, Ndiaye, O'Brien, Lindstrom, Broja In.

How highly did you rate Onana?!!

Onana Vs Mangala - draw.
Godfrey Vs O'Brien - Godfrey played more and so contributed more.
Ndaiye Vs Danjuma - Ndaiye all day.

That leaves:

Iroebugnam who's contributed almost nothing

Broja who hasn't played until a couple of cameos late in game recently so can't really be included in the conversation thus far.

Lindstrom who has been really poor.

I'm not sure the squad is actually any better overall. We've swapped a poor utility player for one who doesn't play, two similar output CMs for each other, brought in a PSR fudge CM who looked like he had potential for the future before being injured for most of the season, a striker who was injured for the first 13 games, and Ndaiye who does genuinely add something that strengthens us.

On top of that Branthwaite has either been injured so we've had to play Keane or looked really rusty once back.

Before anyone turns this in to anything about Dyche I'm not referring to our performances or points gained, or anything to do with the manager's performance... This is purely about if during the first 15 games of this season the squad has been substantially better. It arguably hasn't been, possibly not even stronger at all, definitely not weaker, probably on par.

[Robioto]

I want him gone. I want to enjoy watching Everton again.

He's makes this group of players look worse than they are.

Potter would be my choice.

[Escalator]

Onana, Godfrey and Danjuma out.
Mangala, Iroebugnam, Ndiaye, O'Brien, Lindstrom, Broja In.

How highly did you rate Onana?!!

What Ajax Any wrote.

[Kerryblueboy]

Onana Vs Mangala - draw.
Godfrey Vs O'Brien - Godfrey played more and so contributed more.
Ndaiye Vs Danjuma - Ndaiye all day.

That leaves:

Iroebugnam who's contributed almost nothing

Broja who hasn't played until a couple of cameos late in game recently so can't really be included in the conversation thus far.

Lindstrom who has been really poor.

I'm not sure the squad is actually any better overall. We've swapped a poor utility player for one who doesn't play, two similar output CMs for each other, brought in a PSR fudge CM who looked like he had potential for the future before being injured for most of the season, a striker who was injured for the first 13 games, and Ndaiye who does genuinely add something that strengthens us.

On top of that Branthwaite has either been injured so we've had to play Keane or looked really rusty once back.

Before anyone turns this in to anything about Dyche I'm not referring to our performances or points gained, or anything to do with the manager's performance... This is purely about if during the first 15 games of this season the squad has been substantially better. It arguably hasn't been, possibly not even stronger at all, definitely not weaker, probably on par.

A shortened version of that reads it’s not dyche a fault we are shit it’s all on the players

[AjaxAndy]

A shortened version of that reads it’s not dyche a fault we are shit it’s all on the players

Why are you even replying to me? Honestly there's no point either of us commenting on the others posts.

[777Kidnappings]

A shortened version of that reads it’s not dyche a fault we are shit it’s all on the players

We haven't been very good for years starting this spell of not being very good with the 2nd half of ancelottis last season. Of course the players aren't very good.