2023/24 Sean Dyche

[jceverton]

We are literally getting loans to keep the lights on, so to speak, as a club. For operating cash.

We simply have no money to sack him

Sack him, pay him off in the summer after we've sold Onana.

 

[edge]

Change the story while doing nothing to change the story and trying literally the same thing every game for 4 months is truly a very Dyche thing to do.

That's very true,
One win in months same fkn formation.
Not working so why carry on?

 

[bigstickytoffee]

He has to go if we lose badly on Sunday for me. He is taking us down and the players aren't playing for him.

Give it to anyone with half a footballing brain until the end of the season. Bainesy will do, Carsley? Don't care. We desperately need fresh ideas and approach.

 

[HappyJack]

Get anyone in before Forest. Im now thinkin only a new manager boost could get us over the line. ….

 

[NSNO1878EFC]

Get anyone in before Forest. Im now thinkin only a new manager boost could get us over the line. ….

There is absolutely no chance Dyche leaves while the ownership situation is the way it is, he’s around 10/1 in the next manager to leave odds (No manager to leave is clear favourite at Evens, Ten Hag is next at 4/1, Kompany and Wilder are also shorter odds).

 

[Del-boy]

Takes us down, I doubt he gets another gig in the Premier League. Probably knows that himself.

 

[daza_1973]

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Takes us down, I doubt he gets another gig in the Premier League. Probably knows that himself.

Keeps us up - doesn't get another gig in the prem. Everyone can see through him now.

 

[Dougie]

Hate to be horribly depressing, but let’s say we sold the entire squad…

I don’t think we could afford to buy “young, hungry players”, even if they did take much lower wages. Those players go for £20m+ a piece. Most of ours wouldn’t raise that, and those that will, will go towards debt

As depressing as it is, you are most likely right. I don’t know what players for example Burnley bought last season compared to this season. We would most likely be in that market I would imagine. There are bargains out there, Brighton have proved it, but that would require a club who know what they are doing.
There are free agents to and loans, but wages especially for free agents can be costly. Regardless of what league we are in, we need a dramatic overhaul as the damage that’s been done will take years to fix.
And years is best case scenario, could be up longer if and likely the club don’t get it right.

 

[nsno-chris]

Wonder if he can go a half season with only winning 1 game

Then tell us “wow, that’s a head scratcher”

 

[Bkk Andy]

Takes us down, I doubt he gets another gig in the Premier League. Probably knows that himself.

I don't think that relegating the current mess that is us after 2 point deductions will leave much if a black mark on his CV.

 

[SJB]

Put him on gardening leave and give the job to Ashley Young till the end of the season. He's the only one with winning pedigree anywhere in our ranks. Can't see that Carsley would want to risk his reputation being associated with our car crash of a club.

 

[Terrarian]

We are literally getting loans to keep the lights on, so to speak, as a club. For operating cash.

We simply have no money to sack him

We'll have even less if we get relegated. The we've got no money thing doesn't wash with me, sacking is cheaper than relegation it's that simple. The fact he hasn't been is yet more mismanagement by moshiri

 

[matty1878]

Put him on gardening leave and give the job to Ashley Young till the end of the season. He's the only one with winning pedigree anywhere in our ranks. Can't see that Carsley would want to risk his reputation being associated with our car crash of a club.

the only leave he’s doing is come summer

 

[luuk_deventer]

Sack him, pay him off in the summer after we've sold Onana.

If you were Dyche, with no deep, personal loyalty to the club, would you accept becoming another person in a long list that the club owes money to?

I wouldn’t.

 

[matty1878]

We'll have even less if we get relegated. The we've got no money thing doesn't wash with me, sacking is cheaper than relegation it's that simple. The fact he hasn't been is yet more mismanagement by moshiri

that’s it he’s not getting sacked mr moshiri doesn’t give a hoot if we
go down

that’s why he’s manager