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2022/23 Sean Dyche

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Brennan said:
He wanted a premier league opportunity. And getting rid of him really worked for Burnley didn’t it?

If we are a championship team why would we sack him when he’s a proven operator at that level?
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cos next season is gona be like somthing none of us have ever experienced before , and if dyche is there he’s goin to play the same hated players that got us there in the first place how are you ment to support them , least with a new manager he might give the young lads a go who i don’t think will do any worse than the likes of keane etc
 
Brennan said:
He wanted a premier league opportunity. And getting rid of him really worked for Burnley didn’t it?

If we are a championship team why would we sack him when he’s a proven operator at that level?
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Some may say the issue could be that the Championship has changed somewhat, in the sense we're going to have to play good football to get back up.

I'm not advocating getting rid of Dyche if we go down, however I do have concerns that some (not saying yourself) are confident we'll come straight back up.

To do that, we'll need a suitable squad in terms of size and quality alongside a style of play that will win enough games. Will we have that? Will we do it?
 

Ferguson1878 said:
so why didn’t any other premiership team hire him then except for us ?
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To be fair, you could say something similar about Marco Silva until Fulham took him on, but then I think that'd be ignoring the elephant that is Dyche's style.

Overall, he did a good job at Burnley. For whatever reason, the board felt he was the right man to come in and help maintain our survival.

The reasoning behind that and whether that's the correct decision are up for debate.
 

Brennan said:
He wanted a premier league opportunity. And getting rid of him really worked for Burnley didn’t it?

If we are a championship team why would we sack him when he’s a proven operator at that level?
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Yes it worked fabulously for Burnley. Yes they went down but have come back up with a young new manager playing progressive football that their fans and Dyche could only have dreamt of.
 

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