2023/24 Sean Dyche

[GrandOldSte117]

Yes, this is the most you get with Dyche.

People were expecting more this season were they? 8 pt deduction and knocking on Europe places?

 

[Toffeepot]

I’ll be really grateful if he keeps us up, but he still infuriates me with his team selections and the football we play.

We are a basket case of a football club though and I wish for better days. Probably the right man for the mess we are in but its hard for some to accept that this is where we are at.

A lot of other managers would've thrown their toys out of the pram so I appreciate him for that alright.
I was also pleased we got rid of Big Sam even though we would probably have survived again then too
He'll have done his job, well remunerated. Try something new
Bournemouth and Palace will both be a lot better next season, we can see it already

 

[DualityNSNO]

People were expecting more this season were they? 8 pt deduction and knocking on Europe places?

No, not of this season.

This is the most you get with Dyche, period. All time. Ever.

 

[nsno-chris]

Well 1. He's a better manager than both of those, so that helps.

What about 2 mate??

 

[polish]

For years, we've longed for a manager who doesn't mince words, someone who understands the frustrations we, as fans, discuss fervently on this forum. Behind the scenes, our club is evidently in disarray—a board that seems disengaged, financial constraints that have led to sporting sanctions, and spiralling stadium costs.

After his comments after the Chelsea drubbing, he basically confirmed what a lot of us have been saying for a long time - it appears the players in the dressing room wield far too much influence over managerial decisions.

Sean Dyche has consistently echoed our sentiments as fans. It's refreshing, yet somewhat disconcerting, to see our private discussions laid bare by the man at the helm. Despite the mediocre quality of football, which is a direct result of previous managers' unsuccessful attempts to foster an attacking playstyle with an ill-suited squad, Dyche's frank approach is a breath of fresh air.

Remarkably, we find ourselves with a fighting chance in the relegation battle, even after two seperate points deductions - a scenario that seemed improbable.

Should Dyche manage to keep us up, it would be nothing short of a miracle. In these turbulent times, his straightforward, no-nonsense leadership might just be the lifeline we need.

UTFT

Great post mate

 

[Titus Bramble]

Remember the days when we were optimistic about getting a Euro spot? Rarely did but at least we felt we could give it a shot
Now we live in hope of not going down
That's the future without a major shift in mentality at the club

Feels a lifetime ago doesn't it? The club needs massive change top to bottom. Merely avoiding relegation is not an acceptable position for us to be in, but that is the reality of where we are right now sadly.

 

[Toffeepot]

People were expecting more this season were they? 8 pt deduction and knocking on Europe places?

I've expect more every season
There's no joy in being also rans propping up the cash cow for the cartel clubs every year

 

[GrandOldSte117]

Feels a lifetime ago doesn't it? The club needs massive change top to bottom. Merely avoiding relegation is not an acceptable position for us to be in, but that is the reality of where we are right now sadly.

Its not a mentality issue right now, it's a financial and logistical issue.

 

[Titus Bramble]

Its not a mentality issue right now, it's a financial and logistical issue.

The mentality went ages ago to be honest. It all needs changing.

 

[MikeH72]

Well 1. He's a better manager than both of those, so that helps.

So yes then?

 

[Toffeepot]

For years, we've longed for a manager who doesn't mince words, someone who understands the frustrations we, as fans, discuss fervently on this forum. Behind the scenes, our club is evidently in disarray—a board that seems disengaged, financial constraints that have led to sporting sanctions, and spiralling stadium costs.

After his comments after the Chelsea drubbing, he basically confirmed what a lot of us have been saying for a long time - it appears the players in the dressing room wield far too much influence over managerial decisions.

Sean Dyche has consistently echoed our sentiments as fans. It's refreshing, yet somewhat disconcerting, to see our private discussions laid bare by the man at the helm. Despite the mediocre quality of football, which is a direct result of previous managers' unsuccessful attempts to foster an attacking playstyle with an ill-suited squad, Dyche's frank approach is a breath of fresh air.

Remarkably, we find ourselves with a fighting chance in the relegation battle, even after two seperate points deductions - a scenario that seemed improbable.

Should Dyche manage to keep us up, it would be nothing short of a miracle. In these turbulent times, his straightforward, no-nonsense leadership might just be the lifeline we need.

UTFT

Is it strange that I agree with everything the Dyche-in crowd are saying and also want him gone?!

 

[Exeter_Gently]

Improvement...you can't deny it.

 

[Delargeinho]

No, not of this season.

This is the most you get with Dyche, period. All time. Ever.

Based of this season and 38p, have we left behind a team that‘s better than us nope, is one team above us that‘s worse than us? I would say 1 with Bournemouth.

 

[Azza]

Just to be that guy, the squad rallied after the 10 points deduction, that run of 4 wins was nothing to do with Dyche. It was the fans and the players.

What was to do with Dyche was going on the worst run of results the club has ever had.

 

[Titus Bramble]

Another interesting little stat.

Also, after having gone several years without doing the double over anyone, that’s now 2 sides we’ve done the double over this season.