2023/24 Sean Dyche

[kenada_blue]

Baby giraffe, with clowns shoes on.

He is.

Example...Gibbs White plays his position better in terms of team play. Doucoure at pace and in the box scores. But my god he can't pass or control a football

 

[Kirkles]

Let's use another manager as the scapegoat. Change him in December then do the same next year.

 

[Goat]

He is.

Example...Gibbs White plays his position better in terms of team play. Doucoure at pace and in the box scores. But my god he can't pass or control a football

 

[allen]

We can do that when we have a board and ownership fit for purpose. As long as Kenwright remains, forget it.

I hope the plan isn’t to barely avoid relegation until then.

 

[Runub]

Doncaster away was tough because the players made it so. It shouldn't have been but until Beto came on...it was.

United had just given City a tough game at home last week. Have lost games by a small margin. They're not getting rolled over like Luton and Burnley (£100mill net they've spent too with hipster Kompany steering clear of the boos), they look like a side that will collect points over the season but will struggle to stay up cos they can't score having sold their best players and not spent.

Was always going to be a tough away game for a team that has had an awful away record for years.

But the point was having a striker as a focal point which we didn't have the last 3 leagu games. It shows

It is odd that the general consensus has been that Dyche has been let down by the Board given he has barely had the use of a striker since he arrived. Now he has one, scored in the cup and had a good PL debut today, but the hordes are now calling for Dyche’s head. Surely he deserves an opportunity to show what can be done with an actual striker?

 

[Jadubsee]

Might have been said already but thought he got it wrong by putting McNeil on the right. He simply can't play there. Should've swapped him with Danjuma and had both going to the byline and getting the ball across.

 

[Drico]

I hope the plan isn’t to barely avoid relegation until then.

Of course it is. What other plan do you think these charlatans have?

Moshiri is simply trying to rescue as much of his master's investment as he can. Kenwright is hanging on for dear life. Neither has the means, nor the intention, to spend any money on the club.

When we have new owners, we might have new hope. But they'll have their own agenda too and one would not bet on Moshiri giving a damn about their intentions once he gets as much as he can salvage.

 

[Rooney_Tunes]

I hope the plan isn’t to barely avoid relegation until then.

That is the plan.

 

[allen]

Of course it is. What other plan do you think these charlatans have?

Maximise their return in a sale, like you say yourself.

Risking their investment by barely surviving is not the right approach for that.

They’d like us to be safely 10th - 14th with minimal outlay.

 

[jamieni]

It is odd that the general consensus has been that Dyche has been let down by the Board given he has barely had the use of a striker since he arrived. Now he has one, scored in the cup and had a good PL debut today, but the hordes are now calling for Dyche’s head. Surely he deserves an opportunity to show what can be done with an actual striker?

I’ve no doubt he’s in no imminent danger. There would be rumblings already if he was. He’ll get his opportunity to improve results. Another couple of defeats on the spin though and he’ll be right in the firing line I imagine.

Of course it’s not all his fault given the lack of support he’s had but he’s the one whose head is on the block when it comes to results.

 

[allen]

That is the plan.

It’s not. They want us solidly and unspectacularly Premier League.

If there’s a chance we’re an inch from relegation, the sale price goes significantly down.

 

[kenada_blue]

It is odd that the general consensus has been that Dyche has been let down by the Board given he has barely had the use of a striker since he arrived. Now he has one, scored in the cup and had a good PL debut today, but the hordes are now calling for Dyche’s head. Surely he deserves an opportunity to show what can be done with an actual striker?

Shush. Let them fume.

 

[jamieni]

It’s not. They want us solidly and unspectacularly Premier League.

If there’s a chance we’re an inch from relegation, the sale price goes significantly down.

Which presumably means if we’re rock bottom in another few games then they may well pull the trigger.

 

[allen]

Which presumably means if we’re rock bottom in another few games then they may well pull the trigger.

Possibly so. They want some safety margin to maximise the sale price.

 

[Rooney_Tunes]

It’s not. They want us solidly and unspectacularly Premier League.

If there’s a chance we’re an inch from relegation, the sale price goes significantly down.

What they want and will happen are two different scenarios. Relegation is a real possibility because of the poor options the board has given Dyche with regard to playing personnel and how tactically poor he is.