2023/24 Sean Dyche

[ToffeeTim]

Stop picking Young

 

[EFC_FRANCIS]

That loss is on him

 

[blueconverse]

Can't really blame him for players missing multiple sitters or hit the woodwork multiple times

 

[DualityNSNO]

Because 7 points from 9 and a EFL semi final is huge for a team who nearly got relegated two seasons on the bounce.

Right so 7 points from 9 makes it better when we got 2 wins the previous 8 games? Ok buddy.

 

[yakublue]

Can't really blame him for players missing multiple sitters or hit the woodwork multiple times

Or for garnacho scoring goal of the season out of nowhere

 

[yakublue]

Stop picking Young

He will now Coleman is fit

 

[the golden visionary]

You can blame him for his tactics of letting them have the ball by sitting ridiculously deep, you can blame him for continually picking young. You can blame him for not being proactive when considering changes

 

[DualityNSNO]

The tactics were fine, some clown decided to make sure we lost by sticking a leg out.

We came out of the gate like we'd crapped our collective pants for about 20 min, wouldn't say that was fine.

Or the gameplan of "kick it forward and hope the striker/Doucoure goes past someone" tbh

 

[GrandOldSte117]

Right so 7 points from 9 makes it better when we got 2 wins the previous 8 games? Ok buddy.

We were sitting in 14th, 3 points off top 10 so ye, think it matters.

 

[Toffeeback]

Every week we come in here and go back and forth over all the supposed pros and cons of this manager.

But it all seems pretty irrelevant to me when all you really have to do is look at this: we had two RBs on the bench today, yet he started Ashley Young again and gave him 70 minutes, with the same old, devastatingly predictable results.

What more really needs to be said?

 

[Axlswhk]

We came out of the gate like we'd crapped our collective pants for about 20 min, wouldn't say that was fine.

Or the gameplan of "kick it forward and hope the striker/Doucoure goes past someone" tbh

Man UTd were all over the place for large part of the first half, we were competent until we concede a stupid penalty. It was a day of missing chances and stupid mistakes more than anything else.

 

[Dixie1sixty]

He doesn't help himself sometimes, Dyche. He's got to be a lot more proactive when we concede and needs to try different things.

Can't play Young again. He's been a disaster.

 

[maccavennie]

His persistence with Young is actually embarrassing. His persistence with playing 2 wingers with all the quality of a Burnley side is embarrassing.

Oh well, another home defeat added to the collection and we'll have to try and grab a couple of miracle wins in the coming weeks because 5 points away from getting out of the relegation zone is already a lot to make up when you look at our upcoming run.

 

[DualityNSNO]

We were sitting in 14th, 3 points off top 10 so ye, think it matters.

And 3 points off from being back in the scrap, which was my point.

We started off by not winning any games in the easiest draw we've had for 20+ years.

 

[DualityNSNO]

Man UTd were all over the place for large part of the first half, we were competent until we concede a stupid penalty. It was a day of missing chances and stupid mistakes more than anything else.

Yeah true, and we did wake up from the 25th to 45th minute, but early on we started poorly, we didn't press, we had no fight and just let them have the ball and do whatever. You can't defend against a worldie but the cross (or Garnacho) weren't even closed down at all like, 2nd minute or not this is schoolboy.

Defensively solid manager allegedly, so he should know better, you'd think?