NilSatisOptimum
Player Valuation: £60m
How far are we going back Dyche reign or further?
John from Bootle
Player Valuation: £8m
The fact we're still in with a chance of staying up speaks volumes. Remove the ten point deduction and we'd probably need 3 more wins to be completely be safe.
It would also be amiss to dismiss the psychological effects of this circus on the players and manager. Particularly the second charge and the general air of uncertainty that envelopes the club at present. Despite that though, they still look like they have a desire to do well and compete.
It would also be amiss to dismiss the psychological effects of this circus on the players and manager. Particularly the second charge and the general air of uncertainty that envelopes the club at present. Despite that though, they still look like they have a desire to do well and compete.
DualityNSNO
How much for the pair?
Yeah this is exactly the overreaction I was aiming at mate, nice one.
I've voiced my opinion about 9999999999 times on here about this - we HAVE NO PLAN B. Is it my job to think of literally a second effective way to play? No. But it seems a no-brainer to have someone like Harrison or McNeil there, as they can at least trap a ball consistently, doesn't it? Or switch the entire tactical setup/instructions a bit so we don't rely ONLY on counters and nothing else, so that the obvious doesn't happen - teams have figured out how we play about 2 months back now, yet we have no solution for this. Maybe try to at least involve the full backs instead of having a line of defenders in games where we've got the upper hand a bit more? Or perhaps, and here's a wild one, try and involve one of the youngsters when we're chasing the game, but not in the 81st minute? But I have no opinion apparently.
And what will 100% happen - sorry, maybe read it again? Or maybe realise that Sean Dyche will sign aging, tall, crap players for his entire career, as it is what Sean Dyche does. Even if we get Saudi money somehow - he will insist on the same stubbornness. I have no other way to say this, it is what he's done for 15 years - Burnley or not, he's spent a decent amount of money on utter garbage, including Wout Weghorst, who fits the criteria Beto does now coincidentally - "is big". Some of the free transfers that got signed in Germany/Spain and England were apparently not good enough for us, while they're doing quite well in their respective leagues now, loans are illegal at Everton too obviously, but during the summer I pointed out some we could probably try for and got laughed at as it's unrealistic and we're skint naturally
I've said a lot of times here what we should do to be fair, even when we win.
What is all over the place exactly? You're defending everything he's doing currently and insisting he's doing a great job, whereas I'm saying he can do a better job if he wasn't a stubborn arse. Sorry I'm unhappy my team has this dinosaur as a manager and it makes watching the games a chore, glad the 7 matches or so when we've played well absolutely excuse the fact that we were dogturd for the other 15 or so, including a double loss vs Luton at home to set pieces and them sitting back. Or the silly selections, the lack of subs, actually quoting xG in a press conference as justification for our bad results when we barely have a plan going forward other than utter chaos and hoof it in 90% of the game.
If he changes a lot of his ways he'll be a great manager, but then he won't be here. Currently he's holding himself back with bizarre stubbornness.
Also honestly just sick of excuses - the same excuses that are now valid weren't valid for many before him. Using the same xG logic and lack of plans we should've just sat with Martinez ages ago. Oh yeah and the players are apparently League 2 standard, despite the fact it's not the case and he can't consistently get a tune out of 90% of them, or just switches players for no reason so he can play Ashley Young for his alleged experience.
I'm aware we can't sack him and we shouldn't now anyway, but to think that there's no manager in european football that can do a good/better job than him is a hilarious bad take.
it’s madness to think theyl all be cueing up
DualityNSNO
How much for the pair?
Who are they, what the hell are you even talking about, read the post first Matthew for gods sake.
BED.
that they wil be other managers around europe that could do better?
DualityNSNO
How much for the pair?
Yes, there are, no idea how you think that Sean Dyche is the only human being in ALL OF EUROPE that's a good manager.
How many sheets did you piss when we brought in Mr. Nobody - David Moyes - from the lower leagues mate?
i don’t tho do i. im SAYING right now its dyche and needs to be
we aren’t exactly a great pull
DualityNSNO
How much for the pair?
"needs", ok mate.
He's the Daddy.
Or mad enough to stay here. Good line in too tight shirts. I'm in.
Simon Buttle
Player Valuation: £50m
Do you honestly think he is the only manager who has ever worked in a job at the bottom of the table where there is a bit of off pitch trouble with a club also, in the whole of world football? I mean do you actually think like that?
Simon Buttle
Player Valuation: £50m
I think £3m a year plus the extra £3m for doing his job at the end of last season, so £6m he has had out of us (nearly Allardyce money that) probably keeps him sweet at the moment. Clubs weren't exactly lining up for his services.
No desire to rip into the Gaffer, hes working under very extreme circumstances.
But.
This idea that nobody else could do better is a bit silly.
IMO.
But again, no real desire to start a Dyche OUT campaign, unlike the PL, I do consider mitigation.
But.
This idea that nobody else could do better is a bit silly.
IMO.
But again, no real desire to start a Dyche OUT campaign, unlike the PL, I do consider mitigation.
