knowing your history
Player Valuation: £25m
That's the point though.
Palace in their state was the ideal game to get on the front foot at home. He starts a 38 year old in an advanced forward position once he dropped one of the regulars.
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2023/24 Sean Dyche
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That's the point though.
Palace in their state was the ideal game to get on the front foot at home. He starts a 38 year old in an advanced forward position once he dropped one of the regulars.
GrandOldSte117
Player Valuation: £20m
The regular that everyone was calling crap today
knowing your history
Player Valuation: £25m
Probably not the worst shout even if for evolution of the team in the long run it's better Garner stays centrally.
samsonthedog1
Player Valuation: £8m
Was like when after the Palace game Moshiri wanted to sack Lampard anyway, I’d like to think if we stay up and we have new owners, they move on from Dyche and start a fresh.
Has anyone mentioned he once got Burnley into Europe
Hinchcliffe's Corner
Player Valuation: £40m
And the stats were pointing to this run coming? What does this even mean?
Woans recent article on Dyche
"He’ll tell us the theme for the week and we’ll build around that. We look after the basics and do them really, really well. Just the defensive responsibilities, set plays, our structure and shape."
Explains why we are so poor attacking wise.
The teams beneath us, even Forest, Bournemouth etc you can see how they try to attack, their patterns of play, the style. Yes I know people will say oh they are worse than us, but thats to be expected as they have Championship players and are very naieve defensively. Luton just brought on a fella who played for them in the Conference league.
I honestly cant tell you what we are trying to do. I thought under Dyche we would be getting the balls to the wingers and putting dangerous crosses in but our wingers spend more time helping the fullbacks.
When we go forward people get in each others way, make poor runs or a player has no support. Thats when we are not hoofing it up to Dom or straight to the keeper/out of play.
I honestly feel like there is zero attacking work going on in training.
"He’ll tell us the theme for the week and we’ll build around that. We look after the basics and do them really, really well. Just the defensive responsibilities, set plays, our structure and shape."
Explains why we are so poor attacking wise.
The teams beneath us, even Forest, Bournemouth etc you can see how they try to attack, their patterns of play, the style. Yes I know people will say oh they are worse than us, but thats to be expected as they have Championship players and are very naieve defensively. Luton just brought on a fella who played for them in the Conference league.
I honestly cant tell you what we are trying to do. I thought under Dyche we would be getting the balls to the wingers and putting dangerous crosses in but our wingers spend more time helping the fullbacks.
When we go forward people get in each others way, make poor runs or a player has no support. Thats when we are not hoofing it up to Dom or straight to the keeper/out of play.
I honestly feel like there is zero attacking work going on in training.
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Sums things up well, the other thing I cannot understand is why he always has just one up top, even when we are struggling to score or chasing a the game.
Got some work to do. Needs to build the mentality. We look scared at the moment.
GrandOldSte117
Player Valuation: £20m
I would agree that there was zero attacking training going on if we didn't create all of the chances. You think he just focuses on chance creation and leaves no one to finish em up top in training?
Spot on mate. Dyche is paid a fortune to do this because it’s his job, yet we have some who try and find excuses for him.
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