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How deoes he do that? He's told by the club threats have been made to the board, that's why they're not at the club and that's all he knows.

Tory, Judas rat.

Spot on that. Fantastic rant.

He literally said the fans were great while he was here.

He was describing the general 💩 show round the club when he arrived.

We'll have about 30 odd pen pushers and 15 players at this rate. 'Transfer consultant'.

His arrogance is only matched by his incompetency. It's probably the first time he's been scrutinised in public office and he looks well out of his depth.

It's maybe too close to when he was here for many people to realise and appreciate the job he did here.

There's always some stat that can be twisted to suggest it was 'fine'. The feller did a solid 6/10 job overall and saved our necks in two of the seasons he was here. Average manager, but I like and respect him. I think many or most do too.

...and an injury crisis and no money, in fact selling players...

The person who knows their own limitations can also be wise and courageous too. To suggest Moyes could take over from him to get more out of players who'd lost their nerve underlines he's put the club before himself. Of course, if any of that isn't true we'll soon hear about it because he's...

Looks like there's no non-disclosure clauses in Dyche's compensation package anyway.

What?! We were all over the place.

Not at all. 6/10 he gets from me overall. A damn sight more than Ild give the likes of Koeman or Lampard.

Well he's claimed a lot in that interview: basically that the players had begun to doubt themselves and that's why he left. If that isn't true he's left himself exposed, and I doubt he's claimed that without there being some foundation to it. I think that's more than enough, tbf. He came...

It's clear also that Dyche was asked who should succeed him and he told them Moyes. If all or any of that is untrue then it'd be rejected by someone at the club and he'd be in hot water. That Lineker interview has exploded in the laps of the haters and underlines what the vast majority of...

So the truth has come out in the end: the players believed they couldn't handle the pressure and and so Dyche took the decision to leave them in the hands of another coach who might get the extra bit of confidence out to save the club. A story that can be backed up by Moyes himself. The more I...

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