Would you like Graham Potter in to replace Dyche?

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

Hot chatter in the Dyche thread about Graham Potter as a better bet than Dyche.

Thoughts?

 

[Toffe3m4n]

No.

As much as I've been irked by Dyche's reluctance to experiment with the team a bit during this terrible run, I'm not advocating that he be binned off.

 

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

Probably should have said, doesn't have to be immediate, could be at the end of the season. Knee jerk or transitional long term replacement perspectives welcomed.

 

[DanEFC92]

Can't wait for him to be binned off. Dunno about Potter though.

 

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

Can't wait for him to be binned off. Dunno about Potter though.

Added a someone else option, good point. Will be interesting to see how many just want Dyche gone.

 

[Billy Dean]

If we were managerless and it was a straight choice between them two, I'd want Potter. Don't think Dyche should be sacked though

 

[nsno-chris]

I’d like to see how Graham Potter would age in the space of 4 months managing us, I’m imagining something like this

 

[Noisy noise annoys]

Hot chatter in the Dyche thread about Graham Potter as a better bet than Dyche.

Thoughts?

Imagine potter with this team

 

[Lobworm]

Potter looked beaten after two months at Chelsea. Give him four weeks at Goodison, and he'd have the 1000 yard stare.

 

[Lobworm]

I’d like to see how Graham Potter would age in the space of 4 months managing us, I’m imagining something like this

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Nahh

 

[Simon Buttle]

Not for me. Id rather we went back in for Corberan. Has shown twice now he can take a team with next to nothing and zero resources that he just improves players with work on the training ground and smart tactics. It's the solidity of a Dyche team at the back but with genuine build up and attacking play going forward and there is not a hoofball in sight, it's fast, direct and on the deck. Both Huddersfield and WBA went from the lower part of the Championship up into the playoff positions under him.

 

[Cjplennon]

No one is doing anything better than Dyche with this squad. Deluded whoever started this thread. Pothead could not even do anything with the most expensive squad in the universe. No chance with our tuppence ha'penny lot.

 

[Evertonthat]

Potter had Brighton playing attractive attacking football. The thing is, he had players capable of playing that style. Could you imagine if our squad tried to play like that... They barely string passes together as it is!

 

[Cjplennon]

Not for me. Id rather we went back in for Corberan. Has shown twice now he can take a team with next to nothing and zero resources that he just improves players with work on the training ground and smart tactics. It's the solidity of a Dyche team at the back but with genuine build up and attacking play going forward and there is not a hoofball in sight, it's fast, direct and on the deck. Both Huddersfield and WBA went from the lower part of the Championship up into the playoff positions under him.

At least a more sensible suggestion. Close this thread and start one on Corberan. Id be more interested to discuss - but would still stick with Dyche in our current predicament. No one seems to give him credit for dealing with this chaotic club, no other manager has this level of chaos, lack or resources, points deductions with still such a high level of expectation from the fans. And we are still out of relegation places with 6 points deducted and teams around us to play!!!

 

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

Imagine potter with this team

No one is doing anything better than Dyche with this squad. Deluded whoever started this thread. Pothead could not even do anything with the most expensive squad in the universe. No chance with our tuppence ha'penny lot.

Potter had Brighton playing attractive attacking football. The thing is, he had players capable of playing that style. Could you imagine if our squad tried to play like that... They barely string passes together as it is!

Interesting take Gents, there's been a rejoinder to this line of thinking in the Dyche thread on and off for a while. That it's the coaching that's the problem aligned with Dyche's mentality. Here you appear to say the players are as much, if not totally, to blame?

Fwiw I've no strong view about Potter, I'm trying to get to the heart of where our woes lie and who, or what, could resolve them.