Sean Dyche is not what you think...
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Sean Dyche is the new manager of Everton FC. Dyche developed a reputation with Burnley for turgid, but effective football. But as JJ Bull explains he is much more refined than the reputation that precedes him.
How can he turn Evertonâs fortunes around? How will he get the most out of a side with no new mid-season signings?
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I hope at some point they make one of these videos with JJ in a different kit every time they cut back to him with no explanation at all.
They did in this video. Itâs a different Scottish playerâs name on the back in every shot, you just canât see it because heâs facing towards the camera
He also did during the euros livestream
@@laluneodyssee4404 yeah and him and joe died laughingđđ
Gives me good flashbacks of the last AFCON Final live stream what JJ had new jerseys every cut
He just needs to wear 1 green one to do it.
Burnley fan here. Nice to see someone on this subject who actually watched us. The only correction I'd make is that we didn't always play with two big number 9s. Danny Ings wasn't that, neither was Andre Gray, Maxwell Cornet or Vydra. I think Dyche actually tried to sign Demarai Gray at Burnley. That said, and I've spent many years defending us and Dyche in various comments sections, after 9 years it got really boring. This season under Kompany is the most fun I've had following Burnley probably ever. I can remember a game last season when I went in the pub after a game (think we lost 2-0 at home) and everyone in the pub was talking about this crisp packet that blew across the pitch halfway through the second half, which tells you everything. I regularly turned games off when we conceded because the game was practically over, or worse I watched someone else on the tv instead. This season, I can't wait until the next game. If I can't make it and it's not on tv, I'm listening to it on the radio, I'm watching all our highlights. I'm glued. You can say it's at a different level but even in the Championship under Dyche it was never fun to watch. I can remember his first full season. We played York City away in the cup. We were shocking and the away end entertained itself with inflatables all game. I can remember saying to a friend we were going down. We finished 2nd. I don't regret it one bit though, what he did for this club was amazing. 7 seasons of Premier League money has transformed the club. I do think he can be as successful at Everton, which for them probably means boring their way into the top 6. I'd take that if I was them.
I'm a norwich fan I've forgotten what pain feels like
This year you're in the Championship and one of the big boys, that's why you're enjoying what you're seeing. Burnley were new to the Prem and couldn't stay in the league for a season until Dyche got there. They've had years of Prem money and parachute payments to put them above Championship level teams. Let's see how long Kompany lasts in the Prem, if you get there, and how long he can last with the same level of investment. You don't have the money or setup to compete in the premier league. Survival is boring yes, but that's the best ANY manager, yes any could ever do with Burnley. He was forced with meager means to adopt a certain way to survive. If you give most managers big money teams then they can afford to be riskier in their style.
@@zombievikinggaming4258 Which is why I made the comparison with Dyche's promotion teams and not the Premier League. I've seen Burnley win the Championship under Dyche, with parachute payments, spending ÂŁ23m and finishing as top scorers with 23 unbeaten on 93 points. That season wasn't as fun as this one. The Coyle promotion was more fun too with zero Premier League money. We'll see about next season. Maybe we'll do a Norwich, or maybe we'll do a Brighton/Brentford. Time will tell.
@@michaelc.1710 united fan here, your football under kompany is really entertaining to watch. dyche football is dreadfull and not fun to watch as a nutral spectator
@@zombievikinggaming4258 I think next season Burnley will surprise a lot of teams in the premiership. There is nearly nine months for that young side to develop and improve, plus further investment. Exciting times for Burnley fans.
Regarding Dyche and Everton, it is going to be a tough watch at times until the end of the season, but Iâve got a feeling Dyche can turn them around. It will be interesting to see if Dyche will be given time to build at Everton with higher quality players. Can see them ending up like a Simeone Atletico team
The bit where you showed the team shifting horizontally in defence used to be something Everton were excellent at. Moyes had a training pitch with vertical lines and the team used to practice moving as a unit with a player in each neighbouring channel, so eg a defender in channels 1 through 4, and switch wings, players in 3 through 6.
West Ham two seasons ago were very adept at pushing the play wide, trapping the opposition and forcing them to cross from deep. Then they'd counter-attack from the clearing header, which how Dawson suddenly went from a rubbish at Watford to a key player for West Ham because he places his headers so well. One of the reasons West Ham have gone off the boil in the last year is because they've stopped doing that so well.
Also, worth noting - arguably the biggest weakness of the 442 is the 2 man midfield that can get easily overrun against a 3 man central midfield. Dyche's Burnley overcame this by: a) getting his wide midfielders to play slightly more narrow, limiting the free spaces in the centre, and b) having 2 surprisingly good central midfielders who are capable of simply outworking opposition players. These include Josh Brownhill, in my view the most underrated player in English football. When they went down, I expected a bidding war for his signature. So many teams could be strengthened by having a player of his quality, including at European level. Bizarre watching him drop down to the championship.
Everton played 3-4-3 for the majority of last season and scraped tough fought results playing ugly football. But the midfield was getting constantly overrun and the only solution was a switch to 4-3-3 which is why Gueye was bought in as a 6. However, he's been absolutely horrific and made so many errors leading to goals. And of course there's Everton's threadbare attack. No manager in the world can turn Maupay into a competent goal scorer, Gray shows flashes of brilliance but isn't consistent enough and DCL has done more modelling in the last two years than he's played football.
The lack of spending in January, taking the cash for Gordon and the fact that they gave Dyche a 2 and a half year contract points to the fact that the board have accepted that they might get relegated this season and are already preparing for life in the championship.
@@areebsiddiqui758 nah, Dyche will save them. He'll pick players based on their ability to execute his system, not reputation. What I wonder if, will they recall Dele at any point? Because I genuinely think, if there's ever a manager who can get Dele firing again, it's Dyche. He'll tolerate no nonsense, but he has excellent man management skills, and Dele could be the perfect 2nd striker in Dyche's system.
@@lllPA94lll Dele Alli is finished. He's flopping in the Turkish league and getting booed by his own fans. Dyche and Alli is literally chalk and cheese. No way would he entertain the idea of even having Alli near the vicinity of the training ground. He'd rather play his own mother up top.
@@areebsiddiqui758 We didn't play 343 for the majority of last season. It was 442.
Great video. I hope the Everton players are able to follow Dyche's instruction.
That's the Question! đ
Guy looks like a wwf bad guy. If he says its tuesday , then its tuesday...
@@armondtanz BECAUSE STONE COLD DYCHE SAID SO!!
Amazing analysis! Probably your best one yet JJ Bull !
Nice to see someone analysing "Dyche-ball" that gives the impression of actually having watched his Burnley team play! Honestly, from 90% of the coverage I've seen in the last couple of days you would think he employed a particularly ugly version of what Wimbledon did in the late 80s/early 90s. Top video mate.
He also got trapped a bit by Burnley and his recruitment network being so limited. He talked about it in an interview, but they basically would only sign fairly low risk players already in England and would rarely take risks outside of that. That's a really difficult cycle to break from within, but something that can be changed by going to a new club (and for Burnley bringing in somebody like Kompany.)
I'm excited to see Dyche at Everton I think he'll do really well
@@pulleyfm8585 agreed, I always imagined Dyche in his time at Burnley looking at Brighton and Brentford and thinking "I could work bloody magic with that sort of recruitment network."
@@pulleyfm8585 Spot on comment...
As an Everton fan this is the video Iâve been waiting for. I feel this is the best squad of players Dyche has had in his career and believe he will be able to keep us up. Thanks for the breakdown Tifo !!!
Going down
@@dbz9393 just beat arsenal
@@raihanbaid367 new manager bounce, still going down đ
@@dbz9393 doubt it , dyche has never been relegated
@@GuinessOriginal first time for everything
His Sean Dyche impression lives in my head rent free đ
Missing the TIFO Football Show đ„Č
Average tiki taka fan vs Average Brexitball enjoyer
Not an England fan, but if Dyche took over England national team, they'd win something. He is very underrated and way better than chicken shyte managers like Southgate.
The wine vs. pint comparison had me in tears đ
Having listened to the podcast it's hilarious how much overlap there is between the intro and the segment in the podcast
Iâd love a video on Fulham or Brentford tactical setups
Theyâve earned one being so high in the table this year
Games at goodison are going to get tougher for visiting teams as the season reaches its tipping point.. those who have already played there have avoided a huge banana skin..
Maybe, but Goodison doesn't seem like a very happy place at the moment and players don't want to be there. Actually think the pressure of an intimating home crowd could affect this weak minded crop of Everton players more so than the opposition. Doesn't feel like last season when the entire fanbase got behind the team and willed them in to results. This year the air feels a lot more toxic and miserable.
@@areebsiddiqui758 I have the same feeling about this year Everton team compared to last yearâs.
Would love a video on whatâs going at Reims in France.
they thought ancelotti was a mad man playing 442 at everton
Thank you, I am not familiar with Dyche except for the words in the media like, long balls, defensive, boring! On Saturday he amazed me with that performance he brought out of our lazy players. It was a great analysis.
Dyche has been the hill I'm willing to die on for years now in that of all the "negative/old school" style managers, I genuinely believe the guy could have a team play some decent ball if given the opportunity. The guy is more than long balls and bus-parking
Same. Too many people turn their nose up at him, but he played what he had to play with an extremely bare bones side in a top league. With investment, he'll make a very strong side
Exactly the guy is smart enough to play to the players strengths, sometimes that's not 70% possession. It's the exact thing I was praising Ancelotti for at Everton, his adaptability, not just to nullify the opposition, but adapt the attacking style to suite the players who are fit. Not many manager seem to get that bit down as easily
âGood chance they sign someoneâ Oh JJ, thatâs not the Everton way
Spot on JJ. So frustrating going to watch Everton and we have no clear way of playing
The intro had me rolling.. đ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł
I hope you're right mate.
Superb analysis đ
Can't wait for Dyche to work his magic in the transfer window! This Everton team really needs reinforcements if they want to stay up! Oh wait...
Did they genuinely bring no one in during the January transfer windowđ
@@thedetective3477 They did. Theyâre the only team that didnât bring in anyone.
Kamaldeen Sulemana chose Southampton over Everton. I think that should show just how unattractive Everton are right now.
Free transfers are still allowed, I believe. If that's a consolation!
@@lukemclellan2141 Iâll take someone over no one. Still pathetic that Everton signed no one in the transfer window with the position theyâre in.
Team struggles, Sell Gordon, brings nobody, amazing...
After that 1st half Everton just had, I am a believer!
Tifo always crazy with their foreshadowing
Should have done the entire video with the Sean Dyche impression.
Someone checked out Seanâs master class video. đ Love the content guys ! â€ïž
Yep. I said this before JJ brought it up đ
in one FM game Dyche became manager of Barcelona.. they played a 4-4-2 :P
Loving the SeanDychean narrative. Hope he can build success with them
The Four Horsemen of Sean Dyche impression
Connor Moore. Jim Farley. Mark Goldbridge. JJ Bull
I personally got a feeling Everton will win against Arsenal after sean dyche appointment, I do rated him.i believe he is a very good manager. Anyways you told me so!!
We might get to see Iwobi in that attacking midfield/2nd center forward next to DCL if they're both ready.
Great analysis! Sean gives Everton a chance đȘ
I'm SO mad Everton got this man! As a Liverpool fan, it's a sad day for me. Only man I would have after Klopp at Liverpool.
Everton need Maguire.
Very good video!
Do a video on Will Still at Remis
JJ "You told us so!"đđđ
Ngl, I liked the video as soon as I heard JJ's voice.
JJ should do these videos for the Scottish leagues
Amazing against arsenal.
Sigma Brexitball 1 -0 Beta tiki taka
I always used to notice burnley using 1-2s under dyche which to me is also aesthetic in itâs way. Imo âaestheticâ doesnât have to mean possession. Also players like cork and brownhill especially have more technique than people give them credit for
Forgot the "press high" in a 4-3-2-1 formation.
Nice to see JJ in a proper shirt!
I'd be interested to see what you say about Darren Moore.
Future England manager? Or defensive coach!
JJ should've done this in his Dyche impression fully
the other variable is the Everton board, who won't back him and sack him when the football is deemed boring
Youâre the best JJ
I'm watching this after the win against Arsenal but I reckon Dyche was the perfect choice for Everton anyway. Yeah he'll do what he has to to keep Everton up but I reckon there's more to his game than what we've seen with Burnley, where I thought he worked wonders on a shoestring for years.
Rondon was right there. A big lad, and you donât think he will start for Dyche
When are you guys making a video about Barcelona's defense? I mean, they won all their games in January and only conceded 2 goals
Because they aren't playing in the English premier league
Probably when they spank united
@user-lk3cc7yy4b pls don't jinx this for us. We all know barca wins big games when we least expect it
They play in farmers league
please what tool are you using to analyze?
JJ is best at these I love that boy
Can u give us some videos like how we can beat City and their weakness something like that?
I canât see it panning out.
Dyche might have a rep for defensive solidity but last year they were really poor despite having the best goalie in England!
I think part of the much have in it a contingency that gets him a chance to come back from the championship because he might need that time and his players before he can imprint the team.
they lost both their centre backs and got little to no investment the whole time he was there
'Dyche might have a rep for defensive solidity but last year they were really poor despite having the best goalie in England!'
But isn't that exactly the point? They have brought in a guy who will make them more solid.
Ellis Simms is a big striker you forgot about that we recalled from his loan
Tifo IRL is one of the only channels I watch on Normal 1x speed. I think that is a great indication of the quality and pace of the content. Thanks!
I love how Rondon is still on everton in this
Please, Mr. Dyche⊠shithouse a win against Arsenal. The bantz and memes would be amazing
A lot of people saying Everton will use 4 large Center Half's at the back. đ€
every time we try to move the ball forward all our players are so tightly marked we go back or lose the ball
Sean Dyche has done a wonderful job at Burnley for a decade with championship players and a small budget. The problem for Everton is they can't score goals like Wolves and West Ham though defensively they ain't bad. While Dyche doesn't play the most attractive football he can get results even if it's ugly.
Can he not fix Everton after the Arsenal game, in need of 3 points?
Could we please, for the love of God, have a video on Borussia Dortmund, they're going to go against chelsea, the top spenders in the entire world, who have pretty much purchased an entire first team in last few transfer windows, worth more than bvbs entire squad.
Please?
Don't think our squad is that badly suited to playing a 442.
We've never played DCL and Maupay together for longer than 10 minutes. I'd hope we play them with Gray & Iwobi out wide.
Gueye was asked to be a 1 man midfield for Lampard, he'll improve under Dyche.
Tark will be a good defender but I'd be unsure about his partner. Godfrey is reckless and I don't think Coady or Keane are good enough.
Patterson & Mykolenko were constantly exposed 2v1 under Lampards system, while Gordon, McNeil and Gray never tracked properly, Dyche won't allow this and the space between the fullback and winger will hopefully be tighter.
I've some hope but I don't think we'll be able to pull 23ish points from 18 matches, but hopefully we can put up a fight.
He's perfect for England
Well you was right Big W against Arsenal
I think Dyche will keep them up
Under rated tactician, future England manager đ€
8th ish
Love me some dyche ball
I think Everton are going down but by the end of the season will be playing reasonably well as it will take time for Dyche to get his system to work on such a chaotic team. The real question will be what will they do after being relegated. Personally I believe if they keep Dyche they will comfortably bounce back with a team fit for the premier league. If they sack him then I can see them heading into a death spiral mirroring Leeds with a long list of bizarre choices of managers that will probably include Joey Barton.
1:52 wing back back
Wow very interesting...
That Patterson sounds alright, wonder who he used to play for
wish you included son running through burnley teehee
Pretty nice call on Everton not having an obvious partner to Calvert-Lewin up front. They played 4-5-1 instead. :D
This is so great to watch after winning against arsenal, arteta could have acted better in the second half
So what, so long as whatever they do they keep up? Dyche is the man for that approach. God only knows what Everton were thinking with their signings and Lampard (too inexperienced and probably out of his depth). Dyche: Been there done that. Only reason Burnley went down was they had to sell players and eventually it catches up (See Leicester). But he kept EPL footie for so long on a tiny budget. Fairly amazing.
wish youâd done it in accordance to arsenal given that is his first game.
Why look at Dyche's stats & tactics in his final season, when that resulted in performances that got him sacked?
Because he's overrated just like Chris Wilder.
Whereâs Ellis Simms in your squad?
Marcelo Bielsa is too hectic and frantic to be compared to a fine wine. A Jaegerbomb, maybe
Mezcal?
It was nice of Sean Dyche to give away all of his tactics
Yeah, what a blunder. If only he was as astute as you and not made that mistake. Because rival managers are completely incapable of analysing how his teams play...đ€Ąđ€Ą
@@Eat-MyGoal Are you ok?
If dcl stays fit everton stay up in my opinion. perfect striker for dyche
Burnley never played hoof long ball they played direct and got it out to the wings and into the box
Some good points there but I also disagree on a couple of things: I dont see M. Keane coming back in, neither do I see Gray as a second striker, Maupay more likely or even Simms. Coleman is also too old to be a regular, Patterson wont necessarily drop in my opinion. Midfield of Onana - Gueye is also questionable, as both are nothing like guys like Cork or Westwood that Dyche liked. Garner could be an option or even Iwobi as Dyche likes runners there who are comfy on the ball. Iwobi while lacking productivity in the final third does these two things well and has a decent eye for balls in behind. I could see Gueye being dropped. If we play 4-4-2 I reckon something like Pickford; Myko/Godfrey - Mina/Coady - Tarky - Patterson; Iwobi/Garner - Onana/Gueye - McNeil/Townsend - Gray (dont know which player on what side to be honest, I can see both scenarios, probably Gray on the left, McNeil/Townsend right); Dom - Maupay.
This team would have question marks in midfield and and the wide areas going forward but could be solid defensively, and might bring out the best in the two strikers. DCL and Maupay have to resemble to Wood-Barnes duo in order for Everton to have a chance.
He may also play Doucouré who has been crap for us.
@@NorfolkCatKickers Yes, I have been thinking this, but really dont know where. On paper, getting Doucouré back to what he was under Ancelotti and in the early days of Benitez would be great. He might actually be a candidate for the 'Jeff Hendrick' role which in my set-up would be the second striker whod then play deeper. Out of the midfield players we have he is actually one of the more capable ones in terms of scoring a goal. Still, to think he d be our 2nd most advanced player would also be somewhat depressing.
are Lampardâs Everton the first true âvibeballâ team?
You told me so
Who are Notts Forest? đł
"If he's not injured" đ
Too early to type this but you told me so
This has aged like fine wine.
this video is deff getting undercut by dyche talking bout his tactical approach himself on the coach's voice.
Arsenal fan and Iâm shitting myself for the game next week. Goodison rocking with Dycheball in full effect đšđšđš
Early Arsenal goal will take away their positive atmosphere to negative
too soon IMO, they will still be in panicball mode, easy victory for Arsenal
Everton environment is looking pretty bad at the moment .Sean Dyche is a good fit currently for them.
Aged well
@@camosl7932đ at least city lost as well
Why does Sean Dyche like 442? because from the side it looks like a pint glass
Just need them to get a point against arsenal
Loved this
Thatâs not bull burr with a suit?
This video kind of boils down to 1) playing a 4-4-2 doesn't mean that your tactics are simplistic, boring, or ineffectual and 2) Everton has lacked the "Will to Win"TM this season lol