2023/24 Sean Dyche

[GrandOldSte117]

The club will probably think we've currently got a 45-50 point squad, so going into next season with a weaker squad should just about see us to safety.

Branthwaite -->
Keane <--

Harrison -->
Dobbin <--

Onana -->
No replacement in

Can honestly see that.

We should be hoping that Leeds spend another season in the championship because id imagine they might have to get some wages off the book from current squad

 

[davids]

I’ve already said he did t have a lot of money, but I also said why didn’t he get together with the dof and start to work on developing the academy. Who came through in 10yrs McNeil??
I know he will be our manager, I also know he won’t be in 2yrs and let’s hope the new owners have a better plan to move Forward than the last owner and board

Because the owners of clubs decide how much money they put into the development of young players it's not a managerial decision. Obviously Burnley as a club didn't see it as a priority. But then you'll try to find a way to pin that on Dyche. Still waiting for your answer to the question on the mid to lower Prem clubs who regularly produce academy successes.

 

[blueboy72]

Here?

Well done that definitely translates to me saying dyche is at fault for no kids coming through, I said he wouldn’t play them unless they’re superstars like Branthwaite. Dobbin, Chermiti and Patterson is the proof of that

 

[Thomasc]

Serge Pizzorno from Kasabian on bbc predictions this week, calling Dyche his manager of the year for having to deal with what he has had to deal with.

 

[Hinchcliffe's Corner]

Well done that definitely translates to me saying dyche is at fault for no kids coming through, I said he wouldn’t play them unless they’re superstars like Branthwaite. Dobbin, Chermiti and Patterson is the proof of that

I accept your apology.

 

[Eggs]

Serge Pizzorno from Kasabian on bbc predictions this week, calling Dyche his manager of the year for having to deal with what he has had to deal with.
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…spot on, Dyche’s achievement this season can’t be understated and he’s the main reason we have a chance of going to BMD in the top flight.

 

[twoblue]

Big Joe is head and shoulders above Dyche but that's not to discredit Dyche at all he's done a great job keeping us up. Was discussed in another thread somewhere last week too.

I agree, but Joe wasn’t here that long actually, had 18 months of upward trajectory with the fa cup. and the rest of his managerial career wasn’t as good, although his Man City period was important where they were at the time

‘There is no time for development, this club hasn’t got time for that.’

Sean Dyche...

Everton offered lifeline with two US buyers exploring buying the club

IAN HERBERT AND SIMON JONES: One of the parties is thought to be investment firm MSP Sports Capital, which has lent the club money to fund the new Bramley-Moore Dock stadium

www.dailymail.co.uk

What an absolute Benitez statement.

not exactly… every point counts in a relegation battle. Developing player and giving the chance to mistakes isn’t an option at this point

 

[Yarrgh]

football 365 -

martin tyler saying united should appt dyche

Good fit for them. Please don't go.

Can we have Ancelotti back please?

 

[Zatara]

He had 40mil bought Beto and a young striker that never gets a game
But zat thinks give him another 100 and he will build brilliant young side you live in fantasy football world

Fun fact: Ive never said any of that.

Which makes you a liar (as you say) in a fantasy world.

Brilliant excuse. Like was pointed out yesterday he was saying the same at Burnley for 10 years. So
Why didn’t he develop the academy

I havent made any excuse

He's referring to bringing someone in " to develop " if it's a replacement for an established player.

What "established" players do we have?

Personally think he's relating it to the owner situation and selling someone like Branthwaite. He's developed him after he's already been out on loan. We sell him and can't spend much of the money, we're not the right environment ATM to then bring in another Branthwaite to the first team straight away.

I don't think he's ruling out not buying youth

It was a sweeping statement. Not only related to Branthwaite.

I agree, but Joe wasn’t here that long actually, had 18 months of upward trajectory with the fa cup. and the rest of his managerial career wasn’t as good, although his Man City period was important where they were at the time

not exactly… every point counts in a relegation battle. Developing player and giving the chance to mistakes isn’t an option at this point

As opposed to Young & Coleman who make errors when they play or Harrison who is poor or Doucoure?

 

[blueboy72]

Fun fact: Ive never said any of that.

Which makes you a liar (as you say) in a fantasy world.



I havent made any excuse



What "established" players do we have?



It was a sweeping statement. Not only related to Branthwaite.



As opposed to Young & Coleman who make errors when they play or Harrison who is poor or Doucoure?

You said if dyche had a 100mil and could only buy under 23’s he’d have a better team than Bournemouth. Like I said that’s pure fantasy not even worth thinking about or posting. If me auntie had you know what, she’d be my uncle. But I’m a liar you stick to to sitting in your box room, googling the best under 21’s in Latvia

 

[matty1878]

Fun fact: Ive never said any of that.

Which makes you a liar (as you say) in a fantasy world.



I havent made any excuse



What "established" players do we have?



It was a sweeping statement. Not only related to Branthwaite.



As opposed to Young & Coleman who make errors when they play or Harrison who is poor or Doucoure?

bed

 

[Toffe3m4n]

Manager of the Month for April. Fair play.

 

[GrandOldSte117]

 

[Marius57]

Manager of the Month for April. Fair play.

So inevitably we now lose to Sheffield

 

[Connor]

First Everton manager since Ancelotti to be Manager of the Month.

Carlo was our first since Moyes, strangely.