2024/25 Sean Dyche

[Jebus_lives]

This was a defining result either way.
If he doesn't get sacked it will be marked as the game which marked the beginning of the end for him.
I really struggle to see how such a fragile group of players recover from this, given that recovery has to happen sharpish.
We're in real danger here of going on a very bad run with confidence shot.
That was worse than a points deduction out there today. We took the points from ourselves.
I do think we have to react, even if it is rash and unfair, before the horse has bolted.
Get Tony Robbins in I say.

Preferred formation is 3421.

 

[Toffeepot]

Why? People can criticise him for five without credit for 87.

We took off two out of out front four, it was the back six that collapsed for me.

Neither Illy or DCL are on the end of any of those Bourmouth crosses in the last 10 mins we concealed from.

You were saying it makes no sense to criticise him based on the 87minutes before the collapse
Why is he not to blame for the collapse but deserves credit for the lead? Can't have it both ways is what I mean
I prefer managers that do a good job until the game is over

 

[Mrk]

I'd understand some fans backing Dyche if he was some young progressive manager trying to build an exciting team for the long-term. But he's not. The football is dreadful even when we win (which is a rarity), so what's the point?

 

[Neiler]

They were the outlet balls that were dominating their men and Dyche took them off.

Ndiaye was, DCL no.

We got to arrogant, lost the ball to Bourmouths press to high up the pitch because of anrrogamt lazy passing and got sucker punched twice, collapsed then and the bet us in momentum.

Our performence for the majority of the game was excellent - what the players did was criminal.

 

[pfim]

Just lashed the players under the bus on talksport, zero accountability on his part taken.

It is both though. Guys like Tarkowski, Gana, Doucoure, Coleman...We were all over the place. No structure whatsoever, I have a hard time believing they were told to play that way.

But again, if you're going to rely on the same unreliable players, that is on him.

 

[Lloydystark]

If the starting line up isn’t working and you make good subs that fix it, then you deserve credit

If you do the opposite then you deserve criticism

Subs and game management are hugely important skills in this field

Exactly. He also brought off lads playing well. And kept on a knackered coleman

 

[EFC_FRANCIS]

He could smell it but decided not to change anything. Sound.

 

[Bristol Blue]

Just lashed the players under the bus on talksport, zero accountability on his part taken.

Sounds about right for him. That’ll go down well with the players then

 

[MikeH72]

A loser of a manager who has been used to losing his entire career. Which is fine but then he carries himself with an arrogance that would make Jose Mourinho squirm. Unbelievable really.

 

[allen]

Always on the lookout for new and innovative ways to embarrass ourselves.

 

[GrandOldTeam]

Dyche "To dominate for that long and come out of it with nothing is incredibly frustrating... We're still playing one-twos and going for overlaps and I'm like 'Why? You don't need to. You're in control of the game'. "


What the hell?

 

[Osamabindiesel]

It just ruined what was a fun game to watch man. That second half we looked pretty darn good then Dyche didn’t address the fullbacks getting skinned at all.

 

[hashbike]

Friedkin and Textor need to get on the phone to Moshiri and make something happen to protect their investments

 

[trueblue84]

I hope sean dyche dies of embarrassment when he looks back on today's result

 

[Everton_Gary]

If the dressing room wasn’t lost it will be now. Played well enough to win and the dinosaur made the wrong substitutions. Brought on his buddy Doucs. Get Dyche gone!