Thelwell has to get on the blower to MoshiriTwice, in the post match with BBC
That's pathetic from Dyche the coward
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Thelwell has to get on the blower to MoshiriTwice, in the post match with BBC
Mentality of the team. It comes from the top.
'We've been trying to work with the bar staff *sniff* but they lack a bit of *paw* experience in the main bar. I don't want to over coach them *sniff* just let them get some minutes in the..'Whilst constantly sniffing his hand and pawing at himself.
The players decide the subs too do they?Not during the game. During the game it’s on the players, the captain, the leaders in the team to talk the rest of them through it. Pickford, Seamus, Tarks, Gueye, Dom, all of them should’ve been slowing the game down, winning fouls and wasting time, telling each other to calm it down, keep hold of the ball, there was none of that.
Dyche gets two opportunities to speak to them properly, before kick off and half time. Managers can bark and wave the odd instruction across a noisy stadium but primarily, during the game he has to rely on the lads on the pitch to do their bit and guide the less experienced lads through. That is what disappointed me most today.
They didn’t have a shot on target before their goal, did they? I can’t remember them boxing us in at any point.
Maybe I’m remembering it wrong but I don’t recall them threatening in any meaningful way before that moment when we switched off and they scored.
Players are cowards and not of the standard required of a serious club.The question is.....is Dyche doing a good job or is the team as bad as he makes them look
The players decide the subs too do they?
Not during the game. During the game it’s on the players, the captain, the leaders in the team to talk the rest of them through it. Pickford, Seamus, Tarks, Gueye, Dom, all of them should’ve been slowing the game down, getting fouls, telling each other to calm it down, keep hold of the ball, there was none of that.
Dyche gets two opportunities to speak to them properly, before kick off and half time. Managers can bark and wave the odd instruction across a noisy stadium but primarily, during the game he has to rely on the lads on the pitch to do their bit and guide the less experienced lads through. That is what disappointed me most today.
Can just imagineI think I was quite vocal after last season had finished, we need a better manager, this guy would play the fire fighter if he had 20 of the worlds best players....
He knows nothing else, literally nothing else, at 2-0 he has gone in to hold on mode, crapped it well and truly.
When is the powers that be wake up and see this idiot for what he is, get him gone, with the International break there is no better time.
At every football club from Amateur in every county all the way up to the Premier League the manager carries the can for poor runs of form and performances...No, and I’m not suggesting Dyche is blameless. Just that the players need to look at themselves today. For the most part; this collapse is on them.
If you think Mentality comes from a pre game and half time chat your wrong mate.
It comes from messaging all through the week. It comes from tactics and instruction. It comes from so much more than a few words.