2024/25 Sean Dyche - Sacked

[Deleted member 50501]

Agree with the shouts for Thomas Frank, think he'd be a great appointment

 

[Drico]

Agree with the shouts for Thomas Frank, think he'd be a great appointment

I think he's the most attractive of the more logical choices.

He's a good manager, too.

 

[Kendal]

Don’t want Southgate need someone who can relate with fans . Not like today’s incumbent blaming everyone but himself.

 

[blueboy72]

Agree entirely. He'd be a wonderful appointment, both on and off the field.

But he wouldn't leave Brentford now, so it would mean Dyche stays on until the end of his contract.

Any managerial change now would mean bringing in someone out of work - most of them are out of work for a reason, or hiring a manager from a 'lesser' league who will be unproven and thrown straight into the fire.

It's not ideal given the way we are playing currently, but make the right change for the right man at the right time.

There’s some good managers out of work, all we’ve ever done is appoint someone with prem experience, bar Moyes from
The championship and smith from Scotland and look how that has worked out, we need to think outside the box

 

[Drico]

"We strive to deliver extraordinary experiences that ignite people's passions." - Big Dan

Don't think they will put up with Dycheball for long!

To be fair, I think Dyche does provide "extraordinary" experiences and certainly ignites people's passions. I'm just not sure that these are the experiences and passions Spitfire Dan has in mind...

 

[NorthernBlue]

I’m hoping at the least he’s not going to set us up at home against mid/low level teams the way he has been doing. The Fulham, and Brentford games were shocking, then throw in Brighton, Bournemouth and Newcastle. A lot of dropped points there. He got away with it due to the uncertainty but hopefully not now.

 

[blueboy72]

I’m hoping at the least he’s not going to set us up at home against mid/low level teams the way he has been doing. The Fulham, and Brentford games were shocking, then throw in Brighton, Bournemouth and Newcastle. A lot of dropped points there. He got away with it due to the uncertainty but hopefully not now.

He’s going to set up exactly the same, why would he be any different, just because we have a change of ownership

 

[blueboy72]

I also think it’s not going to be that difficult to stay up. 3 or 4 shocking teams below us.
I think it all rests on their first or at worst 2nd choice being available, seems like
They’ve spoken to Thelwell who didn’t want Dyche from day one

@peeb what you unsure about

 

[Curtis]

It's time for the meteor to wipe out the dychesourous

 

[crusade]

Looking forward to pundits defending him to the hilt whilst ignoring his name when a big 6 (or even Newcastle) job comes up.

 

[blueboy72]

Looking forward to pundits defending him to the hilt whilst ignoring his name when a big 6 (or even Newcastle) job comes up.

It will take time but we need to change the media narrative that we’re just another palace, Fulham and Brentford etc

 

[Drico]

Looking forward to pundits defending him to the hilt whilst ignoring his name when a big 6 (or even Newcastle) job comes up.

Well, to be fair, we haven't been big six or seven for over a decade. Why would his name come up there?

It won't come up here either, mind, in a few months...

The times are a changin...

 

[Furey1878]

As much as I dislike him and want him gone, today isn’t about him for me. It’s much bigger than that. The day to debate his sacking will come again very soon, but it’s not today.

See ya tomorrow, Mike x

 

[Rooney_Tunes]

To be fair, I think Dyche does provide "extraordinary" experiences and certainly ignites people's passions. I'm just not sure that these are the experiences and passions Spitfire Dan has in mind...

He certainly ignites my passion.

 

[Rooney_Tunes]

When is this joker's press conference?

I might actually listen today.

Thanks