2022/23 Sean Dyche

[becky92]

Will get behind him. Always liked him as a manager but thought his limit was keeping a poor team with little money in the league and that was it.

Unfortunately because of the board/owner, that’s what we are now I guess. Hopefully they keep their noses out and let him do his job.

 

[blulouie]

Why would he know?

He won't

Bloody hell kopite kev doesn't even know.

 

[COYBL25]

Sean likes brown sauce

In his tea.

 

[davek]

There’d be people on here who would turn their nose up at Guardiola. Unless it’s some unknown bloke from a Scandinavian league that no one has ever heard of who doesn’t believe in crossing or set pieces then no one will be edgy enough for the GOT hipster purists.

lol lol lol

It's true too.

 

[Amokachi1995]

Not the most exciting appointment but I think he gives us a chance of staying up.

He should be rested and rejuvenated to take on the biggest opportunity he is ever likely to get.

 

[blueblue]

They looked dead and buried under dyche. It was only the lad who took over gave them a fighting chance. Could argue the case if they sacked dyche earlier that same manager may have kept them up. They opened up in games and look far more of a threat as soon as dyche got axed.

Didn't he get sacked as well ?

 

[Lanolin]

Our situation is vastly overstated because people LOVED lampard as a person. He was an absolute [Poor language removed] tactician. A simple change to a decent tactical manager with upside would have us moving right up the league. Carlos Corberon for example is a very easy decision. instead we've gone backwards with a "firefighter" to the dire long ball garbage that just doesn't get it done anymore. Draws don't keep teams up. We're 3 points off 14th not 12 points adrift. Massive overreaction here by the board and the fan base. Just like it was when we hired allardyce.

This is nothing like when we brought in Allardyce. That was never a relegation battle, this very much is. You've also kind of proved your own point wrong, the fact that we're only 3 points off 14th means that draws very much could keep us up. It would be if we were adrift that you'd think we need to throw caution to the wind and go a bit mad because only wins will do, in this situation making ourselves difficult to beat and sneaking some tight games could easily be enough.

 

[DanEFC92]

 

[Everton_Gary]

Have no problem with him. He isn't a sexy pick but we can't afford that right now. We need someone who can work with players who lack the talent of other teams and get them play organized football. I'm backing him even if we go down (which is still extremely likely).

The pressure needs to stay on the board and owner not the new man in charge of the team.

 

[Marius57]

Because they scored the least in general. Like us now and under Dyche.

Maybe they should have crossed it more then

 

[davek]

Has two absolute free hits to pick anything up before expectations hit him. If we get one point from the next two games it's a massive bonus.

I've never subscribed to the view you get difficult games out the way and then let a new manager get at easier games on paper.

 

[lieneverton]

Not the most exciting appointment but I think he gives us a chance of staying up.

He should be rested and rejuvenated to take on the biggest opportunity he is ever likely to get.

Accurate summary.

 

[bluenotred]

We are where we are, a relegation battling club, have been for a while. Sean Dyche is probably the best we can get right now. I think he gives us a chance to stay up.

 

[Librarian]

So anyway, his style of play needs a catchy name

How about Manslaughter ball
Or GBH ball

Suggestions?

 

[Gilbert..]

Didn't he get sacked as well ?

No. He was the caretaker manager who went back to the U23s.