Dyche to Everton

[Untinted Glasses]

Dyche is past history,let's move on with Kompany and enjoy the ride whilst it lasts..

We need something to talk about

[The Bedlington Terrier]

Dyche is past history,let's move on with Kompany and enjoy the ride whilst it lasts..

Not often I agree with you Alfie, but you are spot on with this one mate.

[army88]

One of Dyche's weaknesses is that he thought McNeil was a wunderkind, it would be interesting to see what happens there.

Come on Kriti , he isn’t a bad player , just can’t find his way at the minute- confidence is what Mcneil needs and his last season here there was none and at Everton this season there is none, he’s a decent player ( not a world beater ) but let’s not kid ourselves you need to be some player to even play premier league football..

[Supersub6]

Come on Kriti , he isn’t a bad player , just can’t find his way at the minute- confidence is what Mcneil needs and his last season here there was none and at Everton this season there is none, he’s a decent player ( not a world beater ) but let’s not kid ourselves you need to be some player to even play premier league football..

I agree, army, he has just turned 23 years old in November and has played 151 PL matches since he was introduced at the end of the 2017/18 season when he came on as a sub against Bournemouth. Four and a half seasons and 151 matches is a decent record for a lad who really took a lot of stick from lots of fans during last season and had the confidence drained out of him.

[Untinted Glasses]

I thought it was tongue in cheek with McNeil comments. I thought he was a brilliant player spoilt by dyches negative tactics .

[kritichris]

McNeil for me was a player who never chased lost causes, never gave 100% and dropped his head too easily when things didn't go well despite his talent. In contrast a player like Vydra gave 100%, chased everything and never gave up, I know which I would rather have.

[The Bedlington Terrier]

I thought it was tongue in cheek with McNeil comments. I thought he was a brilliant player spoilt by dyches negative tactics .

I was never impressed with the "I've got a smelly dead rat on my necklace" look.

He's a sulking, spoilt brat, give me Zaroury any day of the week and twice on a Sunday.

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[Untinted Glasses]

I was never impressed with the "I've got a smelly dead rat on my necklace" look.

He's a sulking, spoilt brat, give me Zaroury any day of the week and twice on a Sunday.

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Yea true tbh BT. Funny how things work out.

[sinkov]

IMO it depends what a good job is defined as! Is it league position? Then he would do a great job like you suggest Army. If its having an exciting team to watch and enjoying football he would do an absolute stinker of a job.

It is easy to say, with a different brand of players he can change his style, do not pigeon hole him to Burnley etc.
However the more I think about it the more I know he can't. He has a negative mindset just like Southgate and it will not change. Again just my opinion.

Please refer back to the 2015/16 season, that will prove that most of what you say about Dyche is simply wrong. Please bear in mind that it's not me saying you are wrong, look at the facts, we were top of the league playing good attractive football, top scorers in the league, the facts say you are wrong.

[The Bedlington Terrier]

Please refer back to the 2015/16 season, that will prove that most of what you say about Dyche is simply wrong. Please bear in mind that it's not me saying you are wrong, look at the facts, we were top of the league playing good attractive football, top scorers in the league, the facts say you are wrong.

By coincidence I was Everton when we won 1-0 and Jeff Hendrick smacked the winner in after a 24 pass move when no Everton player got anywhere near the ball.

I was also at Stamford Bridge when we were 3-0 up at half time against the EPL champions.

I'm not commenting on this topic anymore because if people had actually got off their arses and watched the Clarets play away from home under the auspices of Sean Dyche they would know we were anything other than one dimensional.