2024/25 Sean Dyche - Sacked

[Curtis]

Saw this last night ..

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That's bunk his contract is up at the end of the season and unless there's a 50 million pound clause it wouldn't violate psr lol

 

[efcfanwirral]

Saw this last night ..

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We've got til June 30th to sort PSR, though it would involve selling a player I guess.

 

[Paulie]

Hi severance is doubled if they sack him, and he gets everything up front.

So, the money has everything to do with it.

Gardening leave?

 

[Rich1878]

That's bunk his contract is up at the end of the season and unless there's a 50 million pound clause it wouldn't violate psr lol

Yeh, it's most likely BS. Just thought I'd throw it in here

 

[b-rad]

Saw this last night ..

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But we’d have until 30 June to balance the books. I can understand it being something it would be best to avoid, but continuing with Dyche and having a greater than 50% chance of relegation feels like a worse option.

 

[Curtis]

I hope the reason it hasn't occured yet is that the friedkin's are preparing a game of throne style walk of shame through Liverpool for his sacking

 

[Rooney_Tunes]

But we’d have until 30 June to balance the books. I can understand it being something it would be best to avoid, but continuing with Dyche and having a greater than 50% chance of relegation feels like a worse option.

It is.

 

[Tel001]

We've got til June 30th to sort PSR, though it would involve selling a player I guess.

Selling brathwaite to pay for Dyche , stone and woan

A gift from beyond the grave from our beloved bill

 

[b-rad]

He’s also now bookies favourite and odds on, I know how much people like to use that one.

Three of the teams below us have already sacked a manager, and Ipswich aren’t likely to this season. No surprise he’s the odds on favourite. I can’t see any other manager in greater danger, and do think he’s next - but…I still have a bad feeling he will drag on a bit longer still.

 

[milks]

Hi severance is doubled if they sack him, and he gets everything up front.

So, the money has everything to do with it.

If he's sacked from a fixed term contract, he'll get what he was contracted to earn until the contract end date.
Payment terms are negotiated upon exit, rarely upfront because of the tax liability.

Unless you're privvy to something different?

 

[Rooney_Tunes]

But we’d have until 30 June to balance the books. I can understand it being something it would be best to avoid, but continuing with Dyche and having a greater than 50% chance of relegation feels like a worse option.

If they don't sack him before Villa, they are playing russian roulette with their investment.

If he stays and he keeps us up, good for us.

Very good chance he won't.

 

[CielosGrises]

He gets the same amount of money whether he leaves or stays. If he stays it's paid in salary. If he is sacked, it's paid in severance.
Money has nothing to do with it.

Well, to be fair he gets a holiday and put out of his misery - and avoids being blamed for relegation (for the 2nd time now since Burnley sacking..).

 

[TheBlueBlitzer]

Gone yet or extended contract

 

[milks]

He’s also now bookies favourite and odds on, I know how much people like to use that one.

Means nothing at all - just kneejerk reaction to the current form and the article Sky have run with.

 

[MikeH72]

Three of the teams below us have already sacked a manager, and Ipswich aren’t likely to this season. No surprise he’s the odds on favourite. I can’t see any other manager in greater danger, and do think he’s next - but…I still have a bad feeling he will drag on a bit longer still.

Lopetegui has been odds on favourite for the past 6 weeks and Dyche has suddenly jumped above him. That’s enough to suggest to me something is happening.