He got his team relegated, Big Sam never got a team relegated. There’s a difference here
Wasn't in charge of West Brom then eh
Do try and keep up when spouting crap about other managers
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He got his team relegated, Big Sam never got a team relegated. There’s a difference here
“Sky Sports pundit Jamie Carragher branded Burnley's decision to sack Dyche as a 'joke', adding on Twitter: "If you had given him a decent budget you would never have had a worry about getting relegated."He got his team relegated, Big Sam never got a team relegated. There’s a difference here
Aside from Southampton, every other side in this league play better and more effective football than we do.Bottom 3 at this stage is unacceptable, what a crap show. Sorry Frank but time's up because we don't look capable of turning it around.
I do worry if that coaching team can't get them to transfer what they practice on the training pitch to the match, it's going to be a tough tough ask for anyone.
Our goalk now is to finish above 3 other teams, that for me is a disgrace for this club in 2023.
People said the same about Tony Pullis keeping Stoke in the division for years on minimal budget…do you want him?“Sky Sports pundit Jamie Carragher branded Burnley's decision to sack Dyche as a 'joke', adding on Twitter: "If you had given him a decent budget you would never have had a worry about getting relegated."
Fellow Sky Sports pundit Gary Neville added: "Well done to Sean Dyche for doing one of the great managerial jobs in PL history. He had a bantamweight budget and yet punched hard against the heavyweights for years."
The job he done there is incredibly underrated. The “budget” he had to work with there was an absolute joke, and yet he guided them to TWO promotions, a 7th place finish and incredibly European football, and kept them in the division for years. People on here slate our players as “championship standard “ but our squad is champions league material compared to the ragbag of misfits he somehow made a decent outfit out of at Burnley!
If we can’t afford to sign players we can’t afford to sack Lampard. That explains everything. Sit back and buckle up, April and May will be turbulent.
I agree with pretty much all of this. Honestly, football WAS better before the Premier League - at least it was if "competitiveness" and "hope" are your metrics. At the risk of sounding like the old fart I am, clubs like Ipswich Town, Nottingham Forest, Norwich City, Wimbledon, Coventry City, Luton Town, Southampton, and West Ham United all had - and in each case took - silverware opportunities.I really really hate the way the financial aspect of the game has made it almost impossible to catch up. If your owner has the money, he should be allowed to spend it. It's basically become a closed shop, the only way to do it is the backing of someone like Toon and City have.
I just don't see how we can compete with teams that can spend £100m on one player and probably over £50m most of the squad, which is higher than our record signing. The likes of City, Chelsea, Utd, RS are all able to spend more than we ever can, game's rigged from top to bottom to favour certain clubs in the CL.
CL is a farce, it is just a cash cow for a handful of teams, the only teams that win it, about 6 of them in the mix every season. You no longer see the likes of red Star Belgrade or Anderlecht get anywhere near a final, both clubs have been winners in the past, even Aberdeen and Dundee Utd had good runs in cups in the 80's, nowhere to be seen, even in their own league which is a farce..
I hate football these days, it's done as a competitive sport for all but a few.
Seano DychioDyche's problem is image, he looks like a scotch egg with a goatee.
If he was a bit more European, a bit more exotic he would be a bit more in demand.
Hardly comparable is it? The bloke is in his 60’s and has been irrelevant for many many years, f course I wouldn’t want him. But back in the day Pullis did do a good job at Stoke there’s no denying that. Howe relegated Bournemouth and the main criticism was that he couldn’t organise a defence (bit like Martinez) and they conceded goals for fun. Howe was always laughed off on here as a possible candidate. He now has one of the best defensive records in the league at Newcastle and what a job he’s doing there. He had them upwardly mobile before they started splashing the cash as well and they’ve hardly gone and brought a load of expensive superstars. Not everyone is going to be onboard with Dyche and that’s fair enough, we all have our opinions. But personally, I think he’d get a tune out of this squad and would demand nothing less than 100% from each and every one of them.People said the same about Tony Pullis keeping Stoke in the division for years on minimal budget…do you want him?
A rousing defence - he should hire you as his agent….still a massive no!Hardly comparable is it? The bloke is in his 60’s and has been irrelevant for many many years, f course I wouldn’t want him. But back in the day Pullis did do a good job at Stoke there’s no denying that. Howe relegated Bournemouth and the main criticism was that he couldn’t organise a defence (bit like Martinez) and they conceded goals for fun. Howe was always laughed off on here as a possible candidate. He now has one of the best defensive records in the league at Newcastle and what a job he’s doing there. He had them upwardly mobile before they started splashing the cash as well and they’ve hardly gone and brought a load of expensive superstars. Not everyone is going to be onboard with Dyche and that’s fair enough, we all have our opinions. But personally, I think he’d get a tune out of this squad and would demand nothing less than 100% from each and every one of them.