2024/25 Sean Dyche - Sacked

[Timbucktoo]

He could do with a win today. His big weakness is getting his teams to score goals. The fact we are so weak at times going forward gives the opposition a bit more confidence to commit more going forward against us. He had that same problem at Burnley, when he had them tight at the back but were very poor up front, and despite avoid defeat in a lot of games in the first two thirds of the season, the amount of games they drew had them in a bad position when the run in started and they fell apart.

 

[Blue peter]

Given two weeks of footballing inactivity - this threads just warming up nicely for 5pm tonight regardless of result - it’s going to be kicking off all over the show. Remember lads - just win your individual battles. *gets beers and munchies in

 

[NeilMorepies]

What does Dyche need to do to get his contract extension? Apart from win a few games?

 

[MikeH72]

Well you’re suggesting he just signed the bad ones, I’ve said that it doesn’t matter who he does or doesn’t want, and now you’re saying do I think he coincidentally only signed the good players

Stop suggesting what people think and actually read what they post

No I’m not? I’m not suggesting he had anything to do with the Beto signing for example.

Come on, you sounded very confident that his signings haven’t been limited to Young and Harrison, but now when pressed, you won’t give me some names.

 

[MikeH72]

I agree he has but if the lad cant get into an injury ravaged defence or ahead of keane then maybe hes not that good or isnt deemed ready. Its illogical to say he might be crap but lets play him anyway to prove how crap he his.

Or maybe it’s that the manager with a 32% career win ratio doesn’t know what he’s doing.

 

[MJA]

Or maybe it’s that the manager with a 32% career win ratio doesn’t know what he’s doing.

Oh is he not much of a manager then? Surprised nobody else has pointed that out. Thanks.

 

[MikeH72]

Oh is he not much of a manager then? Surprised nobody else has pointed that out. Thanks.

Usually the simplest explanations are the best.

 

[Joey66]

Keeping his seat warm for Harry Potter.....

 

[MJA]

Usually the simplest explanations are the best.

Or the most tedious depending on your mentality.

 

[MikeH72]

Or the most tedious depending on your mentality.

Most of life’s simple everyday things are tedious.

 

[MJA]

Most of life’s simple everyday things are tedious.

 

[Charro]

Or maybe it’s that the manager with a 32% career win ratio doesn’t know what he’s doing.

He has a very good track record with centre halves.

I think this Obrien probably is struggling in training and the manager is looking to protect him.

Dyche dropped Micheal Keane for Conor coady in his first season here remember.

 

[MikeH72]

I know mate. Got to go and put fuel in now ffs.

 

[MikeH72]

Technically finished 12th last season so if it starts to look like that position is unreachable at any point, then he should be sacked. We’ve improved the squad from last season.

Fulham, West Ham, Bournemouth etc are the teams that we’re in the same bracket as, so should be finishing in and around them. If we’re scrapping to get above Southampton, Leicester and Ipswich then something is wrong.

 

[larbert toffee]

Technically finished 12th last season so if it starts to look like that position is unreachable at any point, then he should be sacked. We’ve improved the squad from last season.

Fulham, West Ham, Bournemouth etc are the teams that we’re in the same bracket as, so should be finishing in and around them. If we’re scrapping to get above Southampton, Leicester and Ipswich then something is wrong.

Probably this that the majority will go with.
We're not going to win trophies with Dyche and it's a roller coaster along the way.

I now think he'll see us to safety but regardless, if the new owner has a positive vision for the club then we have to say goodbye to him at the end of the season and bring back the excitement to the club that we've been lacking for many a year.