Dyche is a terrible manager
not the bar to judge any player by
JobForTheMoyes
Player Valuation: £50m
Dyche is a good defensive manager. He knows what you need to be a Premier League centre half.Dyche is a terrible manager
We weren't better. They organised themselves and managed the game knowing a draw would do.
Though of course it's entirely reasonable that he has forgot about the concept of successfully managing a game over the last few matches.
BlueStevie35
Player Valuation: £70m
Doesn’t want to make excuses, makes an excuse
We do need new signings
I don’t trust him to make the right ones
Nor do I trust him to play the right players if someone else bought the right ones for him
I don’t trust him to make the right ones
Nor do I trust him to play the right players if someone else bought the right ones for him
Blue peter
Player Valuation: £40m
To be honest it I find the squad costs = position argument a little frivolous. Take this season for example, I just simply googled for the most expensive squad payrolls, and first hit was Capology. I can’t vouch for how accurate Capology is.If I recall he is 7th best paid manger in EPL and the players are 16th best paid squad. We finished 13th.
Complete List of All 20 Premier League Manager's Wages (2026) [UPDATED] - PremierLeagueNow
Manager salaries in the Premier League reflect far more than just results—they reveal reputation, expectations, and the scale of each club’s ambitions. Here’s a detailed ranking of all 20 managers, with deeper insight into their roles, pressures, and performance. 1. Pep Guardiola (Manchester...premierleaguenow.co.uk
Premier League Wage Bills: The full 2025-26 table - Liverpool 5th...
Premier League champions Liverpool have a lower annual wage bill than Manchester City, Manchester United, Arsenal and Chelsea according to industry estimates. Here's a full breakdown of every Premier League club's wage bill ahead of the 2025-26 campaign.www.planetfootball.com
Capology has us down for this season as the 10th highest paid above Fulham (11th), Crystal Palace (15th) , West Ham (18th) Wolves (20th), Brighton (8th), Sunderland (7th), Bournemouth(6th), Leeds (14th), Brentford (9th), Burnley (19th)
So Spurs and Forest have higher wage bills but finished below us this season (however they both had European football to accommodate those costs this season regardless of how poor they have done in the league) and according to the website, Fulham, Brighton, Sunderland and Brentford all with lower wage bills finished above us. This for me, means the wage bill vs position doesn’t really hold any weight, at keast specifically this season and in our situation.
Drico
Player Valuation: £70m
He has reached a natural end.
It is what it is. The club has to move on.
Yesterday's man will always have us a penny short and a day late.
EFC_FRANCIS
Player Valuation: £40m
Its not even worth discussing. He's not going to change suddenly after 24 years. The club's happy with him and he'll be here next season. After that the club will skimp out and let him leave for nothing because the £££ is all they care about
He moans about injuries when playing Spurs!
you couldn’t make it up if you tried
HalfTimeSayers
Player Valuation: £35m
Literally says he does NOT understand the frustration of the fans. No ambiguity.
Still ranking the season against the target set in August, instead of ranking it against what was possible in March.
Shocking thing to say that. At least lie and say “yes I’m frustrated too etc etc”. Instead, effectively saying we should be thankful we aren’t relegated.
Still ranking the season against the target set in August, instead of ranking it against what was possible in March.
Shocking thing to say that. At least lie and say “yes I’m frustrated too etc etc”. Instead, effectively saying we should be thankful we aren’t relegated.
