Sean Dyche

[RomanReigns]

No tar

 

[naz]

Sack Koeman because perhaps he was the problem. Each of these players just need to find form and confidence.

Koeman is the scapegoat for the Summer transfer madness.

 

[Khalekan]

Koeman is the scapegoat for the Summer transfer madness.

Indeed.

All those weird team selections and unmotivated players......nowt to do with him, innit

 

[matty1878]

Think Dyche would just be like Moyes, come in, stabilise the club, make us solid, keep us around the 'rest of the best' mark, but will have the glass ceiling.

That's why we need to swerve.

 

[matty1878]

Indeed.

All those weird team selections and unmotivated players......nowt to do with him, innit

Still mate 50% is not having a Lukaku and I don't care what anyone says!

 

[gorgeousgeorgeEFC]

Oh well...

 

[gorgeousgeorgeEFC]

Talk of Tuchel and Ancelotti is madness. Look at the clubs Ancelotti has managed and then look where you are now ..... and I say that with all due respect. There’s no chance.

Harsh but fair.

 

[Prevenger17]

After match interview on match of the day sounding like he’s eaten cigarettes made from the ashes of dead horses.

Like marbles in a blender.

 

[Bluecranks]

He has won promotion to the Premier League twice with Burnley. I don't think he did that by parking the bus.

He has survived the return to the Premier League, and is now establishing Burnley there.

He has overcome the problems of losing his best players - Ings, Trippier and Keane - and has got two centre forwards.

It does suggest that he can adapt to new situations. But Burnley will not let him go without a fight.

Has got results away from home at Chelsea, Spurs and Liverpool so far this season, and scored goals to do so. Pretty sure I'd take that as a step in the right direction if we could manage it. They have only scored 8 goals all season, so some evidence of 'parking the bus', but they scored three away at Chelsea.

 

[Stanley Parker]

1 Chelsea
2 Tottenham Hotspur
3 Manchester City
4 Liverpool
5 Arsenal
6 Manchester United

The top of the Premier League finished like this last season. On financial grounds, I'd say these clubs are likely to fill the top four places for the foreseeable future. In the present circumstances, I also think it will be difficult for any club to join them permanently. Other clubs will have a good run from time to time, but I think it's highly unlikely that we'll see another champion like Leicester, who came from outside this group.

So I think it is very unlikely that our next manager - whoever he may be - will succeed in taking us into the top four. We will have to measure his success against a different scale. Realistically, like everybody else, we can only hope to be the best of the rest. A place in the top six will be exceptional.

 

[naz]

Indeed.

All those weird team selections and unmotivated players......nowt to do with him, innit

Weird team selections and unmotivated players is down to the weakness of the playing squad. Koeman was trying combinations trying to get something to work, and when the players don't have an idea of how to hurt the opposition it is demotivating. Whoever takes over has an impossible job

 

[Khalekan]

Weird team selections and unmotivated players is down to the weakness of the playing squad. Koeman was trying combinations trying to get something to work, and when the players don't have an idea of how to hurt the opposition it is demotivating. Whoever takes over has an impossible job

Points at naz and lol

 

[ijjysmith]

With his voice like a urinal from the dark days.

 

[Woolly Blue]

Means nothing.

A mate of mine reckons his mate reckons it's all but a done deal. Off hand I can't remember if he's ever been right before, but I put a tenner on it anyway.

 

[ianefc]

Means nothing.

A mate of mine reckons his mate reckons it's all but a done deal. Off hand I can't remember if he's ever been right before, but I put a tenner on it anyway.