2022/23 Sean Dyche

[blue to the bone]

1 win in 8 now...

 

[twoblue]

Even if we won the Championship, which is debatable ,I believe we would struggle on our return playing under this manager.
I would prefer a new start with a manager who is capable of coaching a football team to more than PL survival.
I’m tired of watching ugly football to be honest.

Money + good transfer = good player = good football.
Seeing that we never got the first bit right means we are stuck with pragmatists

 

[m hart89 efc]

Onana too, losing both, nightmare, yesterday i got the impression we didnt want to get stuck in, 50 50 balls going un challeneged, it was almost like they had been told dont put yourself in harms way, we cant risk it

Very worrying performance yesterday, not 1 player won a 50/50 all game and the response to going 2-1 down with over half a hour to go at home was a disgrace.

 

[Hinchcliffe's Corner]

Why do all our managers always try to go 4-4-2 after 4-5-1 works?

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

He's personally thrown the last 2 games by playing 442 and exposing a defence including Keane.

For a so called relegation / defensive specialist...

...its possibly the two most stupid back to back tactical decisions ive seen in years.

Anywhere from 1-4pts dropped thanks to this complete turnip.

Agree 100%

No idea why he had to mess with a system that was working

Your asking a lot Tom Davies all of a sudden the only fit midfielder near in style to fill in for either Dacoure and now Onana, see some funny things on here, this is classical nonsense.

 

[Charles Hawtrey]

Thing is you can rely on Keane and Tarkowski to give you something at corners AND occasionaly get a goal... in a team that doesnt score that is invaluable. Mina possibly also fits that bill but Holgate or Godfrey...noooo!

 

[Hinchcliffe's Corner]

Your asking a lot Tom Davies all of a sudden the only fit midfielder near in style to fill in for either Dacoure and now Onana, see some funny things on here, this is classical nonsense.

Iwobi could have gone into Doucoure's role, not ideal but he did play well there 12 months ago for a spell.

 

[summerisle]

 

[Rita_Poon]

A solid dose of 'reality', and would not be drawn into a mine field of criticism. Quite the diplomat. Like it.

 

[BullensRoad]

Ignore that guy. He's hit the mental jackpot because we got our sugar daddy sanctioned.

 

[Swartzy]

He was ragin post match when he got asked why did you start in a 442 instead of 451. “You might have noticed but we’ve got some injuries”. Didn’t mean you had to go 442 and play Godfrey at right back though or Maupay upfront, did it?

Got all the big decisions wrong yesterday and he’d rather blame the players than accept responsibility for it. Don’t like that.

Yeah, Yesterday was totally on dyche. Complete schoolboy error !!
Having to listen to him go on about how well we done in the 2nd half of the first half is just mind boggling.
It's basic knit-picking from a show that he managed.
Just stand up, be a man and Admit you got it wrong ( even after the massive warning sign the wk before )

I Would love for him to go home and listen to himself post match, Maybe he would learn a thing or 2.

 

[Swartzy]

Yeah Id be interested to see some, Burnley always seemed to go for older final payday types, never seemed that bothered about youth when you would think a club like them would be. McNeil went there from Utd at the age of 18 I think, that's it I think though.

Didn't keane do the same

 

[Sharpattack]

1 win in 8 now...

Clueless. Saturday’s set up proved that

 

[If You Know Your History]

We have missed Doucoure acutely since his bizarre straight red against spurs.

What could the gaffer have done differently in regard to the midfield?

 

[Simon Buttle]

Didn't keane do the same

Keane was 21 when he went to Burnley