Dyche sacked

[ricardobee]

Wilder taking over would make me nervous. OK not the best manager in the world but wouldn’t surprise me if he galvanised Burnley enough to get a few results in the short period of time. Whether enough to save them I don’t know

come with me
and you'll be
in a world of fading relegation





*sorry, thats Gene Wilder

 

[Yarrgh]

The way people lost their heads after his comments after beating us have made me a Dyche fan for life.

Doesn't look like a coach who knows to last a season.

 

[edge]

Wilder taking over would make me nervous. OK not the best manager in the world but wouldn’t surprise me if he galvanised Burnley enough to get a few results in the short period of time. Whether enough to save them I don’t know

Why would Wilder leave Boro they are as big and are in with a shout of coming up?

 

[Runub]

Why would Wilder leave Boro they are as big and are in with a shout of coming up?

You are probably correct. Just looking at the betting and jumping to conclusions.

 

[edge]

You are probably correct. Just looking at the betting and jumping to conclusions.

Agree with you don't want him there he could be a danger ,could see him getting a result or two

 

[witchdoc187]

David Unsworth

 

[witchdoc187]

That squad has seven players that will be on the right side of 30 a year from now. They bought three of them this year.

I don't know what Dyche is supposed to do with no funds and no saleable assets. It's a borderline miracle that he kept them up this long. I don't know who they think they will bring in that will keep them up both this season and next. Making a change seems odd. Making it now seems very odd.

Total desperation isn't it?

 

[davmaher]

I do genuinely think this is the case. Positivity in football just doesn’t feel right to them. Everything must have a caveat.

Every silver lining has a cloud.

 

[TheBigIguana]

Let's be honest guys they could appoint George Weah's cousin and half of you'd be in here saying the new manager bounce will send us down. We don't play this weekend, spring is settling in and we won last time out. Worry about Burnley later

 

[witchdoc187]

Last roll of the dyche

 

[Leylo]

Surely to do that someone was in line to take over, weird if they haven't imo. 2 days before a massive game nuts

 

[peteblue]

Sorry for Dyche, happy for us…..

 

[peteblue]

Last roll of the dyche

Finger pulled out of the Dyche…..

 

[GP_Monty]

Seems a proper odd decision, especially with the timing and the rumours of Ben Mee(?) being in charge.

I guess they see it as a risk worth taking, if they get that "new manager bounce".

I think they'll drop like a stone, though. I'm talking double relegation, Sunderland style.

 

[DanEFC92]