brian labone
Player Valuation: £6m
I don't really want him but I think its a case of beggars can't be choosers.
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A man of the highest culture
I'm a bit stunned that you would consider Defour, Westwood, Brownhill and McNeil examples of technical quality. If that's your idea of it, it exactly proves my point about terribly low standards.It's going to be selective to a degree because I don't have access (nor the will) to go through every game to show you consistent examples of Burnley playing on the front foot. This is the best I can do given limited highlights (goals). I don't think it's excessively selective though - as said, I've shown you a stretch of about 8 games, half of which Burnley scored as a result of a positive, forward thinking high press - certainly something most fans don't associate them with. Not sure how else I can demonstrate that the 'dinosaur' claim is false outside of this broad method.
Re: the excuses - I think it's unfair to say they didn't progress the playing style - lots of technical quality added into the side like Defour, Tarkowski, Westwood, Brownhill, McNeil (form fallen off a cliff for us but Burnley played to his very strong left foot).
The constraints above him should be taken into account though - they had zero cash and a board reluctant to sign off on foreign signings (because they saw them as riskier - ask your mates what they think of the Burnley board pre-takeover). Eventually that board was replaced by ALK Capital, which then allowed Dyche to bring in Cornet and Weghorst from abroad. In this context, I think he has demonstrated that he's a very good coach.
Don't be a nob."Showing actual examples to back up what you're talking about and how it matches up with what Dyche himself says is just so selective mate, take a scientific approach like me and relay what someone told you in the pub"
Dyche isnt as good as Pep or Klipperty or even a Potter but he is much more competent a manager than Lampard. Therefore if we had Dyche in from game one we would have more points than we do now. We wouldn't be in the top 4 but we would be higher up the table and we wouldn't be complaining about possible relegation we would be complaining about boring football and being in mid table obscurity. This right now is a position I would happily be inHe is but so is dyche
0 goals in 6 games?We've scored about 1 goal in the last 6 games under Lampard, how can it possibly get worse?
The game has changed in the past 3 decades.Hoofball got us out of a mess in 94-95, then the season after we started to play better football. It won`t be an easy watch but is probably the best way to play us out of the mess we are in now. Long term I`d not want to watch it but if it`s the way to get us to stay up I`ll gladly watch it for a season or two.
What status? Extremely low status?I like him too, his persona suits us, also his status in the game, its the right fit
Pretty much yeah, he is on par with us and idealWhat status? Extremely low status?
A man of the highest culture
Agree that he would get the best out of some players that have not been up to it recentlyThanks for sharing.
I do like the guy. Think he would do well for us and we’d certainly get the best out of Don and perhaps even Maupay
He is worth a go.
Finished 7th in a season where we finished 8th while being in a relegation battle