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"sean dyche" Discussed on ESPN FC
"Going to done it with Matt, right? All right. Goodness. We do have to talk about the other side of this though Don. How much trouble are Everton in? Huge trouble K when you look at their away form, they've only scored one goal in 8. Now, the only thing that's keeping it in sort of in touch if you like is because a lot of teams down there Southampton haven't got a goal scorer. Form of haven't got a goal scorer. Everett never got one. Leads haven't got one. Forests haven't really got one. Crystal Palace are not an amazing side. And they play not in forest next away from home. So the league table could completely change with a win. The problem is the performance tonight for 40 minutes, as I said, was really, really good. But Evan don't score any goals. We haven't got a goal scorer on their books while they've got one in Dominic Calvert Lewin, but he's never fit. He's always injured. They can't get him can't get him playing for a run of games. He plays one game. He's out for two and a half months. Ella Sims is a young player that was scoring goals on loan. It's whether you give him his head, Neil Moore played tonight. He was okay, some good touches, but never really looked like scoring. I think it's a bad time now, Sean dyche plays demari gray for some reason, since Shawn died got the job he's not really fancied him where I think he's the only one really away from Dominic Calvert Lewin. This is actually got goals in his boots, so I think he's got to find a position for him, whether that's a false 9 or a number ten, because at this stage of the season, I can remember playing forever and when we were struggling in 97 98 and we went out and bought Kevin Campbell and he was the difference from us staying up or going down. You've got to have a goal scorer. All the teams at the top end of the league have got goal scorers, middle sector, the Premier League, they've got goal scorers. The reason why you're on the bottom 5 or 6 is you haven't got a prolific scorer that's evidence problem. A Liverpool will be made up with their makeup game against wolves, it finished two nail Virgil Van Dyke and most allow the scorers
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"sean dyche" Discussed on ESPN FC
"Like this. Right. Oh my God. Oh my God. Is that the goalkeeper? Say something. You play against the goal. Every week. He was on sight today. He's trying to burn by position. And he was incited and reactively Dan. Obviously, I think went to West Ham. Now David Moyes off the hook again. Yeah, listen, it was huge, especially give him the scoreline from a west altima who surprisingly, the addition of schema to a long time back on Antonio have struggled to score goals, but yet all of a sudden it comes together all at once, you get four, that for me is the most pleasing. You take the three points, absolutely. But in a team that's struggled because they have been able to find the back of the net. This is something to build on something for people like me to cling on to. Honeymoon, meanwhile, over for Everton and Sean dyche, I would suggest on. Yeah, he was looking for three home wins on the spin, didn't get it. He said after the game that they played well, I didn't see that performance. I thought they were very average. It wasn't the same level of performance that they certainly played on the opening game when they beat arsenal. I thought that was probably a learning lesson I think for Shaun dij to make sure these players improve on because it wasn't a good performance. It was the pattern weren't great. They didn't create a lot of chances. You know, they're desperately missing a center for it. I mean, you know, the board promised that Everett would sign a center forward in January window, didn't deliver Dominic Calvert Lewin's never fit more pay today, just spent the whole game trying to wind center rafts up. Forgot about getting older the ball had been an actual footballer. So, you know, I think Sean dies back to the drawing board and trying to figure out what his best team is. All of those four teams at the bottom are in exactly the same position. Not one of them has got anybody who can put the ball in the back of the net. Right. And so to try and sit here and goalkeeper. Goalkeeper. To say here, game up again and try and figure out which team's going to win and lose. It's absolutely impossible. What's something just called four? I never wasn't talking about myself. It sounds fame. What was it fame? It's the bomb four and maybe forest. Because they are the same to me. They thought of anybody who's a goal scorer. So all of these, all of these teams on the same board. And that's why it will be between those 5 because I'm going to be through all this then. Everybody else in my opinion is fine. The action continues in the Premier League on Sunday as spurs. Take on Chelsea, both teams, of course, about their trials and tribulations that this season. According to the book he spurs a favorite draw at 11th of 5 Chelsea coming to the tie. At two to one, a reminder of Chelsea's
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"sean dyche" Discussed on Men In Blazers
"Ever won outcome. Benzema scores yet again. It's a brilliant counter attack from Real Madrid. And they've scored 5 at Anfield. And you're there. I know. You know, it's Ron. It's Tuesday. And the usual night for us to commute, but the weight of the fixture demands it. And boy, did it not disappoint after the final whistle of Liverpool two. Real Madrid, 5. I crap you not. Let's read that again. Liverpool football club two. Real Madrid. Beautiful Real Madrid 5. AKA call it ambulance, but not for me. What a game. Real Madrid. Since you play my Everton in white, in my imagination, God bless you, mister Carlo, and we are going to do it live. We'll touch upon the comeback of comebacks, which is just how Sean dyche tried to draw up the Derby Liverpool, essentially just a bunch of scale LA chargers. What have we just witnessed? Also touch upon that scorching phenomenon, Napoli, their visit to Frankfurt, will take
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"sean dyche" Discussed on ESPN FC
"Is this just a game where we're taking a look at the matter of who's going to be relegated. Is that what we're going to be seeing in this game, which seems more likely to be relegated, Craig. Got a smell of it, isn't it? And then we do not get our manager yet, haven't we? Well, that's one of the big differences. And I know people say, well, you know, entering court is in there and blah blah blah, but everyone who have been the biggest shambles that you would imagine. But at least at least have gone and got himself a proven manager of the track record organizing and getting the best out of what he's got and what he's got available. Leads have not made that decision yet and they do not want to leave it too late but yeah, this is a contest between contrasting styles. Pragmatism from everyone and a little bit more of an open game from legion united and quite frankly haven't watched the two of them. I have no idea what we're going to go. What do you think about it rubber? Well, the one thing and you just mentioned it there. Sean dyche has got a gameplay. Everton players will know exactly what he wants from them. They'll be a game plan. They'll get crosses into the box, their pip switching the play, they try and create two V ones on the outside and get more crosses into the box. They'd be good at set plays. And they'd be hard to beat in midfield because they've got a very dynamic midfield now. He's playing the best players in that central area to be disruptive. So I think Everton with Sean dash in charge. I don't think in the long term it's going to make Everton a top class club. But what it will do is make them better than they are at the moment. And I think they will get out of relegation and they'll beat leads at the weekend. Are you rooting for Everton to stay off? Yes, absolutely. How many times though? Well, I guess I can only speak for myself. I'm actually quite looking forward to this game. I think this will be a good game. Are you feeling all right? He was saying nice things about Manchester United yesterday, nice things about us. Get the thermometer out. Well, we don't have a leader going to play right. So is it going to get after it? And under showing date, it hasn't been a bondly tape game that they've played. Yes, the defendant and they've got many in the bowl, but they've actually tried to get forward whenever they could. So I think there's, I can't believe I'm going to tell you a relegation battle. I'm actually quite looking forward to it. And it definitely has got the smell of her loses could get relegated. But as I said, I think this will be an interesting game. He wants to get a big frontman back in, you know, and I don't know if it's Calvert learn is fair or not. But he wants to get a big frontman back in. Against arsenal came out for date. The press in the midfield, the hurried arsenal to put them off the game. The picture was wobbly. They got it out to Dwight McNeil on one side. He started the game on the right. And then they got him back on the left and just get the ball, start weapon in the box. We are left foot. And that's what we'll look to do. The legion will try and play out on a bobbly patch and a Stuart was saying, we'll look to be physical in the middle of the park and get balls in the box. It depends on personnel available to play the young lad at Liverpool. He Dallas. Yeah, he struggled a little bit. It was too big an occasion from they need to get Calvert learned back in there or some of the affairs out because they're going to look to put a lot of crosses in the box. That's what dates you say to do. Something else that Stevie was really excited about when we talked about it yesterday was the potential move of Neymar to Chelsea. Chelsea had met to discuss this transfer robo. Do you think it would be a good move if Neymar were to go to Chelsea? Any move for Neymar for the club is going to, in my view, would not be a good move, you know? I had the misfortune of having to commentate on him in mid week. The PSG by game. And whenever I watch him, he just frustrates me so much. Whatever he's doing, whether it's on the ball, the way he reacts with teammates the way he falls over, the way he dives around, I just don't get no more, unfortunately. So I would prefer that he stayed at PSG then come to Chelsea, where you'd have to see him every week. Well, Craig 17 goals and 15 assists were showing here in 28 games this season. I'll tell you what,
Men In Blazers
"sean dyche" Discussed on Men In Blazers
"Always marveled at how excited Everton fans get about corners when they almost never score from them. And this was, but this was just amazing. Stuff, it was a beautiful set piece. Tarkovsky have never seen him jump that high. It can only be fear of Sean dyche. These are the two players who understand what happens if you don't perform for the man. And I'm going to collective you called it a roger, it was a, it was a Goodison gasm. It was the most amazing moment, the sort of the pent up relief, the explosion of relief that happened around that stadium after that goal. It was a thing of beauty. When Sean dyed shouts, go on, son, talk, shouts back. How high and on the sidelines watching what was amazing. She'll die too late had been celebrating Everton through ins by just like living and crotch grabbing and just limbo dancing all over the place with just insane. Reactions when Everton scored. Ginger bastard didn't flex a muscle. You know, this is a man I realized in that second who seemed war. He's seen it ugliness. He knows what it does to men. And he just braced for all that was to come talk, embraced by his center back partner Cody, you screamed just utter joy in his face. What did you just do? What did you just do? I don't think the Everton players even know that it's called a goal. He just scored a goal. We didn't even know. What is that feeling at the red ATL caption my feelings exactly in that moment when he or she tweeted I can actually feel rodge resisting the urge to hope that was exactly well called it was an agony because Everton had lost three of their last 6 home games having gone one deal that we suddenly had something to lose. Can I ask you David? What do you think Frank Lampard was thinking watching this, this, this performance from his home? Well, I mean it's deja vu. Remember what happened when his Chelsea team who conceded so many goals and Thomas Tuchel suddenly took over and everybody started tracking back and getting behind the ball, no defensive errors, and it was very tough for him. You know, then and he had some great days at Everton two Rogers. There was some great results. They were buoyed by the home crowd when they escaped relegation last season. I've got to imagine he was happy for the boys and he was happy for the club. But he's got to be looking at his managerial career and thinking with a king he thought I'm sure he's got an enormous television, a beautiful television, by the way. But I think he just inside, he thought, wow, God, these players must have really hated me. Or they must really fear Sean dyche is the other. Yeah, probably the latter. Because the other alternative idea is Frank said to himself, you know, I was just a touring. And Shaun dyche is a Proto fascist and ultimately the lesson you take from this is a political one. Frank's probably saying to himself, he needed to be far more right wing. Irrespective of toiled trying to pony, I joined the British national party. If only had joined the BMP instead of the Tories, that's what I needed. Not democracy. Is that what he said to himself? It's also so cursed because he brought in both players, I believe. But he will never get the credit for bringing them in. It will always be they'll always be Sean dyche players, I suppose. By the way, do I make Neil has been utter utter crap throughout his entire and short and I wish it was shorter Everton career, but somehow, my God, Sean dyche, never let it be said about that man that he doesn't know how to get a tune out of a broken piano. And also the toil. They try to up their intent to stay, but they're finishing just no composure in key moments, ditch put on mope to uptick the shit. How are we? I mean, this is a lot of awesome fans furious at Neil mope. But this was this was this is a pathetic effort. There are a lot of people tweeting with below. If you're proud of that, it shows how small your team is. Yes, we are small. We are very small. What does it take our victory? We are tiny. We are utterly tiny. And it has been an agony. And agony watching this thing to watch mope. Do what he does. It's what fat boy slim told us when he was at Brighton, these terrible football. He just on the field always the last 5 minutes, just winding everyone up. He's like a French Dennis Rodman. Oh nana, an immense performance, truly an immense performance. A biblically epic level. I want to see felt in that last couple of minutes watching Everton close out the game. Like I was a maccabee watching on in wonder as the one tiny vial of oil, miraculously lasted for 8 crazy nights. It felt like a biblical miracle day. Our team are utter utter defunct crap team could be smiting, magical arsenal. That's the level of disbelief more than anything I watched. The atmosphere at Goodison and take it for somebody who's watched. I have sympathy for Michael Cohen talking about what a terrible place it is to play when the crowd are behind Everton and they're cheering them on and they feel they've got something to get out of the game. I mean, Chelsea have had a woeful record at Goodison over the last few years because the atmosphere there is just electric and it is hostile. It is so difficult and surely for Everton for the rest of the season because they still sit in the relegation zone. It's going to be that home crowd, just as it was last season. It's going to be that home crowd and that atmosphere that hostile atmosphere at Goodison that's going to get them over the line. The scenes at the end, they are so beautiful. I've got to say it moved me deeply. I've watched them about 27 times on replay. The fans stayed behind to salute their delirious heroes and then the walked around and got this in part like a valiant gladiator who given his all and somehow survived the battle Royale, pointing at the turf, saying, here, here I'm going nowhere. I'm staying here. By the way, Everton funds are trying to work out why the hell did onana state. Is it the scouse food? Is it got into a very serious relationship somehow that we don't know anything about the clause wasn't nearly high enough? But yeah, God. Do curate by a side giddy restored resilient pounding his chest pounding his heart saying, we are going to give it our rule and after so much misery, watching Everton football club, not just over the course of this season. That really the last ten seasons stays like this results like this that we live for just a full time in Premier League history. This is astonishing. Everton have faced a top of the table side and beaten them. First time since April 2012, over ten years that we've done this and you watch and you revel and you live through the bad days to make memories and days like this, it was obviously like watching the meek inherit the earth and football God, you make a fool out of all of us before today Everton had won once in 14 games.
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"sean dyche" Discussed on Men In Blazers
"You might want to take the next 5 minutes off kind of spans mired in the relegation zone with the din of revolution rising around Goodison under the gravelly voiced tutelage of new warden Sean dyche, your mob only went out and unfurled their performance of the season filled with energy tenacity and a 60th minute back post header from James tarkowski from a set piece. Roger, you only went and defeated top of the table arsenal arsenal's title to lose arsenal, Everton's first win at 11 games in all competitions. What a day in the Bennett household and on the Bennett family, WhatsApp group chat. Here's this the real life. Is the I mean, let's rewind the tape. It was grim going into this game. It felt like sudden glory was visiting the home of chronic failure. And I went into this one breach for darkness after the single worst transfer window. I have seen in modern footballing history Everton in freefall desperate for a striker and we were shunned by everyone, reportedly 14 targets, not in and to the allana ZH Conor Gallagher thorgan azad, Olivier Giroud, ismael aside, even mishi batch who IE. No one wanted to come. No one. Owner reportedly read about that humid penis that was found in the parking lot of an Alabama gas station and tried to sign that. And even the human penis didn't want to come play for Everton, David. Yeah. Yeah, although having said that, they probably had a pretty good transfer window. I think we're all of a sudden done. When you don't buy anyone, you can't cock up buying new players, which we're very good at and the reality was we couldn't afford anyone, despite recouping nearly 50 million for the Ginger turncoat Anthony Gordon, or every single player looking at our predicament. The position, the quality of football, the photos at the club had posted of Sean dyche, laughing at his own players as they ran to peaked on the training ground, and they were like, nope. Don't fancy any of that. And I was just like, go into it and I was like, oh for saying owners, if only Gunther the millionaire dog owned Everton, we'd be fine, but he doesn't. And I've come to realize, even the most strident Liverpool fan Devo can not hate Everton more than our own owner, far had evidently seen. That's kind of where I've gotten. That's a stage of that. Yeah, he's certainly not showing up to watch them play anymore. And game day began with the Everton fan setting out with massive demos around the ground before kick off. They pulled the banner, the league's worst run club. And just watching, you know, I'd already woken up with a heavy heart. While still in bed, I checked the starting lineup, I tweeted pray for these men by the time I'd reached the toilet, had been bombarded with a million messages from you lot saying these men need more than your prayers, rodge, enter an unchanged arsenal 13 games unbeaten. Sean dyche walked out onto the sideline for the first time at William Wright's described his suit style as quote court ordered the parent. When the ref blue was open for the whistle, I just was like, I don't know if you've ever felt like this day, but 90 minutes never felt further away. Just cavernous a cavernous period of time. I was so afraid it felt so dark. It felt everything felt I felt like I was setting out for an ultra marathon. When I already had septic blisters and a nasty case of runner's nipple. Have you ever felt like that? Oh yeah, a lot, a lot. But not really before watching my team play a vital vital Premier League game. Savage savage rulers nipple and I've got Everton set from the beginning into a very deep four 5 one. Ripped from their history. The classic marauding dogs of war midfield swarming battling fighting for everything and they did on this day Connor Cody celebrating every defensive players. If you bloody just scored a goal, this team who hadn't just 8 points at home all season. Just hustling vim, spit. A 100% effort and arsenal Dave, strangely seemed the only ones who didn't expect this complete lack of respect they were afforded by a Sean dyche team. Yeah, which is remarkable because, you know, I remember a Premier League scout explaining to me what he found remarkable about Sean dyche when he was at Burnley, and it was that he was the only manager who would set up his team in exactly the same formation and play an exactly the same way. Whoever he was playing against in any situation, whoever he had available whoever he didn't have available, however they played the past week. He was always in a, what he called a four four two, but as you just said, is really a four four one one or a four 5 one, and he just sets up deep, expects his players to just fight like commandos at every single point. And. Arsenal seemed more surprised by than they really should have been. I swear on the sideline wants these just shouted. I want 5 of theirs to be given a good kicking now. And it seemed watching that first half that the only thing that Frank Lampard did not understand that to get the best out of Everton football club, you've just got to stand on the sideline and Bello godson in really menacing towns from the bench. Yes, stop playing football. Stop attempting to play football. And while play football, but only after you've got the kicks in first. Yeah, go on, son. Those three words, those are the little tactical details that separate the great from the merely had at some. Sad every corner Everton worm said Everton fans to the point of collective orgasm. I did think, God, if bielsa had been made Everton manager, we would have been after half an hour four nil down, but it would have been really beautiful. The way we threw my forward, case you had Jordan Pickford push up for quarters. It would have been, oh, and a half time. I got two texts from Michael Cohen. The arsenal supported mate who I spoke to on the pod last week who told predicted it should be said, Michael can predict it all of this. He saw the future. And the first text came through, he just texted me, he said, I miss Frank. And then he wrote effing horrible place hope we get out alive. Yeah, Brian, AK-47, slightly less charitably tweeted, should is a footballing terrorist. I can't remember that quote was it from the equalizer. One man's terrorist is another man's relegation fighter, second half or something I'm a bit more mind speed foot. Everton could not keep up because it was over pedestrian four miles an hour and I thought we were going to break, but the back line held for. And then it happened, David, 59th minute parte off, agent georginio came on and within 60 seconds, corner, McNeil to tarkovsky, who saw in the air like a Chinese spy balloon on an intelligence gathering mission. A goal for Everton, but one forged a 100% in Berlin, a friend of mine back in England, Tony pasta, massive Burnley fan. Goes home in a way, texted me to say, surely that goals and infringement on Burnley copyright you will be hearing from our lawyers to former Burnley players, Dwight McNeil, and James tarkovsky, a combine to make it.
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"sean dyche" Discussed on ESPN FC
"Who Frank Lampard been a couple of weeks ago, hasn't been training with the first team. Sean dyche put him straight into the 11 and he showed everyone what a good player he is, a naan was, I think, man and the match today. Address a gay does what he does. He got lots of legs and closing down in the middle of the park. Listen they weren't outstanding, but I wouldn't necessarily say arsenal were poor and I just thought he said it was the perfect storm as good as park. It can happen. It was Sean dyche's first game. So evert and take great hope and take comfort in the fact that played one one one under a new manager. They could start looking up the table a little bit, try and real one or two teams in, but arsenal have got to react they've got to bounce back and got a show of character. The Corey played almost as the car. It was almost like a four four one one because the white guys, because look, it's not point. It tried to get up and support Calvert Lewin, who isn't fully fit and played an aurora saw. But then he was, you know, enough to get back in and big strong physical boy to get back in and help. And that allowed Dwight McNeil in particular, they switched over in the first half of McNeil in the war, but when Neil was on the left side and he was able to wet balls and I mean, you've got carved learner there. There's no point in playing him and not having width and putting the ball in the box and actually the Corey should have had himself a goal in the first half. We started the clip from Calvert loom with a nano run. It was another one from across, I think it was from a war and the Corey was 6 years old. 7 years old, misty's header. So it's clear what Sean Beck is going to try and do. Look, I think they have fans at the moment understand what they've got. Vincent, anybody in the transfer window. It's a clean slate but Apple would buy the apples under Frank Lampard, but they can't be under shon date. It has to just wait that clean and see a lesson. We go again here. But we need to play it to your strengths. Why don't they set an arsenal? But we've got to help me tighten midfield. We're going to be tidy on the ball and we're going to use a width in these physical players we've got up front. And if you have said to me, two weeks ago, when Lampard was still in charge, unfortunately for him, I would have said they've gone. They're going to go down. But purely because this guy, whether you're Sean or not, knows how to manage his players. And I think everyone will be fine. How's Lampard feeling at home watching all these players suddenly giving a 100% suddenly committed to the cause giving 90 minutes? I think Frank's been around long enough that he understands how the game works. And the easy thing is to see that and think, why didn't this run in last week? Yeah. But it's all psychological. And I always tell you that half the game was played between your ears. And today's a great example. I am absolutely certain the Frank Lampard asked his players and all the other games this season to close the ball. Stop the bullet source. Make it difficult for your opponents. These are all things that Sean date should be seeing, but it's a different time, and as I said before, the tame one was bad for arsenal. So this thing that they're just not as committed to the old manager. Oh, when you start when you're losing game after game and then the illusion at home, your mind starts, you start asking questions about yourself as much as anything. Am I good enough? I was terrible. Am I going to be paid? I'm going to have to do this. I mean, you're thinking of all these other things. When a new manager comes in and gets the broad show, all of a sudden the cobwebs are all they're all thrown away. And the only thing he's asked you to do is run, right? I bet it was no, it just keep it just simple bare bones. And that's how they all had 30% of the ball. And so that tells you that when they didn't have it, they got the basic rate. They closed the ball quickly, regardless. They stopped the crosses. They were going to ask to play the took them to an area where they wanted to go. Martinelli never got a sniffer Corman. Same on the other side, Michelangelo came sack enough. That's probably the wasp game we would have seen from saka this season and all the God couldn't get involved in the game because they couldn't really get on the ball because of those three rattles in the middle of the park. They just run all day and closed the ball down. So listen, it shows everybody else that if you close the ball quickly against arsenal, you can knock them off a straight. Problem is, it's not easy to do that from the fossil in the last minute the way that ever did. And the reason they did that is because psychologically, they've got a new manager, the fighting for the life, and it was really basic. I don't think ever will see that. I don't think we'll see this until the end of the season. I thought, but we'll see enough of it. I think we'll see enough of it, but at home. Yeah, particularly goodness. I don't think players will not trying for Lampard. I mean, Donald know better than us, but the world coming out of it and well, the funds were actually even at the end when he was saying lesson we respect you. He tried to embrace the club and what it was about and the supporters and you give it your best shot, but for whatever reason and players tactics, formations, but even selling little things like during the game when I throw and down the left hand side by the technical area and a war we wanted to go wide rate and kiss that ball get out there and date she was like get in here because if this breaks down I need you a little bit tater. I mean, it's just selling a little things that everyone were too open. There were two beats there were two easy play against in the end on the front lamp up. That's why the picked up so few points. And I think the first thing they should try and do obviously is make them really difficult to play against and then go from there. And we'll talk about the implications of that game and relegation a little bit later on. Of course a huge game then on Sunday now between spurs and Manchester City Guardiola's side having the opportunity to close the gap at the top of the table and put more pressure on arsenal according to the bookies city our favorite swing 11 to 8 on spurs the outsiders despite the home advantage just take a look at everyone's predictions for this tie silly favorite
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Everton stuns Arsenal and Liverpool's EPL troubles deepen
"Everton is handed arsenal just at second loss of the season. One nil of Goodison Park. James tarkowski scored on a header off a corner in the 60th minute, allowing Everett to win his first game under manager Sean dyche, but Everton remains in the relegation zone with 18 points following a spirited performance. Arsenal lost for the first time since September 4th at Manchester United and continues to lead the table by 5 points over Manchester City, which faces Tottenham on Sunday. The Gunners will have a game in hand following Sunday's play. I'm Dave fairy.
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"sean dyche" Discussed on Men In Blazers
"The men in blazers studios in the crap part of Bedford New York and the crap part of West Hollywood California, it's the men in blazers podcast roger. We back like a pair of ja brunis. Don't you dip in David? You know, we've been doing this podcast remotely for so long. And for the first time I've realized that in our separate homes studios separated by 3000 miles between Bedford, New York and West Hollywood, California, we have our shelves painted exactly the same color. We're like nuns. We watch a lot of football there, you know. And I want a talk about the meltdown. At U.S. soccer up top. But before we do, I've got to congratulate you you've just moved into a new apartment. Yep, I've moved to Chelsea, New York, nothing to do with my fandom of Chelsea football club, but I've never lived in Chelsea before, but I did see just down the block. The Chelsea tavern, or the Chelsea Chelsea square tablet or whatever at school, the official Chelsea bar in New York City. I went with my son, George, to go and watch her get all excited to go and see a Chelsea game. They hadn't purchased the peacock, rod. They hadn't purchased the peacock. So we sat there at our little booth and we watched on little phone, the game in which mikhailo mudrik made his debut. This was a week and a half ago and who looks, by the way, like a grown-up version of my own son, hence prompting my son to ask for a neck tattoo every single day. It's a bit embarrassing that your son hasn't got a neck tattoo. Yet. Yet is the key word. I mean, they start with SnapChat and then they get Twitter and then they're going to next tattoo. It's coming past the age of 11 to another neck tattoo is a bit a bit strict parenting. But it's all part of Todd Burley's cunning plan to double revenue. He's like, imagine Chelsea bars around the world. Now imagine Chelsea also, they actually show up. Stay with me. I know. We might have unearthed a secret to why he bought Chelsea. There's too much. In that vein of great ideas, you also had an incredible idea when we lost spoke. You told me you wanted a hold a men in blazers, leadership conferences, and they pivot into talking about U.S. soccer. You wanted a host, a leadership conference in which we invited every great coach in the world to speak freely off the record and then just publish all the content right that's pretty much it. What we could do other things in the men in blazers leadership conference, we could have Todd berley could do how to double revenues. That would be a really that would be an interesting. I would love to go there. I'd love to know how to double revenues, my bosses at Sony Pictures would love that. Yeah, we could see a lot Sean dyche, we could have sort of emergency management. He's half revenue. He's all about, how can we offer revenues? How to threaten your players, how to threaten your personnel and get results? There are so many, there are so many business things we could learn from managers. You know, when we used to say that it's just muscle memory for those of you who remember the Sean dyche Burnley looking like the era, we always used to used to be a paused relief set back, lulls. You just said the word Shaun dyche and for the first time ever, Dave out a lent forward with respect. You had my interest. We marched behind ditch now. Let's see what we're discussing at first we do need to talk about U.S. soccer. And catching up with all the chaos, we've just finished U.S. national team January camp, potentially the U.S. CT players on the periphery of the squad, they play two truly forgettable games in California, two are lost to Serbia's C team Wednesday, a new little tie, against 11 men that the Colombian federation sent out in their national team football kits, like anyone on a Cleveland. You're getting free kids. And do you speak Spanish? Yes. Are you Colombian? You look like Columbia. You know, little to discuss, really, if any lasting merit, these games could have should have really been emails, should have probably taken place behind closed doors, U.S. have played them as emails. Guys, guys, good news. You're gonna cap, but it's in an email game. Oh my God, do we really need to see Jesus Ferreira chat round the field of outscoring again? I know I didn't need to stay up on Saturday night. Watch that. But we broke that game down Saturday night. On an amp, and even interim coach Anthony Hudson tough job, really a gentleman under contract, hence he got it. Now looks like he's not just going to have it for a game or two, but as we'll discuss for some time, he admitted and I loved how honest he was. And I encourage him to continue to be honest how surreal his reality is after last Thursday. In a hastily convened press conference, U.S. soccer essentially triggered scenes very akin to the climax of any Scorsese movie where everyone gets whacked as Eric Clapton plays Leila in the background, U.S. soccer announce, if you miss this, Brian McBride, out as the men's national team general manager, whatever that role in tale still not really clear and then truly astonishing news, but bureaucratic technocratic. So not really grabbing the interest on SportsCenter, director of football, early Stuart, will be let out of his new contract to become the equivalent of GM at PSV Eindhoven. These two men are also coincidentally ones who reported to be a told by Claudio raina about Greg berhalter's team domestic abuse, Claudia rayner also Thursday. It was announced by Austin FC that he'll be leaving his role of sporting director there. David, I've covered this all week. I think we did an emergency pod Thursday, a wgf weekend preview Saturday night's amp, we talked about it a lot. And we're in this situation now, new sporting director still to come. After which a manager will be selected, they said, hopefully buy the Women's World Cup, but they're not promising anything. Greg berhalter, still tip said to be in the running at this point, I've got believe there are only saying that for legal reasons on the advice of lawyers. No way for the optics of U.S. soccer or really for moral authority reasons that Greg can be resurrected and dusted off after doing what he did at the leadership conference, but the headline of the week. No manager, anytime soon, U.S. soccer brief facing it, a new era, time for change, but they vote to lose the entire top leadership structure of the U.S. national team, the manager, the GM, the director of football. It's a willful moment, right? What do you make of it all? What I would say is in real leadership conferences around major companies and corporations. One thing you never do is go through massive immediate change. And then not replace any of the people who you've gone through the change with and allow this to fester for months and months and months and months.
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"I'm saying is you don't have prime job. You don't have three prime John Terry's in there. No, is what I'm driving at? Yeah, yeah. And so there will be, I have to believe he's changed at center back. Will be a better option than many of those guys if Marlo Gusto is good enough to pin down to win the starting job on the right. I'm excited by that. And he's going to go back to the one and see if he can take them into Europe, and then in the meantime, let's talk about Chelsea regions available for the whole season. Nicolas anlo said no to Bournemouth. Andrew de Marino says while unfortunately he's going to stand now, which I think is incredible from a manager. Gab could you still could you see this still changed between now and Tuesday night? And I'm in Mourinho saying like, you know, you know I've been wanting to leave for such a long time. I'm going to tell you what I think what I'm pretty sure has happened. I don't have confirmation. I'm pretty sure that there are other clubs chasing him like spurs like Milan and I think somebody very likely went to Zayn and said, look, Rome are going to want too much money for you. But you go and you make that break with a club. You demand you pull a crazy in some ways. But it was stronger way. Which you can argue about the ethics of that or whatever, right? So it's gone and done that. But these other clubs, whether it might be me that might be spurs, they would rather not commit 30 million to 35 million. Now, unless they need to, or even like the, you know, because the loan was the option to buy. I mean, I think meat and wood take him on loan spurs would have taken him over. But without an obligation to buy in the summer because you've got the injury issues. Frankly, now that spurs have signed on, I mean, I know heel is probably in his way, but he just did. If you want, I would have said spurs would have been would have made sense, but then who knows Conte hasn't signed his new contract, but I think he's got his legal issues. So I don't know if that necessarily makes sense, meaning they've got other fish to fry. So he's going to stay and if he stays, Mourinho, whatever you think of him, is pragmatic. If he stays, visible on the plane on February 1st, you know, open arms. Nicola, Michael. Come here. You know, exactly. Except which is the right thing to do. Yeah. Average I didn't have a new manager, and it's Sean dice. Jules, what do you have been your choice? We told Monday I thought it was a good choice just to study the ship, save the club with this group of players and two days left in the transfer window. We see. I mean, they start with arsenal, which is not the start that you would want if you're the new manager there, although maybe such a big game, you know, with the crowd, it needs to get a crowd behind that team, which the last few weeks of the Lampard era was not the case. If he does die, if he gets them drilled, I mean, they've been all over the place defensively or sees along. There'll be no shape whatsoever. At least it's going to bring the shape back. It's not enough. I don't know. You still need to score, go to some point to stay up. If they have $17 million between landing on the season, I'm not sure that would be enough. So we see, would you give a sign Chris Wood? Probably should, right? I mean, I'm not being funny here, right? But Anthony Gordon's gone, right? They have that money to spending them off some of it. Yeah, because in 48 hours, in a new manager and you're really going to go and get a good deal. I would hope that they have a recruitment department there who've been working already before regardless of who the managers are potentially. So you can't work. This whole regardless of the manager is if you're planning for Marcelo Bielsa on the one hand and Sean Dyke, you're going to want different sorts of players. I know but you've been scouting a lot of players and you've classified their profile and everything. You've shown dice come and say, okay, I need a number 6 that has those and those qualities that you've sculpted and you go. We like that guy and we like that guy. Right. And then you got to get it on the phone and you have to get him at the right price in the last 48 hours. You've been working at that club, right? I mean, I don't know. I don't know anybody I ever did, but you do. I think it's difficult to do if Sean dyche wants different players in the players that the previous manager wanted. So and the other thing with deitch is for me, again, not going to happen because clubs have this weird idea where they get desperate and they don't seem to understand that there are many more managers in their clubs. I would have gone to diet and it's a shot. What's the control? 'cause I know you're gonna say exactly. I would say, Sean, 6 months, if you keep us up, we give you big money bonus and we discuss a new deal. But we're not locking ourselves into two and a half years. Is it what it is now? To be fair, if it's two and a half years, I don't know. Do you know why they do that? They do that because they get desperate. They get fixated on the manager, managers. Whatever. He already lives up north, which I mean, I know he's not from there, but actually no, wait, didn't he live in a hotel when he was managing? Well, because he's already familiar with the northwest. I'm assuming average is probably easier to get to than Burnley from. It's family living in Birmingham or something. I thought they were living like somewhere just north of London. Let's see what kind of job he does. It can't be it's worse than Lampard anyway. Look, he may well be a batten down the hatches and keep them onto the thing about if you look at the bottom of the table. It's not like everything of 60. It's very tight. It's really, really tired. And it only takes a couple wins. Yeah, but he's got to have a lot of things go his way. And I think Dominic Calvert Lewin has to be fit and productive. Yeah. And that's a big ask. UFO moving to prohibit contracts longer than 5 years like the one mihailo mudrik signed at least for financial fair play. Purposes garbage is just because they want to stop Chelsea. And by the way, how is that going to work with Brussels and the EU and all of that and low labor? So basically, so first of all, it's not just to stop Chelsea, but they do, you know, their sense is that this destabilizes the whole system because then you're going to
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"Was smooth sounds of the bald by the great Marcus Ricci N Seattle. Oh, I met him on tour in Seattle with pint. Oh, it was magnificent, and you are listening to wg FOP. Weekend preview. Yes, the show where you call in your questions and I'll give you answers that are about as useful as Anthony's right for calling your questions to 646-450-9472 and it can be your question that we feature on the show. I'd Sophie question me all over. Hey, Raj, Colin here in Los Alamos, New Mexico. And I'm just wondering with the sacking of Frank Lampard and Everton in a bad place. Now that you're newly American, why don't you do what us Americans do and switch allegiances? You don't live near a Premier League team. I don't live near an NFL team. I can choose whichever one I want. So why not choose a team like arsenal, which is the team I happen to support. Just wondering your thoughts. You might be happier. Courage. Colin. Oh, Colin, you sweet, beautiful bloke. Short answer. It's simply does not work like that. You know, I actually asked my kids this week because it's been harrowing for them. Really harrowing. Why? I asked them Jamie's question. Why do we care? Why do we care so much? And even where youngest. Even my youngest Aussie turned around to me and said, dad, we care because you're a blue. We care because your mom and dad are blues. We care because your granddad before that blues. It's family identity. To have a 12 year old talk to you about memory cross generational memory and either the greatest parent alive or the single worst parent alive probably both. And as I said to you, I thought a lot about fandom this week in the irrationality, living in dying was something you don't control at all. But the impacts your mood so very much what else in our life is like it. I've been down. I've been down bad this week, aboard, so bloody negligent, seemingly broke, Frank, beautiful, Frank leaving. It wasn't just one in 14. The squad filled with the one away, the dead wood, the defeated of fanbase, so proud, so devoted, in agony, up in arms, everything falling apart, who would come. Players managers who would come, who would want to join us in this moment, then the news this morning, be Elsa. Can we just say, what an ill conceived piece of misdirection that pursuit was. It's like trying to hire a genius quantum physicist to tutor your 12 year old who is flunking out of 7 grade English. Bielsa hilariously. Yeah, we flew in, took a meeting, flew from Brazil to television football club. Yes, he wanted to come in. And yes, he would bring 8, 8 assistants with him, but only to coach our under 21 team for the rest of the season before taking over properly next year in the championship, no doubt. So I wake up this morning with news all over the English papers that Sean dyche is set to be named Everton's next manager. And I'm not going to lie. It's been an agony to watch the team I love this season, not only lose but eat itself as the board has lurched a club into a kind of Civil War with their lies and their bullocks. Watching out West Ham game, honestly, the last weekend it felt like all hope was lost. I felt like we were relegated last weekend. We have arsenal and Liverpool ahead on the fixer list yet enter Sean dyche. And I suddenly feel a surging hope that makes me believe that everything everything is possible. It's not. I want to be completely clear, but that, that's the irrational hilarity of sports fandom, and why is that? Well, what else do Everton need in their moment of darkness other than they were munching, gravel voiced? Klopp beating Brexit ball warrior I for one welcome on you Ginger overlord. What do you need in a relegation scrap? A manager who revels in a pool hall fight and who also appreciates lucky like he's. If you want to get to the depth of real reporting, go around the Premier League and ask all of the Premier League match, do you play the looking like a game and if they give you a boring answer will drive down and we'll slap them with a wet fish and say that's for your boring answer about looking like this. Because everyone should play looking like what people want to see is what the viewers really want to see, I think. All day. Be much more fun than you ask me about whether we're going to play a four four two. And they go, yeah, he is. Sean Dodge is going to play four four two. Oh yes, that was burly Sean dyche. And yes, he was our bad guy then. But now he rides with us. And everything I feel about the man changes instantly suggests that Jessie always admired the job that Sean dyche did loyally at Burnley on a shoestring budget, number one, mando's Everton's weaknesses, cashew minds back last April when his Burnley came back from a two one halftime deficit to shock Everton in a crucial relegation squeaky bum clash and then danced on our graves afterwards. He reveled by revealing that his halftime team talk had been this. So I had to explain it, you kind of censored the team I lost out to win a game and et cetera. So I'm not sure these no matter what a game that's, you know, away from home, particularly. Not gonna lie. That hurt. At the time it hurt very badly. But listen to it. I'm not sure ever to know how to win a game lads. Tell me it's not wrong. We don't we don't. And we need a man who plays basic football in which the roles are known, the team set out not to lose. They have a plan, a collective fist. And idea of how they might just send a proton torpedo down an air duct to blow up the death stars we're about to face in the next two weeks, first arsenal, then blood he Liverpool look. We are a proud club. Yes, Everton football club RA historic club, but right now we are
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"Suboptimal radio. For the record, I definitely don't eat worms. Although Bear Grylls would probably be happy with me. They've probably got a little worm on little something you'd probably be all right with that. I don't know, worms when they're good for you or not. How in protein? Possibly, possibly. No, I don't eat worms. And I never did, by the way. That's it for me, thanks, Sean. Thank you. And please like to answer it, 'cause it's an important question. Important question. It's rod. Hit Friday. And we've made it to the end of another week and I see that with immense relief. No everything game this weekend. 5 of the sweetest words in the English language. Don't play, can't lose. There's four more for you, and I'm not going to like, it's been a tough gruesome week filled with gut punches and occasional tears. One of which honestly I've started to believe that everything I care about has turned to crap. Everton football club, U.S. soccer. Okay, there's just two things, but it hurts. And not in the John mellencamp put so good way. We will break it all down in the show to come and we will revel in the fact that Sean dyche is expected imminently to be named Everton's streetwise Hercules will fight the rising odd producer Sophie. Give me a burst of life.
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"And now all the data likes bacon says Rogers probably on his first 12th bud by now. We'll reveal that in a minute when we do the toast. Go bless all of you who are joining us on Twitch. We are honored to partner with them for this entire tour. And we are so grateful to head across this nation on tour to make memories through this World Cup. I'm just splitting excited to meet Aussie Smith in St. Louis. While telling that I named the kid after him, the wizard, Charles E Bennett, big thanks to our mates at DoorDash for making all of this possible DoorDash best footballing double D since Didier deschamps. That is Danny drinkwater erasure though, roger. But for those of us here, we all know this city New York City was built on two foundational principles. One, not making eye contact with strangers on the street and two, making sure pizza rat does not go hungry. Pizza about, by the way, is proper Burnley. And I know Sean dyche is not a manager anymore, but that Ginger bastard would assign pizza rat in a minute. Yeah. And not just for the American branding. It all seriously. There's a Sean Dutch kind of player, roger. Here's a show. He brings it every single games committed these tenacious heats up bloody pizza and I love this city. I moved here in 2000 and as anyone who read my book will know that I grew up with a mural of the Statue of Liberty and the New York skyline painted very badly on my bedroom. I remember looking at that thing and it's amazing. But the only thing is, and many of you who are artists will know this, you can tell when you look at it that the guy really started out confidently, but then realized he'd run out of room with just jam the ice cream in on the top like people remember they were just here I am 87 years later you were crap artist and we overpaid you. But the reality is this is for divo and midge. It's three minutes into our world tour and Rogers already in tears. It's amazing. The land of the Beastie Boys. Ghostbusters. Lawrence Taylor, cagney and Lacey. Martin Scorsese. In my love so much. I named the dog after him. It's a city filled with raw emotion, mixed with magical life-changing chance encounters like meeting new day though for me to be candid. And then the words of the late great Joan didion. This is an entire city suffused with a sense that something extraordinary would happen any minute, any day, any month. And for us, that honestly describes the World Cup, but it also describes building men in blazers and the men in blazers, media network. That is very much been the truth of it. Yeah, we've met on a bullet circumnavigating the island roger. I love it. This is a proper football region one that has given rise to so many of the young boys babies on the baby eagles team, including Gio rayner, Tyler Adams, yunus,
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"League with Neymar at 9 being the only South American player with more in the big 5 European leagues this season. Vamos, right? What a story. Amazing, amazing player amazing story in such a lovely guy as we found out when we had him on stage in Atlanta, rod. Can Newcastle hold on, David. This is why I one day ask this in the week in which Liverpool are the latest site to be linked with Brazilian midfielder Bruno gui, but they also face competition for Chelsea Real Madrid in boss aluna, a planning to sell some organs or whatever hell they've got left to sell to also bring him in. Dude, it's been brilliant this season kind of leader who's led his team to wins in 13 of his 21 Premier League starts incredible statistic. Newcastle will either hold onto that treasure and their key studs at all costs to persevere. Yeah, but they also have a one would imagine a fairly significant. War chest to unleash in January themselves. And I don't think they're going to get weaker in that window, roger. I think they will spend a lot more cache. So I'm not too worried about them. I think they are here to stay and the big 6 is now big 7. How'd you say, do you like wages, Bruno? Okay, rod Crystal Palace won saf Hampton nil up the palace and mean it at least in the first half when they were rewarded for their dominance when odds and edouard tapped in the game's lone goal after a great stealth from Wilfried Zaha, great cross from tyreek Mitchell, but the second half was a completely different story. Quite a was called into action time and time again to deny the saints, namely Shea Adams. Move into tenth place Southampton, meanwhile, just one place above the drop zone. Two of the most talented young but inconsistency going face to face, both teams really lack an elite striker, both teams unpredictable. And the game was won by palace Zaha set in a Mitchell to leave edouard, there's the executor, a goal. Oh, it was like watching a poor man's Manchester City last season, flowing team play down the Flank, carving the saints aside. Third home winner the season for palace. First one where they didn't have to come back from behind palace fans quietly ecstatic with mid table obscurity right now after that grueling gauntlet of a fixture list bite your own off for safe water harbor, really David. Yeah, fantastic. And everybody very happy associated with the club. They're playing good football despite despite last week's lost to your boys. Oh, the palace. Brentford won wolves one at Denmark versus Portugal, West London proxy war, and honors even after Ben me and Ruben Nevis traded goals just two minutes apart early in the second half, although honor may not be the word I would use here as and you're never going to believe this rod Diego Costa was sent off for a 97th minute headbutt. It's good to have you back, Diego. Oh, actually, it bought a smart on my face. I was nostalgic for moments like that. Yeah, Brentford and walls big smash four nil last time out by Aston Villa and Leicester City respectively. So this one one drawer was truly welcome for both sides, Brentford, still grappling with the Christian Eriksen sized hole in their team, creatively, relying on moments of inspiration for the most unexpected places, Ben me. Screwing the opener with a 5 finish, a moment of true skill. I just imagine Sean dyche at home just getting really disgusted as he watched it. Ruben, what are you doing, man? Ruben neves scored his trademark banger, but the game overshadowed by a deep in stoppage time red car for Diego Costa, who chose to headbutt me for no evidence reason just because and for a team desperate for goals, really a moment of exclamation point insanity and ill discipline, even more shocking day though. I know it feels that Diego Costa is permanently eating opposing players livers with a nice chianti. But this was his first ever Premier League red card. Yeah, I know it's incredible. We used to be more artful, and he also did it pre var, roger, which was var would have had Diego Costa sent off a lot when he was playing for Chelsea. Let's face it. It was a little bit like he was just like playing some of the old hits, roger. It's like, you know, he's got on concert. You don't want to play the new material. You don't want to hear the new material. You want to see the old material. You want to see the bangers. You want to see the classics and that's what that Diego Costa headbutt felt like. I thought the same was that. It was like watching the black eyed peas in concert as if the black eyed peas were a footballer once considered great. Now just having to constantly play let's get it started. Just playing the hits. Only able to bring the slapstick sideshow crap to the field and in Costa's case, none of the goals. Yeah, and that was the sad thing about it, roger Gloucester even seemed to enjoy it. Fulham Everton nail your mob visit West London, get an important point. Thanks to England's number one, Jordan Pickford a gent, who treated Fulham shots on goal with the same disdain he has for coriander. Some wonderful saves from the Raven enthusiasts throughout this one, including a fair few from Serbian Karim Benzema, Alexander mitrovic Fulham, roger unbeaten in four and up to 7th place Everton, meanwhile, in 12th, a visit to fancy or craven cottage, Fulham, stealth team at the season, experiencing their best start to a campaign since I think the rigid class system was dented. Everton, feeling a pulse after spanking palace arrived with Frank Lampard talking about how that game set a standard and I felt terrible going into this because when Everton do set a standard, all I can have is a sense of dread that we can only fall under it because consistency for this team remains elusive. And there's also this amazing statistic which just haunts me. It's actually really hard to do when you consider how many teams it means you wilted before. David Everton have not won in the big smoke in the capital City of London since May 2021. Isn't that genuinely incredible? Fulham though not an easy place to go, Raj, especially when they've been in this kind of form that they've been in this season. And I would say of all the games to finish nil nil this season. This was a very unexpected result for me. Yeah, we were going up against all flame Marco silver, one of our many exes. First time against him. By the way, now we have so many exes. This was not even a no love lost at you. It was more no love. No, hey, no nothing really. I honestly barely feel about him and that really is a testament to just how manager you can only have school and for so many people in life and God bless what he's done. It was a crazy open game, both lino Pickford made world class age from the off could honestly have been two two inside ten minutes, both teams, earnest, straining, tempting
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"Of my four kids. Everton had just scored their fourth goal against Manchester United. Look at that photo. You told me, you looks like the biggest kid in the street fights. And that is the wonder of football. You know, we have seen fire, we have seen raid. We have seen Everton wind titles, trophies, conquered Europe. We have biblically smite it all comers, but we've also lived alone. Still don't lose. And I'm not alone. I mean, this man was 21 years old when last season. But I will be honest, I have never witnessed the season. I've never witnessed this game scenes moments like the ones we shared in April, May 2020, the fear, the Sean dyche infused darkness and despair. The resignation. The resurrection. The fans, the flares, every day heroes like this guy. God bless you, man with bolt cutters and comedy teeth. 40 minutes about its time out of reach survivor. The goals, the team were at the never say die, the collective glory, the joy, the childlike joy that was experienced globally, and it transcended football. Are euphoria. There's become an all too rare emotion in this day and age. That is the joy of football. I genuinely believe if we live back in Greek and Roman times. The Balor's written about this season, the tapestries woven. But for Everton, tonight is going to have to be in their stead. And I do hope because I know there's fans of many teams here. I hope this is a night of togetherness of celebration of love and thanks because what Everton did transcends all sports, humanly. It really bloody dead and we got so many special guests who were going to walk every step of the way with us. One note before we begin say joy to see you all here really blubbing as amazing. But there's one in the audience I want to acknowledge
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"Your package, rod will not surprise you. I do use this product. They are excellent. There is nothing else liked it. Manscaped delighted to have them. We've never talked about this. I use a man's keeper. They're so good. It's just a better than everybody else's product. You can try using one of those other brands that are mainly designed for, you know, hair. And it just won't be as good. Haircut. Roger, one thing I was going to mention earlier, by the way, because I got so many messages about this on every platform. I don't know if you saw jeopardy on Friday. But we had the answer on jeopardy. What is a fast car? And we have so many questions saying, oh my God, davo, this is like your real signal to rodge that you've put a Tracy Chapman question on jeopardy. The clip like flew around the Internet. I just want to say, of course, I'm executive producing the shove just announced I'm permanent on it. It's not like I'm just gonna sit around thinking, how can I amuse roger and GFPs by putting clues on the show? Having said that, I didn't take it out when I saw it in the rundown. Newcastle two, Leicester one, roger, the foxes went ahead on the 19th minute Vera really well worked corner that left your mate Adam Allah luckman to hit home. This really just for Bros NBA resume tape wanting to show teams how well he can dial up an inbound play. But despite having Northern Irish Erik spoelstra in the visiting technical area, the tune found a way back, the Brazilian Bruno guimaraes, who was tireless yet again, scoring in the 30th and 95th minute the winner, a diving header that sent the Saint James park faithful into rapture's Newcastle now on 37 points. Leicester. Everyone returning to fitness finally dominated possession, which will please the broad no end, even though he lost the battle at the last. Thanks to two goals from guy mares. The first he poked the ball out of Schmeichel's. Well, I can say anus, brave man, took about manscaping poor caspar, having a bit of a laurice of a season and then Bruno finished smartly with a diving header in the 95th minute charging away, shirt off, nips out, like a madman and for a second, he looked less Brazilian and more just like a Newcastle boy born and bred on a quiet night out on the town and it was humanly magnificent. There are no quiet nights out on that town, roger. Another game with a last minute winner Watford won Brentford two rods, the bees went ahead, the orns pulled level, but in the 95th minute, Ponce Janssen latched onto a Christian Eriksen free kick to head home and win it for Brentford Brentford, and now on 39 points and that Viking ship captained by Thomas Frank is just about to run ashore of Premier League safety. God bless Roy Hodges and his record of 7 losses in 11 games in charge includes a total blanket vicarage road. What Fred fans have now watched ten successive home defeats since they beat Manchester United for one way back in November. What an agony for them this season has turned out to be for Brentford, a completely different set of emotions, Christian Eriksen supplied the assist for another Brentford late late winner, of course he did. And he will now prepare himself for the truly emotional prospect of facing Tottenham next Saturday. My lord, what emotions will he experience when he takes the field in that one? We wish him godspeed. West Ham one Burnley won just about 48 hours after shock news that they'd fired Sean dyche Burnley head into a claret and blue battle with massive implications on both ends of the table and it was actually the visiting northerners who took the lead here thanks to the vote veg hoist of goals the 6 foot 6 Dutch tulip heading the ball in after it had hit the bar and bounced right up into the air, but another late goal here, this time Thomas soucek finding the equalizer in the 74th minute and that's how it ends. Burnley moved within three points of Everton. First of all, big question up top day though. How do you actually fire Sean dyche? Man is absolutely terrifying. You gotta kinda surprise fire him, right? I mean, do you think that was an in person face to face across a table? Do you think it was an early morning text? You fire a lot of people. How would you have done it? Well, you may not fire a lot of people. In my time. You told us, you told us, the only way to fire people is I don't let them get comfy and do small talk, you fire them. You said as soon as that foot hits you rug, you find as soon as that was the last conversation we had on this. As soon as they opened the door and they walk in as soon as their foot hits the rug, you fire them before their ass hits. It's an amateur move. You have to let them see. You got to sit, then you've got to stand up and get on the desk and get the higher ground to give yourself a chance in the ensuing life. Yeah, get a stick that you used to prod away a viper or something if one chance into your office, but also if you have a seat where when he puts his arms on the rest, just little kind of handcuffs just snap out of the arms. But I think he's a very, very frightening person to fire, wouldn't you imagine? Yeah, I wouldn't enjoy, I wouldn't enjoy that job unless I was surrounded by special forces. John knew he was going to be the fire that day that he walked into meet the burly chairman and he was surrounded by special forces. What have you been doing it firmly? Oh, you can affirm me, are you? You know, I think the other way to do it, if it is just a small goopy, you don't have access to the special forces, you got to tell Sean that you're going to, you're going to make him a made man, and then you've got to walk him into a garage and have to the Cesaro blew his brains out. It's really the only way. But it's firing did come as a shock. And for my life perspective, it is fascinating. One minute you are crewing it Everton. That they don't know how to win. The next you swimming with the Burnley fishes in the midst of a fourth relegation battle in 6 years with a squad of players who could be said to be championship quality, finance on an austerity budget, which makes it all even more surprising what he was doing was bloody alchemy. Season after season, constantly making a collective that should be in the championship stay in the Premier League. Were you shocked? Yeah, I was shocked, especially because they don't seem to have any other plan whatsoever. Think over the weekend it was announced they're now looking for an interim manager for these last few games of the season before announcing a permanent manager over the summer to take them. He loves the interim, but Sean dyche is going to get another job in a hurry. By the way, I talked to a lot of Everton fans this week..
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"sean dyche" Discussed on ESPN FC
"Pitbull, Gary. He got two yellows, one after the other, for dissent, arguing about a penalty which the referee wasn't going to give anyway. So, I mean, I think people say with age comes wisdom, not in Gary medals. Arsenal failed to capitalize on spurs defeat as they fall to Southampton one nail native. This can't all be down to the fact that Alexandre lacazette wasn't there after testing positive for COVID. Well, the positive is sorry to talk about positives again. But if you say that it is, then it means when he comes back, you'll be fine. See, the psychology there, that's how you spin things positively for a side. Now, I think looking back at the game, I think they should have scored could have scored and it's just a shame that the wheels are kind of fallen off. That's such a key time. For positives again for Arsenal fans. Spurs went and lost. Badly in the game. It was like Godzilla in the goal of saving everything. No, but it's just so interesting when you think about the fact that I think the last time Southampton were home, they conceded 6 to Chelsea, but then you come up against arsenal and you keep a clean sheet, you know, from a men's house is standpoint. It's a strange one. So Bayern win three Miller way to our media Bella filed and can secure their tenth consecutive Bundesliga title on Wednesday when they take on Borussia Dortmund. But gap the hangover from the Champions League elimination hasn't gone away. No, not really. Things are still muted. People aren't going, aren't excited. I mean, they've got the classic coming up. They can win a home against Dortmund. You'd think, yeah, yeah, this is how you can take it. No, it's live on dos future. Mueller's future. All of our con under pressure because he went for he went out to breakfast with his misses the day after they were eliminated by Villarreal. How dare he? Yeah, there's a lot of stuff hanging over the club and while it was professional intermediate beta cell tool on the second bottom and are terrible, it wasn't even that great a performance. In my view. Sean dyche has been sacked as Burnley bossed after nearly a decade and somebody named Mike Jackson is now in charge. I think he was the under 23s coach. And he's being helped by Ben me, who's the center back. They look better in the one one draw at West Ham. What do you make of it? I think it's very interesting. I think it's very, very interesting because the changes come and a lot of people saying it's the wrong decision. And it feels weird for people from the outside to cause something the wrong decision. When most of the people who made the decision are on the inside and see the bigger picture. So what I would say was he's obviously done a good job to this point, but maybe the job wasn't as good as it once was. And lo and behold, come the weekend when he's not there. They put out some of the performance. So if you want to read between the lines, perhaps there's something there to be said. Well, you could have won this game, too, if corneille had exactly the only thing to me is the whole thing about the takeover was predicated upon dite staying. Now then, I don't know. Yeah, things change. Things change. And Milan, both won back on Friday. So the pressure's on Napoli, who holds Joseph marinho's Roma in the next few hours, but gab, what's the story about Milan being sold again? Yeah, apparently the owners Elliott management have given a period of exclusivity to invest corp, which is a bahraini company. You might know them, you love the you watch House of Gucci, right? Yeah. Of course. Still luxury brand. We'll see they're talking around about a €1 billion. Sounds like a lot. I think I've done a really good job. I know steering the club in the right direction. We'll see if it happens. See if you take it to the next level. Interestingly, 20% of inverse court owned by boomer dala from the edit Arab Emirates, whose chief executive is, if I do not, there you go. Shout out to inaki Williams is Athletic Bilbao side may have lost a cell to Viggo on Sunday, but he is now played in 227 consecutive league matches. That's 6 years without missing a game, either as a starter or as a substitute. Can you fathom this? No. That's so so special. I know some people say the best abilities availability. But still to have been at a club for that long firstly to be in such good form that you have to play in these games. And just stay in healthy like that. That's truly truly incredible. These aren't just like tippy tappy soft games where nothing happens. You're throwing yourself out there and you're being competitive for that. Is that a goalkeeper? He's a striker. I need a striker who plays with energy and intensity. He's like, mister bump out there. Honestly, that is truly, truly incredible. And I think overall some people can try and aspire to get to that. Be probably very successful if you get to maybe a third of that. That's very, very special. So let's go Madrid be espanol two one thanks to a late late late VR penalty. Gab do you think this was the right call? I don't know. I don't think so. I don't know what the hell the VAR saw because corner comes in, but I will de Tomas has he does have his arm up, but he also has his leg up. I must have watched it like a million times. Everybody out there to go and watch this. I can not at any point see the ball striking any part of his arm. Let it leave it aside whether it's, you know, whether it was whether it was intentional or not, whether the arm was by side or whatever. It just thought it was so weird. Anyway, Carrasco converted the penalty. I'm going to go Madrid to starting the game really, really poorly made some change in the second half cut as per game on Cunha came on. And they ended up winning, so they stay on track for the top four. But it was just such an odd VAR call, because like I said, you can not, it's not even something where you look at it and you say, oh, how far up his arm is it? Or is his arm by his side? No, you just don't ever see the ball. Striking his arm. The Premier League could introduce halftime interviews with managers to come off the pitch. This enhance your viewing experience. I think it depends on the manager because there'll be some managers now. Between the two of us, we could write a transcript of exactly what they're going to say based on what the result of the game is at that point. The teams want to know that. Yeah, I think we just need to make some adjustments and we're going to play well. The teams went into yeah, you know, we're doing well, but we need to make sure we're ready for the second half. So where'd you make it to penalty? Well, I didn't see it. Yeah, basically if it's great if they do that, but just be ready for a ton of cliches. And if you don't like cliches, then please just don't introduce it. That's probably the best thing I could say. I think this works just some degree in other sports. Like you have this sometimes in basketball. But that's because they can talk about how they might make changes and then they can make those changes and then unchange them because there's unlimited substitutions or whatever. In football, like I said, there's so much tension. So there's so much in the spotlight. You're going to end up with people saying basically nothing. Because sometimes if they were to be really, really honest, chances are it's going to cost them money. It's definitely not going to go too well. So Erling Haaland scored twice as brushy Dortmund beat up Wolfsburg 6 one. Gab there were 5 north about halftime. Why is this team so Jekyll and Hyde? Very I have no idea. I've been handling them all season for their inconsistency for their defensive foibles. You can screw up defensively in this one. Did they score they scored right away? The one good thing is they.
Men In Blazers
"sean dyche" Discussed on Men In Blazers
"Know I could do it when I was younger, but I was like, no, I'm over the two I actually think I can still do it. So I'll be in the hotel room, doing the worm. God bless mckellen too, are you making Concacaf proud? One more question, please. Raj, this is Doug from Dublin, Ohio, Crystal Palace fan, the singing ringing tree whales at flament, Sean dyche has been stacked by Burnley. I'm shocked and stunned, my question to you is, do you think anybody currently managing the Premier League has a chance to make it to ten years like Sean dyche is clock the one, anyone else, Raj? Thanks. Oh, Doug. I not spoken enough over the past couple of weeks about the trademark. Frank Lampard decade old dynasty that's about to come. Look, what Sean Dodge did was magnificent. It really was the last Premier League manager, as I said earlier, to have been in football for longer than the men in blazers, her Sully television. I mean, I do not think we will see his like again. Well, one more than anything. This area of Twitter football fandom just need your opinions are an unstoppable spigot. You know, I was reading one this morning about Everton, someone tweeted, could have had Unai Emery. Could have had two call, could have had more ease Everton football club. I mean, God, football, none of that. Football doesn't work like any of that. But clubs do sentiment analyses of social media and weigh that into their footballing decisions and for managers, the hook is shorter than ever for many different reasons. The proof is we're living in an era in which some teams have three bloody managers in a season, I've said this before. They used to happen in Italy when that was the biggest league in the world in the 90s and we in England used to laugh at it. That is what we become to some degree because football is now lived in in an era of recency bias. You see this in the coverage of the game one match lost and suddenly it's freefall or crisis. One game one and a profound announcement that the team is back and it's ridiculous. It's utterly utterly knee jerk and ridiculous and what that does. In the middle of low end of the table, ultimately the teams are now widgets, not for us as fans. We live and die with them, but most of them at this point are owned by sports equity investors conglomerates and to be clear, many of them have American owners and to be totally totally clear based on conversations I've had with some of these American owners. A number of them have astonishing lack of football history, knowledge, just IQ, like zero understanding of English football. They are utterly terrified by this foreign notion of relegation. First and foremost, the team is an investment, and they will do anything anything to make money off that investment. I mean, ask yourself this, you're in a relegation battle, would you have sold Chris Wood to a relegation rival? If you did not only care about revenue and God, then they look at the money they will lose with relegation around approximately depending, you speak to about $300 million, hence just erratic decisions like see you later Sean dyche. And in terms of the big teams, I should note, the managers there, if they are not sacked after a poor run of form or a European disaster, they leave for different reasons. They almost claps as human beings under the hysterical crucible of the job. They have to be spokespeople, man managers, psychologists, statisticians, tacticians, sports scientists, diplomats, economists, more, and I mean, just that pressure cooker does to Klopp and pep just humanly, incredible things take so much out of them. It is not sustainable. The human can not live like that for more than 5 or 6 years, pep consumes himself almost with the heat of a thousand suns, and every job before city he left after three, four years before he tapped out Klopp. Lasted, I think, was it 7 seasons at Dortmund before his team, tuned him out, they just wilted. It was like watching a souffle claps in the oven. What happened there? And in short, the days had a long-term manager over the days of the dictator long-term manager, like the great great great Bill shankly, the man who built Liverpool into this modern powerhouse, we now watch weekend week out. Who for 15 trophy suit years between 1959 and 1974 lived out his management philosophy which he articulates here. Let's listen to some of the great Bill shankly and his Scottish accent, which may be hard at first listen, but it's worth giving him a good old ear. Here he's asked if he's hard on his players. Well, I'm hard than people in need to be hard. For people who don't need to have that on the very opposite. So there's a balance as you see. I mean, I would be, I think the man needs a who's.
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Tennis: The Davis Cup gets a massive overhaul
"And controversial proposals to. Revamp the Davis Cup and. Turn it into a season ending eighteen World Cup star Being backed by a majority of National Tennis federations the IT f. the international federation secured a two thirds majority. Of their annual general meeting and the twenty, five year plan will start next season in two thousand nineteen, it'll, cost, two and. A half billion pounds and it's funded by an investment group led by the. Boss Luna footballer