….I don’t mind him but just because i like somebody I wouldn’t make excuses for Sunday. I thought the performance was chronic, probably the worst under his tenure
i thought there was some promise against Fulham (accepting they were very poor) but the lack of competitiveness & organisation on Sunday was a real concern.
i wasn’t impressed with his post-match demeanour, I thought he should be angry but he seemed relaxed with the loss. I certainly wouldn’t be calling for a change but I’d be wanting to see a reaction this weekend.
It's an away match mate, he doesn't expect to take anything from those, why should he be angry?
It is absolutely chronic and he's fallen in the same BS like every game he's managed for us, except (ironically) the 1st one. There's no donkey to magically kick the ball in the net this time either, so he's out of his Doucoure wild card as he's back to form being terrible.
We're lacking "fit" players apparently, after a full season which was expected to be enough to get people up to Dyche's speed, which we've failed.
We've somehow mastered the art of simultaneously looking dangerous and like we're about to score but we never do as we're basically impotent as a team and rely on shots from distance or "lump it in to the big guy", who is usually Neal Maupay, as Chermiti will take 7 months to be "Dyche ready" obviously.
We've made timely changes only when we're absolutely dire as is the Dyche ruling, and they've been laughable changes as well to be perfectly honest, but if we have to be positive - we can still see this changing for the better at some point (and to see subs being used before the 80th minute, obligatory
@Paul Rideout lol )
We've addressed 0 issues from last year and in fact invited some more in in the persistence of Michael Keane, and there's a lot more problems if we have to dig more.
People will still say the problems are with Kenwright/Moshiri though, naturally, as they obviously pick the training, team and tactics and are personally responsible for the dross we play on the pitch. "Oh but there's no one better to play" I hear you say - yeah, shame we haven't bought any strikers or anything. Or we've forgotten Branthwaite behind. We defo can't also play a youngster of any sort and not Maupay, because we're going for ExPeRiEnCe. But if we do - well, we'll just never play on the ground like we try when he's on the pitch, we'll HOOOOOOOF and play with 9 men behind the ball and 1 striker chasing shadows. I get it, Dobbin (and Cannon, etc.) is raw, but he's also capable to produce something and clearly wants to show it or try things, whereas Iwobi is proven crap, but experienced proven crap and "a good motor" no doubt are valued above flair or ability to make things happen for the Slug.
I've lost all hope Dyche has changed his Brexit ways and we're just the Blue Burnley now. We have to hope we survive by the skin of our teeth again to further prove that we're the turd that the Premier League just can't flush.
