2024/25 Sean Dyche - Sacked

[MikeH72]

If Jordan Pickford dives the other way for two penalties, a decision that Sean Dyche has nothing to do with, then we have 15 points after 19 games. So sadly the league table and also every underlying statistic you could find, doesn’t support the idea that these players have improved under this manager.

 

[Blue_Eagle]

I've just heard from a good mate of mine who's got a sky box that it said on sky sports news that Dyche's future is uncertain.

Just passing on what I've heard...

 

[Curtis]

There's reasons for that. We have our creative players Garner and McNeil out.

Do you see an alternative manager to Dyche getting wins with no brain out on the pitch to pull levers?

I dont.

We weren't winning games on regular basis when they were fit , Dwight had two good games then disappeared long before he got injured

 

[COYBL25]

There is absolutely no safety with Dyche and everyone knows it…
We are tough to beat is another illusion backed only by Pickford’s heroics…
Risks need to be taken to get survival…

This is spot on.

If it wasn`t for Pickford, we`d have taken zero points, instead of three from our last five games.

Is any wonder the lad is so upset when he`s coming off the pitch.

 

[efcste97]

I remember this a bit differently to most people it seems.

At the risk of defending Dyche here - I don't think Jackson had any more of a chance at saving Burnley as Dyche would have had he stayed on. They got a brief 'bounce' but after that they looked even more hopeless than they did under Dyche and went down anyway..

There’s no evidence to suggest he would have kept them up—he wasn’t even managing draws by the end. Dyche had only secured 4 wins by the time he was sacked in mid-April. In his final 7 games, they lost 5, won 1, and drew 1. All the evidence suggests he was taking them down.

 

[Neiler]

Look at Wolves.

They looked clueless, the players looked like they`d given up and we put four past them ffs !!!!!!

Now I`m not saying the new guy is the saviour or he`ll have them in the Champions League, but they look like a different team now.

We will find the truth when the new manager comes in and does his own assessment on the state of the team.

I`m expecting whoever it is, to find a few nasty surprises tbh.

Fair point mate.

Their problem was at the back, with Cunha they have a double digit striker. The back you can organise that.

If a new lad is coming in here and pulling double digits or close to it out of any of DCL, Harrison, McNeill or Lindstrom ill be back in here, saying how wrong i was and i hope i am. I have my doubts.

 

[davek]

You`re starting to come across as a drowning man, thrashing around for a lifebelt.

It doesn't feel that way.

I think the desperation is with a shower of pitchforkers stamping they feet because "doze yanks wont bin gravy tits, lad".

 

[GrandOldSte117]

Not against changing the manager but if we don't add to this squad, these serial losers will go on another winless run under the next fella

 

[trueblue84]

There's reasons for that. We have our creative players Garner and McNeil out.

Do you see an alternative manager to Dyche getting wins with no brain out on the pitch to pull levers?

I dont.

Using you rationale of "he's done it before, so will do it again", would moyes not do better?

I don't want him, by the way. But I do think he'd have better results than dyche.

 

[Curtis]

I didn't know it was possible to detect flop sweat from posts but Dave is proving is its possible

 

[Marius57]

It doesn't feel that way.

I think the desperation is with a shower of pitchforkers stamping they feet because "doze yanks wont bin gravy tits, lad".

When did they rehire Big Sam?

 

[Ruairi77]

Reporters are rehashing fan opinions on forums like this.

They know f.a.

Ild rather wait until hearing someone like The Bobble who will probably be a bit more connected than that.

the same bobble who spread the rumor that Dyche was due another full year of wages if he got fired?

 

[davek]

Using you rationale of "he's done it before, so will do it again", would moyes not do better?

I don't want him, by the way. But I do think he'd have better results than dyche.

Moyes would have a culture shock coming in here. He left a very decent team at this club (not as good as some have suggested, but still 1000% better than this squad).

This is beyond Moyes now. It'd kill him.

 

[Tony’s Carp]

James Rodriguez player manager

Even James Rodriguez wouldn’t play James Rodriguez these days.

 

[davek]

the same bobble who spread the rumor that Dyche was due another full year of wages if he got fired?

And you dont know that isn't true.