Everton fans’ patience is wearing thing as the performances just seem to get more boring as the weeks pass by, and Sean Dyche hasn’t helped himself with one particular comment after the match.
Sean Dyche has been under scrutiny since the Southampton clash with the Friedkin Group even eyeing David Moyes as a potential replacement for the Englishman.
Today certainly won’t have helped his cause as although it’s a point, the performances aren’t getting any better, it’s just boring, boring football.
One of the only positives was Jordan Pickford, who was praised by Julen Lopetegui.
It’s clear that the opinions of the Everton fans haven’t changed as they took to X after the game to react to an eight-word verdict Dyche issued on the result.
Sean Dyche issues eight-word verdict after West Ham draw
Sean Dyche never seems to change his tune, regardless of the result.
Last time out against Southampton, Dyche described his side’s performance as good and stated that Jordan Pickford didn’t have anything to do. He completely disregarded the fact his side had just lost.
This time round was no different as he issued an eight-word verdict on the game, which very much gave off the impression that he’s pleased with how his side played and the result.
Speaking after the game, Dyche said this.
“It’s a good point and good clean sheet.”
This was brought to the attention of fans by @EFCDaily_
Everton fans react to Sean Dyche’s comment
These Everton fans, when speaking on X, all said the same thing about Brennan Johnson.
“I’ve lost my patience I’m sorry Sean bye bye.”, @Layla_EFC said.
@bluesofgoodison wasn’t happy: “Sadly a sign that he’s happy with the regression so far this season.”
@adamsg1878 stated: “Come on Dyche, at least help yourself with what you say.”
@TommyBumdell mentioned: “He’s on the wind up with these comments now. No other explanation. He knows he’ll be out the door when the new owners land.”
“Hopefully ur not in the dugout for the next game clueless !! Dyche out!!”, @GCoppell has seen enough of Sean Dyche.
@joesinnott1878 commented: “Only he would call it a good point any other person after watching how bad West Ham was would be fumin ye hadn’t won.”
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