I don't think that's particularly surprising, given that most people who were advocating keeping Dyche were doing so precisely so that we didn't end up having to appoint someone like Moyes to replace him. There's no doubt that we'd have been in a better position to bring in a manager in the summer, and the hope was that Dyche could just do enough to tide us over until then. Unfortunately recent weeks showed that wasn't going to happen and he rightly got the bullet, but now we're in the position that I desperately wanted us to avoid - wasting another couple of years with a dull manager instead of getting on with a proper rebuild.