2024/25 Sean Dyche - Sacked

[Hinchcliffe's Corner]

 

[efcste97]

Some do unfortunately matty, but kenwright is no longer at the club, so sticking a big picture of the manager on the side of the ground for getting 5th won’t be happening under these . TFG haven’t come here to pick up the premier league money every season. Dyche is gone at some point in tbe next 5 months

Still can't get over that.

 

[GrandOldTeam]

I've got to go out to the local pub for some charity bingo now (FFS) that I'd forgot about.

Can I trust someone will step in to advocate Dyche at every opportunity?

Thanks

To the gaffer

 

[blueboy72]

Ate TFG incompetent for not sacking him mate?

Maybe they won’t sack him, depends on who they want and if He’s available because it’s a pretty easy division to survive, 30 points probably keeps you up and that should be easy with This squad. But he will be gone at some point

 

[Neiler]

Maybe they won’t sack him, depends on who they want and if He’s available because it’s a pretty easy division to survive, 30 points probably keeps you up and that should be easy with This squad. But he will be gone at some point

So they shouldn’t sack him mate?

 

[Jimishorts]

Balls. Meant to be on my @davek account when I post that

 

[Hinchcliffe's Corner]

To the gaffer

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Don't you dare split the G. You're not one of them.

 

[jceverton]

Lots of knee jerk support for Dyche just because he's got two draws in succession. Frankly it's pathetic. The problem is the guy sets us up not to lose for every game we play. So he gets a point away at Arsenal, big deal, he'll also gets us defeats and draws against bog average teams like Brentford and Southampton. He's the epitome of second rate and isn't fit to manage the club.

 

[Bryan+]

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Is this slander or libel?

 

[Hinchcliffe's Corner]

So he gets a point away at Arsenal, big deal

I reckon a point away since the Premier League's inception is a pretty big deal considering we've only won there twice in over 30 years.

 

[blueboy72]

So they shouldn’t sack him mate?

No I hope they do, so they can buy players for the new manager in January. I think these last 2 results have give him some breathing space, but don’t kid yourself we need another 4/5 point min the next 4. He’s under pressure. It’s still only 3 wins all season

 

[twoblue]

you don’t want to keep a manager that’s won 8 games in a year

Does that inc Derby wins?

Some do unfortunately matty, but kenwright is no longer at the club, so sticking a big picture of the manager on the side of the ground for getting 5th won’t be happening under these . TFG haven’t come here to pick up the premier league money every season. Dyche is gone at some point in tbe next 5 months

I hope you are not going to be disappointed. We need a £400m invested to make us a top 5 side… I don’t think these guys are going put that money in and I doubt the rules will allow us to.

 

[COYBL25]

Anybody that doesn't want Dyche sacked is a bellend and quite frankly an enemy of this football club.

IMHO

And an enemy of football.

 

[davek]

Lots of knee jerk support for Dyche just because he's got two draws in succession. Frankly it's pathetic. The problem is the guy sets us up not to lose for every game we play. So he gets a point away at Arsenal, big deal, he'll also gets us defeats and draws against bog average teams like Brentford and Southampton. He's the epitome of second rate and isn't fit to manage the club.

The thing is that up to this point he's never had a boss telling him they want more wins and to go for it more often. So he's played very cautiously.

We've seen on occasion especially away from home when the chance allows for it that we can go for it a lot more under Dyche. The obvious example was Brighton 2 season's ago. I have a feeling he'll feel like he should do that more often now - especially as the defence looks a lot more solid.

TBH I'd be reasonably happy keeping it tight and looking to nick a winner, as that's what's kept us safe under Dyche.

 

[Drico]

Two excellent results which you only get when your players are playing for you. My fear was the uncertainty and upheaval would lead to players getting distracted and the manager losing focus - but no. However, the problem, as always, is we follow these excellent well-organised backs-to-the-wall displays with less effective but similar performances against less exalted sides. Whatever happens at City, we need to be beating Forest at home.