2022/23 Sean Dyche

[Exeter_Gently]

Dyche la...heavy

 

[Rita_Poon]

6 wins that's all I care about

kenners gone
bax gone
mosh man gone
lampard gone
gordon gone
alli retired.

Hows that for 6 of the best...

 

[4737carlin]

So Burnley are just suppose to carry on being a Prem team until the end of time on a shoestring? nobody has that right, they would always go down eventually and he done a fantastic job over the time he was there.

Yeah this is a great point, so they went down, everyone goes down at some point, apart from United, Arsenal, Chelsea, Spurs, Liverpool and Everton.
It's not something to hold against him

 

[ProZ]

Once again, we are 19th and on a shoestring. We also don't score goals, Dyche's teams have also always struggled to score goals.

Their whole squad was worth about 1 Jordan Pickford, we do not have a shoe string.

 

[Cjplennon]

It doesn't, but you've got to have something, anything, a tiny glimmer of something to cheer for. McNeil launching it at some as yet unknown giant grock is slim pickings.

I just think Sean will find a better system that will work with our players. I honestly think he will get more out of them.

 

[jinkyali]

I enjoy discussing football with people, regardless of the club the support. That's one of the best reasons to go to the pub with some mates, to discuss football and also to wind each other up, We all love football and love our teams for different reasons. If someone is a complete plonker and taking the p!ss out of my club I wouldn't be happy but I am very happy to discuss Villa with any Blues fan. As I have said multiple times on here, I like Everton and in fairness, there are loads of very interesting things with Everton at the moment that are worth discussing and seeing different views on. All I am doing is having a chat. If you don't want me here then fine and I can go

Ignore them mate. We are not all like that.
He was probably moaning at the media coverage our fanbase got last week for being psychopaths too..

 

[Street end man]

At least he's lost his hair already.

 

[Khalekan]

I'm sure I saw an interview before with either Dyche or maybe one of his previous coaches who was saying he has a lot more to his management skillset and wouldn't chose the way he has managed Burnley if he actually had the money and players at his disposal to be pragmatic in his approach.
basically saying with the cards he was dealt there wasn't much sway in tactics he would have to use to keep them up...

Though I also remember before Mourinho went to spurs he was doing a lot of punditry on sky and said he'd spent the last year learning all different aspects of coaching nowadays and it had basically opened his eyes that football management was changing and he needed to adapt to it.
He actually sounded quite positive for a change...

Then along comes the spurs job, and guess what. he goes straight back to Type...

Most Managers just can't seem to change from the system they start with...

So can we really trust 'Dyche' to change !! ( And can anyone remember his approach at watford )

Sam used to say those things before he came here and got the biggest club job he ever had.

But he couldn’t change his style.

I imagine Dyche will be pretty much the same.

Destroyers….anti-football descendants of Charles Hughes who are only capable of playing the one way.

 

[windymiller]

Dominic Calvert-Lewin is crap with his feet and a god in the air, we will be just fine when dyce has balls getting lobbed into the mixer

Calvert-Lewin is playing 50% of our games, including substitute appearances. Dyche teams famously score very few goals.

 

[Villa_Fan]

And I bet you'd much prefer to watch a Villa team managed by Bielsa than Dyche, so . . .

Yeah, I wouldn't deny that. But if Villa were in 19th and looking like they can't score a goal or pick up a few points and it was the end of Jan I would prefer to have Dyche come in as manager. When I say I thin kDyche is right for Everton, I say it with a view to avoiding relegation and nothing else. After that you can sackj him and gett a manager in that plays nicer football but for the short term I think he is the man

 

[Dwight K Schrute]

We don't mate otherwise Thelwell wouldn't be having to recruit circa 50 staff or so.

Which he has now done. The point again is that Everton’s awful set-up pre Thelwell is still in advance of what was at Burnley before Dyche.

Now you might see that as a positive in Dyche's favour but it's not. There is nothing innovative there. That is what most clubs have.

Anyone could go in and do the things he did there. I want proper innovations, particularly in coaching and that is Dyche's biggest weakness of all. He is a manager whose career and style has come about at least 30 years too late for it to be of any use.

 

[jinkyali]

I'm sure I saw an interview before with either Dyche or maybe one of his previous coaches who was saying he has a lot more to his management skillset and wouldn't chose the way he has managed Burnley if he actually had the money and players at his disposal to be pragmatic in his approach.
basically saying with the cards he was dealt there wasn't much sway in tactics he would have to use to keep them up...

Though I also remember before Mourinho went to spurs he was doing a lot of punditry on sky and said he'd spent the last year learning all different aspects of coaching nowadays and it had basically opened his eyes that football management was changing and he needed to adapt to it.
He actually sounded quite positive for a change...

Then along comes the spurs job, and guess what. he goes straight back to Type...

Most Managers just can't seem to change from the system they start with...

So can we really trust 'Dyche' to change !! ( And can anyone remember his approach at watford )

Tbh if it is him, the last thing I want is him trying to change it up right now.

 

[windymiller]

Remember when he kicked off on klopp the other year after Burnley won at Anfield?
He won my heart

Your hero Benitez was right, we are a small time club if this is what we care about whilst staring down the barrel of a gun.

 

[sd_1992]

Honestly.
Ive been to Burnley training ground plenty of times and the facilities and set up pre and post Dyche is transformative.

The academy went from non existent to category one.

The medical department and analysis departments expanded exponentially.

They got European football. Burnley playing European football.

A little research would tell Dwight all this but I assume he's not bothered to do any because it's not the manager he wants.

A fancy training ground isn't the mark of a good manager.

Wigan got European football. Swansea got European football. Sheffield united got European football. Its not exactly a miracle.

He is right that to rebuild Kompany has had to gut the squad and they are a far more impressive outfit now. That isn't necessarily Dyches fault, Burnley were a mess last season, but he wont exactly be walking into a stable environment here and there is literally nothing in his career to suggest he will do well and multiple relegations that suggest otherwise.

 

[ProZ]

Calvert-Lewin is playing 50% of our games, including substitute appearances. Dyche teams famously score very few goals.

Trying really hard at the moment mate, give it up. DCL is fit right now.