i raise you dyche
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i raise you dyche
windymiller
Player Valuation: £60m
To be fair, I'm pretty sure the two Chinese lads were forced upon Moyes as something to do with the Keijan sponsorship deal.One of his first signings first time around.
What could go wrong
China jails ex-football head coach Li Tie for bribery
Li Tie, who also played for Everton in the English Premier League, was handed a 20-year sentence.www.bbc.com
nonstripdzebra
Player Valuation: £1m
I wanted like all of us Dyche gone longterm, but really thought we would muster safety regardless. I also thought that to set up the best transition, setting up shop in regards to our DoF and backroom to then execute and seek out a specific profile manager and recruitment strategy come may/june was a great opportunity. I still wish we'd done that. But the logic from the Friedkins is also clear.
First fans will welcome Moyes's candor and fan appreciation and the new owners will get some credit in turn. I think its not all that much of a tactical detorrent from Dyche but with more end product and broadly improved, thus will likely lead to safety. I wouldnt be shocked a bit if we climb midtable even by next year.
What worries me though is the likelihood that this deters from setting up an empowered DoF model. I look at Moshiri's tenure and above all other failures was recruitment. I think if Brands was emboldened we may be in a completely reality. What happened instead was managers dictating transfer policies despite it being a revolving door.
This summer's squad turnover is immense. Moyes has proven his acumen even still in the market but his ability is relative to him. How we transition after him tactically and with the squad he leaves us I am dubious of. It makes me think when he leaves we may be in a very similar situation we would have been in this summer, although now with less flexibility.
Thus I question the longevity and precedent especially when compared to how so many other clubs currently our run. That said all the best of luck to him and welcome back.
First fans will welcome Moyes's candor and fan appreciation and the new owners will get some credit in turn. I think its not all that much of a tactical detorrent from Dyche but with more end product and broadly improved, thus will likely lead to safety. I wouldnt be shocked a bit if we climb midtable even by next year.
What worries me though is the likelihood that this deters from setting up an empowered DoF model. I look at Moshiri's tenure and above all other failures was recruitment. I think if Brands was emboldened we may be in a completely reality. What happened instead was managers dictating transfer policies despite it being a revolving door.
This summer's squad turnover is immense. Moyes has proven his acumen even still in the market but his ability is relative to him. How we transition after him tactically and with the squad he leaves us I am dubious of. It makes me think when he leaves we may be in a very similar situation we would have been in this summer, although now with less flexibility.
Thus I question the longevity and precedent especially when compared to how so many other clubs currently our run. That said all the best of luck to him and welcome back.
Three of those four have spent hundreds of millions
The circle of strife.
windymiller
Player Valuation: £60m
Fair dues.
TheNinja
Player Valuation: £20m
If we can complete against the other 13 for a while, it'd be a start...
I’ve never been able to get over him joking about slapping a female reporter.
Need money to do something similar. They have all spent big.
I don’t like cats myself if I’m being honest.
Woolverhampton_Blue
Player Valuation: £35m
Ya they were. I was only kidding.
Was actually decent enough Li Tie.
Li Weifeng not so much
Hinchcliffe's Corner
Player Valuation: £40m
Like him or loathe him he brings the best out of GOT.
Blast_of_Cannock
Player Valuation: £10m
Desperate times call for desperate measures. I'm desperately in need of a dump.
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