2023/24 Sean Dyche

[Bristol Blue]

I never expected much from a Dyche team, but I did expect fight and passion. Saw none of that today, and if he can’t even get a team to show that then what’s the point.
Can’t score goals, don’t win games, there’s literally nothing we’re good at.
I may be wrong, but watching the players I don’t get the impression they are having him. The tactics are so negative and boring.

 

[matty1878]

Not a chance Moshiri is spending another single penny paying off another manager & staff.

He’s washed his hands of us

yep new owners will come we will be cut adrift n to late

 

[Gilbert..]

After brentford its luton and bournemouth at home. As much as i think the clubs dying on its arse if we dont get results in those two games the pressure will be to much.

 

[nsno-chris]

I never expected much from a Dyche team, but I did expect fight and passion. Saw none of that today, and if he can’t even get a team to show that then what’s the point.
Can’t score goals, don’t win games, there’s literally nothing we’re good at.
I may be wrong, but watching the players I don’t get the impression they are having him. The tactics are so negative and boring.

I never get this line of thought.

His Burnley teams never showed this; they were just cloggers who sat deep

 

[larbert toffee]

….and the absolute mess off the pitch is bound to manifest itself on the pitch.

Saying that, I am concerned with Dyche this season.

Things need to get sorted with the ownership first IMO eggs before we can contemplate sacking Dyche.
Could we actually fiscally afford to sack him and his team atm? things seem so fragile off the pitch at the moment, I think they're keeping the worst from us.

 

[dannyboy]

It doesn’t help when you see the team sheet and know, instantly, that you’re spending the next 90 minutes watching your team sit back

No blame attributed to the crowd at all. There wasn't any chance for them to get involved. It was a nothing performance.

 

[DavidH]

After brentford its luton and bournemouth at home. As much as i think the clubs dying on its arse if we dont get results in those two games the pressure will be to much.

Has to win both home games. We will.

 

[Runub]

I really don’t want another manager search, and who knows the replacement could be worse, but if a change is required do it sooner rather than later to give the next one a chance to recover the situation.

 

[Bristol Blue]

I never get this line of thought.

His Burnley teams never showed this; they were just cloggers who sat deep

I mean by the way he talks. He always says the bare minimum and basics.

 

[davek]

….I thought he has to live in the Midlands to look after his disabled child.

I doubt commuting from the Midlands would be a problem.

 

[ForeverEverton]

 

[nsno-chris]

No blame attributed to the crowd at all. There wasn't any chance to for them to get involved. It was a nothing performance.

When you’ve got that gravel voiced bellend telling you about his tactics, I’m not surprised we get these performances

 

[davek]

But let's say that we do get 6 points from Luton and Bournemouth. Maybe we even do the double over both later. That's 12 points. Where do the rest come from with the performances we've been seeing? And how and why are those performances going to change?

If we get 6 points from those two games we'll settle down a bit.

 

[blue61]

….there’s nobody here empowered enough to sack him. Indeed, there’s nobody here particularly bothered by our situation. I think he’s safe.

We're being ran like the Marie Celeste, there's nobody on board to sack the manager, or even be arsed to do so. Dyche did a decent job to keep us up last year by keeping things tight and scraping enough points with little or no fire power. Now we appear (on paper) to have more firepower, he's somehow making us even worse. We'll be relegated by Easter at this rate.

 

[Toffeeback]

I think he has Brenford away and Luton and Bournmouth at home to save his Job .A minimum of 5 points from those games
As for who will sack him it has to be Moshiri.
His proposed sale (which I believe won't happen anyway ) will definitely collapse
If relegation starts looking a certainty.

Not picking on you, but this sentiment seems to have been posted a lot in the last hour: his last chance is to beat Luton and Bournemouth. But what does that really get us?

The other four games in the next six (besides Luton and Bournemouth) are at Brentford, at the RS, at West Ham, and Brighton at home. Even if we get 6 from Luton / Bournemouth, how many do we realistically have a chance of in those other four with this manager and these performances? If we get nothing in those, we're at 11 played and 7 points, and the fixture list does not get any easier after that either.