Ian
Player Valuation: £950k
He was rubbish last season as well. We just about survived. He managed about the same sort of standard as Benitez, but he was also rubbish.
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Ian
Player Valuation: £950k
I thought we were decent going forward considering the opposition.
witchdoc187
Player Valuation: £60m
If Saturday is anything to go by then his style of football is exactly what we need.
I saw my neighbour for the first time since the game. For some reason he preferred talking about Man City
DownunderToffee
Player Valuation: £15m
Miracle or not, I think he is here until the new stadium regardless.
If we go down, it's not Dyche's fault and realistically, who else would you get in for a Championship campaign?
Think Dyche is here for a while, hopefully for all the right reasons.
Ian
Player Valuation: £950k
Love Paddy Power
Yeah, me too.
Very pleasantly surprised
Doucoure had an excellent game but not sure how he managed to miss the target with that free header.
DCL about an inch away from finishing Onanas cross.
And plenty of buildup play leading to corners that went to the far post and didn't just bounce off the first man.
I loved seeing how fast our players closed theirs down but also how, seeing the patterns, sometimes they held back.
I thought both wingers gave the fullbacks proper support. Clearly instructions that they'd not had before.
I was also impressed at the speed at which the DCL Maupay sub was made as soon as we scored.
Dyche had a plan, he stuck to it meticulously!
Mad the difference executing a plan can make!
Ian
Player Valuation: £950k
Amen to all that, brother! ?
witchdoc187
Player Valuation: £60m
Been a really long time since we fought like that. Long may it continue
witchdoc187
Player Valuation: £60m
This was a great first start v Arsenal.
Amazed how he managed to persuade everyone , that the Board utterly failing in the transfer window , wasn't terminal to our chances of survival.
We were virtually certain to go down before the managerial change.
Everything isn't going to go to plan going forwards , so let's hope that everyone "rolls with the punches" when things go wrong , and keeps supporting him.
He , at least gives us some hope going forwards.
Amazed how he managed to persuade everyone , that the Board utterly failing in the transfer window , wasn't terminal to our chances of survival.
We were virtually certain to go down before the managerial change.
Everything isn't going to go to plan going forwards , so let's hope that everyone "rolls with the punches" when things go wrong , and keeps supporting him.
He , at least gives us some hope going forwards.
Eggsyblueskin
Player Valuation: £40m
If we go down Dyche doesn’t get a free pass , that would be wrong.
He has been brought in to manage a difficult situation , but from them the point he was appointed the responsibility of preventing relegation became his.
If we go down it is only sensible that we assess his performance as a manager in the period preceding relegation.
If , for instance , he is unable to give us a reasonable chance of survival I would be against retaining him , I would prefer to appoint a manager more likely to not only lead us to promotion but ensure the club is equipped to operate at a higher level.
Hopefully the question will remain academic and Dyche will guide us to safety with much improved performances.
CahillsCornerFlag
Player Valuation: £70m
Only thing I was surprised about was that he didn’t use more subs. Perhaps an early indication of what he thinks of some of the fellas who were on the bench.
i don' think we will be going down under dyche lads, we have 4 very winnable games in our next 5 and we could be clear of the relegation zone fighting for a mid table spot if results go our way
Glasshalffull
Player Valuation: £10m
Well, there's a benefit to fresh legs, but also the opposing principle of 'if it ain't broke, don't fix it'. More subs would have meant a danger of distrupting the organisation and system that had been working so well up to then.
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