Remind you of anything? His plan is to build teams to be resolute at the back, and when that isn't working he's at a loss...
...because offensively, his teams are dreadful. With the squad at this disposal, they should be nowhere near where they are.
In fairness to them - and perhaps it's because they have a stronger squad than the Quorn mince he was working with at Goodison - they saw through him in totality in far less time.It’s funny we all warned them he was a fraud, but they weren't having it “nah, he knows the city.” "Imagine Dyche with this squad though" etc etc
Its nearly a two horse race for survival in which you'd start with an advantage, demand a huge survival bonus and you are only putting up with jabba the scab for a few months with what you could call a success on your CV.Wouldn't surprise me at all if he went for Thomas Frank, who I think is way to astute to take a job as poisonous as this.
It's also the best way to become "the relegation manager at chaotic clubs."Wouldn't surprise me at all if he went for Thomas Frank, who I think is way to astute to take a job as poisonous as this.

In the relegation zone when arriving, out of it when fired. He'll get another gig if he's patient but it certainly won't be another forest let alone an Everton. More likely to be a team 19th or 20th which is much tougher challenge.Has to be the end of Dyche and Premier League football. i was baffled when Forest hired him.
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