2024/25 Sean Dyche

[GrandOldSte117]

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Me and @Neiler or @Saint Domingo.

I don't mind being Robin lads, my self esteem isn't great and am just happy to be involved

 

[Hinchcliffe's Corner]

Bit of decoram eh lads? Chill with the personal stuff?

*applies for mod role*

 

[nsno-chris]

Extremely. Kinda reminds me of that one guy who worshipped Siggurdson to unreal levels.

Any criticism and he'd pop up like The Candyman

i miss that utter loon ball

 

[Jimishorts]

Just done a run down of your posts in this thread alone. Almost 30% of them have nothing to do with debating Sean Dyche and are just mocking or goading other posters

Welcome to GOT.

Post loads.

 

[Clarky cat]

Carlo who? This fella is the best the club can hope for apparently.

Imagine if a player questions his methods at training and the Dychenator just shows them a screenshot of this: instant respect. Don’t ever question why Dyche compares himself to Pep

BOOM!

 

[Runub]

Carlo who? This fella is a Serial WINNER.


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Only gets going in Spring. We’re not doomed yet

 

[preposterousvelios]

Sorry mate that's horse manure.

Essentially what we have here is a simple case of people picking what players Dyche game an opportunity to and dont want to credit him for then picking the players they wish he hadn't given an opportunity to and discrediting him because of it, i mean i know there is an agenda but surely it hasnt bent minds this much.

Why does Dyche deserve any kind of credit for playing Branthwaite? He's our best player by a huge margin, and wasn't an unknown quantity at the start of last season.

After a strong loan spell and interest in him from other clubs over that summer a lot of fans were expecting him to be given the starting place from the first game of last season. Which funnily enough he wasn't due to our brain dead manager's infatuation with Michael Keane.

Only thing thats mind bending is the mental gymnastics being performed by the few remaining Dyche apologists.

 

[ForeverEverton]

Results driven business... Dyche has won 7 of the last 30 PL games, in those 30 league games 15 were at home and we won 6, 15 away and we`ve won 1.

31 points from a possible 90....

If you want a more recent sample size, 2 wins in 10, 9 points from a possible 30 and performances have been utter turd this season, like really bad.

Clearly some idiots want to cling to a failing manager but he has lost the players and the over whelming majority of fans, has to go and I`m hoping he will go after West Ham.

For those supporting Dyche I have one question - Why do you hate the club and want to see it destroyed by this guy?

 

[Hinchcliffe's Corner]

Something Dyche does offer, and that's (for me) guaranteed survival. I don't see us going down under him. Can we wait till the takeover and new stadium and bring a new manager with it then? Reborn like a Phoenix from the flames? Or are we impatient?

 

[Melchizedek]

Extremely. Kinda reminds me of that one guy who worshipped Siggurdson to unreal levels.

Any criticism and he'd pop up like The Candyman

Forgot all about superstatto. He was a blast.
Anyway , Dyche is awful and can't wait to move on from him.

 

[kiss the crest]

Something Dyche does offer, and that's (for me) guaranteed survival. I don't see us going down under him. Can we wait till the takeover and new stadium and bring a new manager with it then? Reborn like a Phoenix from the flames? Or are we impatient?

why does he bring guaranteed survival???
Burnley sacked him after 30 games were he had only won 3, they ended up being relegated.

when he did get sacked they won 4 out of 8 with a caretaker manager, but unfortunately the damage was already done with Dyche

 

[matty1878]

Something Dyche does offer, and that's (for me) guaranteed survival. I don't see us going down under him. Can we wait till the takeover and new stadium and bring a new manager with it then? Reborn like a Phoenix from the flames? Or are we impatient?

he doesn’t guarantee survival tho.

huge huge risk

 

[Gilbert..]

Something Dyche does offer, and that's (for me) guaranteed survival. I don't see us going down under him. Can we wait till the takeover and new stadium and bring a new manager with it then? Reborn like a Phoenix from the flames? Or are we impatient?

Guarenteed survival?
First season he had 4 months and we stayed up with 30 minutes to spare.
Last season he did a number but if you look who finished below us. Apart from the dross who went down forest brentford and bournemouth were around us. You can take them out of the running now i reckon. And palace will climb that table.
The group is a lot smaller for the drop this year.
He's been relegated before. I dont see any guarentee. Not even close imo as it stands.

 

[matty1878]

Guarenteed survival?
First season he had 4 months and we stayed up with 30 minutes to spare.
Last season he did a number but if you look who finished below us. Apart from the dross who went down forest brentford and bournemouth were around us. You can take them out of the running now i reckon. And palace will climb that table.
The group is a lot smaller for the drop this year.
He's been relegated before. I dont see any guarentee. Not even close imo as it stands.

spot on

 

[Neiler]

Why does Dyche deserve any kind of credit for playing Branthwaite? He's our best player by a huge margin, and wasn't an unknown quantity at the start of last season.

After a strong loan spell and interest in him from other clubs over that summer a lot of fans were expecting him to be given the starting place from the first game of last season. Which funnily enough he wasn't due to our brain dead manager's infatuation with Michael Keane.

Only thing thats mind bending is the mental gymnastics being performed by the few remaining Dyche apologists.

By the same premise he doesn’t deserve any discredit by playing Keane.

If you can’t attribute credit, then if you are applying the measure equally you can’t apply discredit.

Choose your poison.

Also disagree with all that.