The "Here We Go Again" New Manager Thread

[Colbert Report]

There's no chance Sean Dyche would do it, is there? We need a manager based in England, not Ireland. That's where almost all of our senior players play.

[nigel-harps1954]

Give it to Roy and Duffer and be done with it. At least the players would go in to the dressing room afraid at half time if they didn't put in a shift.

[elatedscum]

There's no chance Sean Dyche would do it, is there? We need a manager based in England, not Ireland. That's where almost all of our senior players play.

ABD - anyone but Dyche

Everton point under Dyche in 24/25 - 17 points in 20 games. David Moyes - 31 points in 18 games... 11 in 7 this season.

Or to look at it another way: in Dyche's last 20 games he got 17 points and in Moyes first 20 games he got 34 points (exactly double)

Or the through their entire tenures, Dyche's Everton were the 16th best team in the league and Moyes' Everton are the 7th best team in the league. By and large the same players...

I genuinely think he's at fault for the regression of Jeff Hendrick and to a lesser extent Robbie Brady when they arrived at Burnley - I remember seeing a thing he did on Hendrick where his entire job was being the first person to get on to the end of flicked on header from a long ball to the big striker and to then lay it out to the winger for him to cross it in - that was literally it. Over and over again. Sam Allerdichi would probably do a better job and he's a dinosaur.