Should Dyche be sacked?

[captainvindaloo]

Dyche is a championship/lower league manager. You get what you pay for.
Aside from Carlo, our manager shopping in recent years has taken place in charity shops and scrapyards.
As it is, we will be stuck with this level of manager until the cows come home, or we win the lottery. Odds on either of these is astronomically low right now.

 

[Jo3Fr3sh]

Dyche 4 lyfe.


Who else is there realistically and don't say Graham Potter. He's a fraud and I've had enough of Chelsea castoffs.

 

[Khalekan]

Yes.

Next week marks the end of what has been quite a reasonable opening set of fixtures and we will have no more than 7 points from 28…..which woukd be appalling in its own right but quite frankly, I don’t see us winning next week so 5 points is my best guess.

After that it gets tougher and we are probably going to dragged de diwn the rabbit hole.

That being the case, sacking in late October or early November becomes inevitable.

Might as well do it now while there is still hope.

 

[Osamabindiesel]

He deserves to be sacked. Should he be sacked considering the circumstances… idk.

 

[Zeke]

Should be sacked but won’t be as this club is a shambles on & off the pitch!

The results should speak for themselves but this club has gone deaf to its own fans….truly sad!

 

[matty1878]

we all want him sacked and he should be for results alone and the home form

he won’t tho until the new owners come in?

to late then

 

[TGW89]

No screwing around, Bournemouth is as much of a must-win as it was in May AFAIC.

Get rid of volde-bonce. Tonight.

 

[Joey66]

Pick a team he can't pick his nose ...

 

[BlueStevie35]

All he had to do was stick with what worked in midweek but no he had to shoehorn Young, Gueye and Doucoure back in to throw Garner wide

 

[Willo62]

No, he absolutely shouldn’t be sacked yet. Get a grip! You were all singing his praises last weekend winning away at Brentford, and then at Villa in midweek. Would you have sacked him then? We created enough chances, especially in the first 20 minutes before they scored, to be 3-0 up.
The players need to look at themselves. We are lacking that little bit of composure to stick the ball in the net.
Yes, four defeats at home doesn’t make good reading, but who are we going to get in who is going to make this situation better?
Changing managers every season is what got us into this mess in the first place!
I watched some [Poor language removed] under Howard Kendall at the end of 1983. I was one of 13000 in the crowd on New Year’s Eve who booed the team off in a far worse performance than today in a 0-0 draw against Coventry. Thankfully the board and Philip Carter didn’t pull the trigger then, and look how that turned around!

 

[Davidoff]

The prospective new owners, and (more importantly) our creditors can't afford to let this slide, he got to go

 

[EFCPaul]

He's going nowhere, swallow that fact because it's reality.

Don't like him one bit though and if he feels unfairly criticised he can hand his resignation in anytime.

 

[NSNO1878EFC]

There is zero chance Dyche is going anywhere until the ownership situation is sorted and that will probably be a couple of months away yet. Moshiri isn’t going to spend millions on a pay-off and search when he’s about to leave.

 

[siddharth]

Was in 'benefit of the doubt' category for a while but moved to 'clueless' when he checked his watch after the second goal in the first half.

 

[suey_11]

Yes, what have we to lose.
4 home games and 4 home losses, only played one top half team in Arsenal, absolutely horrific form and no excuses today against a fellow relegation team.