2022/23 Sean Dyche

[davek]

The culture at the club is rotten, you can see that in seasons of two half's when a component manager came in and clubbed together performances.

Self awareness is required because - we are that bad on the pitch - we are that bad off the pitch and the club is a skip fire - and it badly needs a leader.

We are in a league of 11 down next season, progress will be process rather then an event, it will and should be incremental - those with ambitious of competing for Europe next season just aren't realistic - we've tried throwing money at instant success it doesn't work, it has no substance, the only think that has substance is building and taking a step up the ladder.

Being realistic about our problems and limits isn't being unambitious, being realistic is the only way to achieve ambition incrementally. We've been here before with Moyes - we know the drill.

Anything else is bananas.

Indeed mate. There seems to be some on here who, incredibly after 2 seasons worth of evidenc believe we can start targeting top half again. It's fantasy.

Our way to salavation is to become solid and safe. 40+ points every season for the next few seasons. Stabilise. Get that stadium opened and then attract investors...and when I say investors Ilm not talking about sharks like MSP, I'm talking about oil wealth pumping billions in.

We are a north west giant...the only one left for serious exploitation for whatever purposes. It's inevitable that Everton at the docks will get that takeover - but only if we're in the top flight.

 

[hktoffee]

Don’t tell me Keane plays next season.

If Coady is not signed both Holgate and Keane should be sold.

 

[Tel001]

One thing telling about results under Dyche is we dug out 3 late draws against Chelsea, Tottenham and Wolves, this could be construed as lucky but could also been interpreted as playing till the final whistle. To my memory I don’t think we lost a game from a winning position.

Also 5 points from the final 3 away games is a massive step in the right direction .

 

[Tel001]

But the points alone don’t tell the full story. Lampard had Richarlison and Gordon in his teams. Dyche had Maupay.

Lampard also had home games against wolves, saints, Forrest , Leicester and other teams around us which we lost … dyche fixtures where much tougher than lampard

 

[davek]

Don’t tell me Keane plays next season.

If Coady is not signed both Holgate and Keane should be sold.

It's 4 days since the season ended. I think we'll see a lot going out. I can see two from Holgate, Keane and Godfrey leaving. They simply aren't what is required. Tarkowski needs a proper CB partner and back up at CB. Dyche knows and sees that.

 

[COYBL25]

At least he can`t raid Burnley for players, with them getting promoted.

That`s one blessing at least.

Maybe they`d like Keane back ?

 

[JLW]

At least he can`t raid Burnley for players, with them getting promoted.

That`s one blessing at least.

Maybe they`d like Keane back ?

Not sure Kompany is a fool.
I see Keane going to someone like Sheff Utd or Fulham

 

[Terrarian]

Be easier to gauge where we are when we've done some player trading. The league are desperate for us to be as far away from the sky 6 as possible. We seem to be the only club who aren't City under such scrutiny but we haven't even spent anywhere near that much, they have £50m players every position twice over.

Really really pissing me off this financial thing. BS rules need challenging, they're anti-competitive.

 

[Tel001]

Not much difference there like.
Both had the same tools to work with.

Considering one is the worst manager in our history the other is our future.

The fixtures have to be taken into account …

Saints , Leicester , Forrest and wolves at home and lampard got 1 point.

They were all 6 pointers and made duchess’s job much more difficult

 

[Tel001]

Yeah they did.
"Too negative."
"Knife to a gunfight mentality."
"Doesn't know how to win."

Tbf

Moyes literally said that when you go to old Trafford you just hope “ to get out alive “ and actually used the knife to a gun fight analogy

 

[Dario Terracotta]

Not sure Kompany is a fool.
I see Keane going to someone like Sheff Utd or Fulham

Come on Marco,you know it makes sense lol lol lol

 

[perth_blue]

Why is 15th acceptable all of a sudden, because we have financial problems?
We had 20 years before Moshiri came in with financial issues and we never accepted 15th, so why now?

Our ambition next season for some on here is to finish above
Luton
Sheff Utd
Burnley
Forest
Bournemouth

lollollollollollollol

I'd say it's a realistic expectation, mixed with the past two seasons denting the confidence in playing staff.
15th with safety confirmed by matchday 32/33 will be accepted by quite a few I dare say.

 

[Goat]

Be easier to gauge where we are when we've done some player trading. The league are desperate for us to be as far away from the sky 6 as possible. We seem to be the only club who aren't City under such scrutiny but we haven't even spent anywhere near that much, they have £50m players every position twice over.

Really really pissing me off this financial thing. BS rules need challenging, they're anti-competitive.

Imagine how pissed off the other 18 clubs are in the league, you know, the 1s who all followed the rules.

 

[blueblue]

The fixtures have to be taken into account …

Saints , Leicester , Forrest and wolves at home and lampard got 1 point.

They were all 6 pointers and made duchess’s job much more difficult

That really sums up the mess that was left to Dyche very well.

 

[blueblue]

Imagine how pissed off the other 18 clubs are in the league, you know, the 1s who all followed the rules.

18 ?
I would say you would be lucky to find 8.