2022/23 Sean Dyche

[toffeeblue9]

Always been a bit of a nimby about Dyche. Thought he deserved a bigger job but preferably not with us. Fully behind him though. I just hope he shows he can develop the style he used at Burnley into something better over time

I have some magic beans for sale if you're interested

 

[Harryflashman]

I don't think we have that resource. But I'm sure he would have asked for reassurances around signings to try to keep us up.

Sorry to be clear I don’t think there is any chance he’ll spend £90m so he’s almost certainly not having the impact Howe had .

Hopefully he’ll get a tune out of what he’s got and get a couple in .

 

[blueblue]

In fairness he wasnt the manager when they got relegated

Nor the manager(s) who has us in the mess we are in.

 

[padstir]

Hoping for one of those random journo links which contradicts everything from the last 30 mins or so ??

 

[Socrates1882]

You’re absolutely crackers you lot.

Properly poisonous.

Full disclosure - I’m a Burnley fan. And I also agree that the football under Dyche in the Premier League was, at times, bloody awful.

However, we had absolutely no business being in the Premier League when he took over. The week before the promotion season started he lost Charlie Austin, our one really proven player, and was forced to go with two rookie strikers. He turned Tom Heaton, Ben Mee, Kieran Trippier and Danny Ings from jobbing Championship footballers to internationals - or near as damn it.

The first thing he did was told the players he would not accept anything less than 100%. If you weren’t up for it you were out the door. He had one to one meetings with the players and asked them all to name the trouble makers in the squad - made them think about their behaviour and standards. He asked them why they accepted that slacking off and challenged them to self police the dressing room. He established a culture which elevated them beyond their levels and had us winning at United, Liverpool, City, Arsenal, Chelsea and playing you off the park at your place. That sounds to me a lot better than getting beat at home by Southampton, Wolves and Leicester like you lot have.

Your club is a mess. It has been a mess for decades now. Proper decades. You need a massive reality check and until you accept where you are and what you are you will not improve. Doesn’t matter what you’ve spent, doesn’t matter where you think you should be …… all that matters right now is where you are and how you get out of it.

Bielsa would have been a mental appointment. Absolutely crackers. Dyche gives you a chance if you give him a chance.

 

[Cjplennon]

Ffs give him a chance , hasn't even started yet.

Unfortunately with some of our fans this is what he gets. Like its Sean fault we are crap and second from bottom in the table...

 

[willo30]

Some people care about the fact we've just bought our own ticket to the championship

Moshiri did that not acting sooner.

 

[Parker]

Be arsed with him.

We'll give him a 3 year contract, we'll get relegated and he'll build the squad in his image and I'll be trapped watching 8 foot tall cloggers toey the ball up and down the pitch for another 5 years under different managers with different styles of play when the only man in the world who is both ginger and bald at the same time gets inevitably binned.

 

[GoldenToffee]

What a double kick in the gut. Dyche to be our next manager and Newcastle priced out of signing Gordon. We deserve to get relegated.

 

[Kirkles]

People writing him off before he's started. That's the most depressing thing about it.

 

[COYBL25]

Another manager that splits an already mutinous fanbase.

Let’s hope he gets off to a flyer.

 

[HalfTimeSayers]

I’ve asked a couple of posters this , you think we’ll give dyche the £90m Newcastle gave Howe ?

Our ambitions over the next 3 years are galaxies away from the richest club on the planet. We’ll give him sod all. But he won’t get replaced if he finishes 5th, which Howe may do.

 

[Mashtray]

You’re absolutely crackers you lot.

Properly poisonous.

Full disclosure - I’m a Burnley fan. And I also agree that the football under Dyche in the Premier League was, at times, bloody awful.

However, we had absolutely no business being in the Premier League when he took over. The week before the promotion season started he lost Charlie Austin, our one really proven player, and was forced to go with two rookie strikers. He turned Tom Heaton, Ben Mee, Kieran Trippier and Danny Ings from jobbing Championship footballers to internationals - or near as damn it.

The first thing he did was told the players he would not accept anything less than 100%. If you weren’t up for it you were out the door. He had one to one meetings with the players and asked them all to name the trouble makers in the squad - made them think about their behaviour and standards. He asked them why they accepted that slacking off and challenged them to self police the dressing room. He established a culture which elevated them beyond their levels and had us winning at United, Liverpool, City, Arsenal, Chelsea and playing you off the park at your place. That sounds to me a lot better than getting beat at home by Southampton, Wolves and Leicester like you lot have.

Your club is a mess. It has been a mess for decades now. Proper decades. You need a massive reality check and until you accept where you are and what you are you will not improve. Doesn’t matter what you’ve spent, doesn’t matter where you think you should be …… all that matters right now is where you are and how you get out of it.

Bielsa would have been a mental appointment. Absolutely crackers. Dyche gives you a chance if you give him a chance.

Nice bud. Good post

 

[Mrk]

It's a sensible yet hugely uninspiring decision which paints a sorry picture of how much of a mess we are in as a club.

 

[DualityNSNO]

You’re absolutely crackers you lot.

Properly poisonous.

Full disclosure - I’m a Burnley fan. And I also agree that the football under Dyche in the Premier League was, at times, bloody awful.

However, we had absolutely no business being in the Premier League when he took over. The week before the promotion season started he lost Charlie Austin, our one really proven player, and was forced to go with two rookie strikers. He turned Tom Heaton, Ben Mee, Kieran Trippier and Danny Ings from jobbing Championahip footballers to internationals - or near as damn it.

The first thing he did was told the players he would not accept anything less than 100%. If you weren’t up for it you were out the door. He had one to one meetings with the players and asked them all to name the trouble makers in the squad - made them think about their behaviour and standards. He asked them why they accepted that slacking off and challenged them to self police the dressing room. He established a culture there which elevated them beyond their levels and had us winning at United, Liverpool, City, Arsenal, Chelsea and playing you off the park at your place. That sounds to me a lot better than getting beat at home by Southampton, Wolves and Leicester like you lot have.

Your club is a mess. It has been a mess for decades now. Proper decades. You need a massive reality check and until you accept where you are and what you are you will not improve. Doesn’t matter what you’ve spent, doesn’t matter where you think you should be …… all that matters right now is where you are and how you get out of it.

Bielsa would have been a mental appointment. Absolutely crackers. Dyche gives you a chance if you give him a chance.

Why are you here if you're this sensible lad?

Honestly someone who commands nothing other than 100% is already a fantastic starting point for us.

Not the manager we want, but the manager we need right now lol