2022/23 Sean Dyche

[Amokachi1995]

Gray on for Iwobi at 65 mins and we win this, imo.

I said in the match thread that if the roles were reversed, Gray would come on and score against Everton. 10 minutes at the end with his pace would have been a low risk gamble.

 

[StreetEndBlue]

I would've hooked both Iwobi and without doubt Keane at half time. Iwobi improved in the second half so fair enough though his final ball wasn't the best but Keane was every bit as bad and Dyche HAS to drop him for the rest of the season. His confidence is shot. Imagine him against Haaland??

Their keeper, who I'd never heard of, got them that point tonight.

 

[gianthogweed]

He had Gray warming up half way through that 2nd half could of thrown him on for Iwobi for the last 10 minutes both teams were blowing out of their arses

 

[Pabbers]

He might get more wins if he tried to win games.

With what attackers???

 

[steven]

I don’t really mind dyche.

Not making any subs in the last 20/15 tonight though was unforgivable- doucoure looked finished to me and needed to come off. Grey for McNeill or Iwobi should have happened as well with the amount of transitions.

 

[Curtis]

He might get more wins if he tried to win games.

Or make proactive subs to affect the game...

 

[MikeH72]

With what attackers???

Maybe the £35m box to box midfielder that sat on the bench. Maybe our second top scorer (for whatever that’s worth) who’s also sat on the bench.

 

[MikeH72]

Its a good job you all not in hight paying manager jobs, with you offering all this advice…

Frank Lampard is in a high paying manager’s job.

 

[DanB90]

Was the only person inside that stadium tonight who was happy to play for a draw.

 

[ah11984]

Its a good job you all not in hight paying manager jobs, with you offering all this advice…

Ah the old classic ‘never have an opinion that’s different to managers decision’ line, always a particularly tedious one.
Let’s not bother with discussing the game - we’re not professional footballers or a manager. It’s pointless….yawn.

 

[matty1878]

Was the only person inside that stadium tonight who was happy to play for a draw.

he thinks draws do win games the fool

 

[BlueStevie35]

Was Keane playing in that game ?

Yes, he came on as an 18th min sub for Mina

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

I only saw one team attacking in the last 10 and it was not Leicester. What game did you watch l?

So a proactive sub may have won us the game?

 

[Pabbers]

Maybe the £35m box to box midfielder that sat on the bench. Maybe our second top scorer (for whatever that’s worth) who’s also sat on the bench.

Ohh the player thats illl??? You want him to turn into terminator…and rock up to win games now!?!

Or gray….a player ridiculed when we signed him….and one of the most inconsistent players around.

Its not that easy….and every player we have has failed for us before.

 

[bluelegend]

Gray should have come on. He would have pulled that tired defence all over the place. Instead it was leggy v leggy at the end.