2023/24 Sean Dyche

[Zatara]

Potter got Brighton to 9th after 2 years of changing Chris houghtons dog and duck side. And now Brighton are seen as a brilliant run top half prem team. Proof in the pudding of what can happen when you
Have a plan.
And not just accept [Poor language removed] football and and praying you finish 17th in the league.

We also ain’t winning games 3 wins at home all
Season or had that escaped your notice

Last season 17th.
This season currently + 6pts 13th

Go up by the same rate next season 9th.

Nice talking with you.

 

[Delargeinho]

Spins stats a lot of ways to make things sound like it's a panic.

1 win in 13 - Palace (fa cup)

Or

Lost 6 in 13 - Spurs, City (2), Wolves, Luton (fa cup) Fulham (EFL cup pens)

Drew 6 out 13 - Spurs, Villa, Brighton, Fulham, Palace (2 +fa cup).

1 win.

46% drawn. 46% loss. 8% won.

Out of those 13 games only arguably 7 (Palace 2, Luton, Fulham 2, Brighton, Wolves) games were "on paper" winnable. 4 of them were away.

We won 1. Lost 3 (one on pens). Drew 2.

The remaining 6 games where we're not expected to win....Spurs (2), City (2), Brighton, Villa.

We lost 3 and drew 3.

Almost 50% of games we're getting points.








*Throws fishing rod.

It's really a thing of life approach, for some the glass is half empty and others half full. For me the cup games are bonus this season, as we need to make sure to secure prem status at first with all the point deduction stuff and riot around the club.

I think Crystal home should be won, a point away to Brighton is good normally, but considering we were 1 player up, it's frustrating to not win it in retrospective. 2 draws against top 5 sides are bonus.

Tbh, the only 1 really devastating game was Wolves away, not to lose it, because they are strong at their ground and have better squad on paper, but the performance was really far off.

The recent results could be better and the play in possession and finishing the few chances were not good enough in most of the games. At least we looked well defensively and not both things were worrying as last year in the last few Lampard games with losses against Southampton, Leicester or Bournemouth. Definitely I have a way better feeling than in January 2023 that we will get enough points till May.

 

[blueboy72]

Based on playing Spurs (5th) and City (2nd) twice, Villa (4th) the and Brighton (7th).

It's called a tough run.

We’re still in a bad run, and 3 wins at home all season

 

[blueboy72]

Last season 17th.
This season currently + 6pts 13th

Go up by the same rate next season 9th.

Nice talking with you.

Yes because that’s how it works another clueless braindead fan

 

[RomanReigns]

our home form has been horrendous for a long time now

 

[Furey1878]

our home form has been horrendous for a long time now

I think the last time it was even average was probably Silva's first season

 

[Delargeinho]

our home form has been horrendous for a long time now

Overall not very good this season, but the remaining fixtures are West Ham, Sheffield, Forest, Brentford, Liverpool and Burnley. On paper a good chance to sort it out, which would be very crucial, myb except Liverpool. Wasn't satisfying against Crystal, but also played Spurs, Villa and City, which are top 5 sides, but got at least 2 points there.

You can add the cup as well as not satisfying, but in the end league is way more important this season.

 

[kenada_blue]

It's really a thing of life approach, for some the glass is half empty and others half full. For me the cup games are bonus this season, as we need to make sure to secure prem status at first with all the point deduction stuff and riot around the club.

I think Crystal home should be won, a point away to Brighton is good normally, but considering we were 1 player up, it's frustrating to not win it in retrospective. 2 draws against top 5 sides are bonus.

Tbh, the only 1 really devastating game was Wolves away, not to lose it, because they are strong at their ground and have better squad on paper, but the performance was really far off.

The recent results could be better and the play in possession and finishing the few chances were not good enough in most of the games. At least we looked well defensively and not both things were worrying as last year in the last few Lampard games with losses against Southampton, Leicester or Bournemouth. Definitely I have a way better feeling than in January 2023 that we will get enough points till May.

Exactly.

And I love to find the hypocrisy on stats to suit agendas.

 

[kenada_blue]

We’re still in a bad run, and 3 wins at home all season

Got 6 left. Win 3 of them and we don't get relegated (hopefully not extra points deductions)

 

[Titus Bramble]

Thats exactly what im saying.

No it’s not.

I’m suggesting with better finishing we’d maybe be in and around Chelsea or Newcastle.

You’re suggesting being up where Utd are (who are themselves 5 points clear of Brighton in 7th).

There’s no metric anywhere to suggest that’s we we 'should' be.

 

[matty1878]

be interesting against moylez

do him dyche hoof style

 

[Delargeinho]

Got 6 left. Win 3 of them and we don't get relegated (hopefully not extra points deductions)

Just hope we will take more initiative in the Shefield, Burnley and Forest game and be braver like in the Bournemouth game this season.

 

[Simon Buttle]

be interesting against moylez

do him dyche hoof style

Battle of the beep test masters

 

[matty1878]

Battle of the beep test masters

we are so so so desperate to win forgot what it’s like

 

[Hinchcliffe's Corner]

I think the last time it was even average was probably Silva's first season

Who do you think is responsible and the common denominator for that?