2023/24 Sean Dyche

[bilyaletdinov_]

got 3 more games from me before I turn

 

[davek]

Andddd... Why on earth would you do that?

Because he's a good coach.

 

[Blue_Eagle]

Have they done this at any club they own yet? Serious ? And not hypothetical.

Not a clue - but I'd even let the kitman choose the next manager than Moshiri again.

 

[Blue_Eagle]

Because he's a good coach.

Oh, ok then.

 

[bilyaletdinov_]

I'd only go for Carsley if we have to change manager.

agreed, a lot to be said about hiring somebody who understand the club - gives them a head start on any other candidate. that being said, why would he give up his current role for us?

 

[davek]

I'd give Dyche until after the B'mouth game and if we dont have more than 3 points on the board by then he'll have to go.

 

[irishblue11]

The only tactic seemed to be hoping arsenal don't score.

 

[Toffeeback]

Has got the players absolutely terrified of the ball.

Especially at the beginning, the players just looked absolutely terrified to do anything other than shuffle around in front of an Arsenal player. Like that had been so drilled into them as their only plan that they dare not deviate from it.

It was embarrassing, that's 2 games this season (Villa away) where there is literally no plan at all, nothing to say "right, when we have the ball this is what we are going to do and this is what each player is going to do".

We don't look like we've worked on anything.

Given half a chance I'd sack him for the simple reason he's shown time snd time again he has nothing at all about him as a manager or man manager.

Has no ideas at all does he? Other than stay organized and defend for 90 minutes. But that idea doesn't even seem to apply to corners, where we look beyond amateurish, which obviously the other teams have sussed out given how we now see short corner routine after short corner routine where they just walk around us right into the box.

And the constant standing off any wide player who comes anywhere near the attacking third just begging them to send in a cross. Or giving Ashley Young every single set piece no matter how utterly crap it ends up every single time.

That's all on the manager. Honestly, the players look like a group that know beyond a doubt that he's not going to last, and they're just seeing out the time until the inevitable change. They're certainly not playing for him.

 

[the golden visionary]

Because he's a good coach.

Showed good tactical knowledge in winning the euro u21, got the team playing decent, an actual ex player.

And not a kopite

 

[Street end man]

Not a clue - but I'd even let the kitman choose the next manager than Moshiri again.

A great idea that, at least he'd not get his golden handshake if we just demoted him.

 

[EFC_FRANCIS]

No decisions getting made for better or worse till the takeovers done. If the takeover doesn't get done he's going nowhere because we literally cannot afford to sack him

 

[Marius57]

Expected to lose today.

But they were poor that first half. And he changed nothing. That was winnable based on their first half performance yet he did nothing to try and do so.

Changed a like for like striker and then waited until 87 mins when we were chasing the game.

 

[Drico]

Dyche's team talk rally cry.

Get out there and bore the ass of them lads.

Ooh, Matron!

 

[davek]

agreed, a lot to be said about hiring somebody who understand the club - gives them a head start on any other candidate. that being said, why would he give up his current role for us?

...because any former player would love to manage us and it's the PL.

 

[matty1878]

No decisions getting made for better or worse till the takeovers done. If the takeover doesn't get done he's going nowhere because we literally cannot afford to sack him

exactly we’re done