Zen86
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Correct decision by Everton for a change, appointing Bielsa while in a relegation battle would've been madness.
funny though
Correct decision by Everton for a change, appointing Bielsa while in a relegation battle would've been madness.
Everton literally launched Alardyce for playing shit on a stick football and Everton fans complained in unison about the quality of football under Benitez. It beggars belief that they think is going to work out well for them.
Their most successful manager in recent seasons was Moyes though, a manager hardly known for playing easy on the eye football. Dyche's remit is first to stay in the PL, I think he's probably a good choice for that. I'm not sure he'd be the man you'd want taking you forward long term. Depends on length of contract he gets I guess.
You’d have to be an idiot to agree to it to be honest.
The idea is noble, but they need a manager for the first team. Unless Bielsa is going to forgo his first team manager wages for the rest of the season why would you bring in a first team manager to not do his job?
How are you going to find a manager to do the job until he feels ready to step up? That’s how you end up with jokers like Rangnick in a role
I'd say it's more the players suit dyche more than bielsa. I think bielsa is a better choice and better manager in general thoughCorrect decision by Everton for a change, appointing Bielsa while in a relegation battle would've been madness.
Bielsa is a fantastic coach but only if the conditions at his club are finely tuned to his needs. Imagine this Everton squad trying to play Bielsa ball while also trying to avoid getting relegated.I'd say it's more the players suit dyche more than bielsa. I think bielsa is a better choice and better manager in general though
You want City to win the league and take one of our legitimately earned records with their corrupt money? We're out of the title race, I'm an Arsenal fan for the rest of the season.Hopefully he can ride the new managerial wave and beat Arsenal
Exactly. Feck city. I want the record to be ours. Just ours.You want City to win the league and take one of our legitimately earned records with their corrupt money? We're out of the title race, I'm an Arsenal fan for the rest of the season.
Dyche will keep them up. He's the best possible manager to work with the current squad of players that they have.
Everton may not like it, but this is their level right now.
The stupidest aspect of all this is that Dyche has been available for ages. They could/should have sacked Lampard in November prior to the world cup and got Dyche in then.
Match made in heaven then. Bunch of cloggers appointing the biggest clogger out there.A bland and predictable appointment by a rudderless club
Whatever you think of Bielsa I don't think he's ever jumped into a club role mid-season, it wouldn't suit his setup at all.
According to the Athletic, Bielsa wanted to take over the Everton under 21s initially with his backroom taking care of the first team until the summer, which is the most Bielsa way of approaching a relegation firefight imaginable
I would be if I was an Everton fan. First logical decision they've made in a while. It's the right appointment for the task at hand, unlike their other appointments. I'd be jumping up and down even less at the prospect of an away trip to Rotherham next season so I think giving themselves the best chance at avoiding that is worthy of some optimism.Probably the only option left to take, appointing Dyche. Shows what a nightmare situation to be in. No disrespect but can't see any Everton fan jumping up and down with this news. Imagine Goodison on a Wednesday night!
Agreed, they need to steady their ship and survive, that's all at the moment. They can sell their club and look to improve in the future, but the sale and rebuild will go a lot better if they're in the prem vs championship.Dyche will keep them up and that’s all that matters right now, especially with the new stadium being built.
decent appointment and I never praise Everton.
Everton should hope that he can keep them up for two years without spending and then bring someone to change the culture. The worst scenario is they get relegated, they stick with him because he will get them up, and then end in a vicious cycle of Dyche-football.
The schizoprenic boardroom of everton that got them in this problem in the first place. Moshiri wanting high profile managers i.e. ancelotti, lsmpard, bielsa. Kenwright more pragmatic wanting a new david moyes.So Beilsa was the first choice, but he said no, so you go for Dyche, with nothing in between? it's very random.
Much as Dyche might just about keep them up, if I was an Everton fan I'd be gutted.
I think that be good for Everton, not necessarily going down but sadly if they do, then they should stick with him as he most likely take them straight back up and steady them for the first year back, and then they could look to secure a better type of manager in terms of playing style going forward.Id be surprised if there wasn’t a relegation break clause included but even then it’s probably best to stay with him to come back up depending on how this 4 months goes.
Hope none of the players have their parents drive them in to training. Dyche drops players for that.