2024/25 Sean Dyche - Sacked

[Victus]

You think these lads can read?

 

[Marius57]

Hmm, the possibility of a link between those who want instant gratification from both forum posts and football managers is an interesting suggestion now you mention it.

Doesn’t haven’t to be instant from the manager, but after 2 years, some semblance of progression of style of play would be nice.

And just don’t see the need to read an essay about how dychettes are right about everything while everyone else is wrong and doesn’t know about football etc

 

[chicoazul]

Doesn’t haven’t to be instant from the manager, but after 2 years, some semblance of progression of style of play would be nice.

And just don’t see the need to read an essay about how dychettes are right about everything while everyone else is wrong and doesn’t know about football etc

As an interesting neutral observer I can tell this has been prevalent from both sides sir.

 

[MACCA75]

ITs crazy that people think the players care how long a manager has left on his contract.

They only care about how long THEY have.

And I suspect most cant wait to see the back of this terrorist.

It’s true though. Footballers absolutely love an excuse to drop their levels by 5%.

(West Ham for example, 4 points from their last 6 games under Moyes, conceding 5 twice, and only beating Luton)

 

[ADM320]

As an interesting neutral observer I can tell this has been prevalent from both sides sir.

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[chicoazul]

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I refute that spelling disaster. You MONSTER.

 

[Runub]

Unlucky Sean….maybe next time

 

[twoblue]

Doesn’t haven’t to be instant from the manager, but after 2 years, some semblance of progression of style of play would be nice.

And just don’t see the need to read an essay about how dychettes are right about everything while everyone else is wrong and doesn’t know about football etc

I can empathise. Dychettes are failing in the same way the Remain campaign did. Speaking down, being a little bit smug, treating the other side as uneducated simpletons incapable of arguing their point effectively, yet ultimately being on the right side of history.

 

[MikeH72]

I can empathise. Dychettes are failing in the same way the Remain campaign did. Speaking down, being a little bit smug, treating the other side as uneducated simpletons incapable of arguing their point effectively, yet ultimately being on the right side of history.

Are you a 14 year old purple haired Reddit user?

 

[PSB1]

Are you a 14 year old purple haired Reddit user?

Worryingly precise.

 

[Goat]

It’s true though. Footballers absolutely love an excuse to drop their levels by 5%.

(West Ham for example, 4 points from their last 6 games under Moyes, conceding 5 twice, and only beating Luton)

I havent seen anything to suggest the players arent putting in the "hard yards", they just lack proper football coaching and tactics.

 

[Marius57]

3 wins in 15 this season...

5 wins from the last 19 games of last season...

8 wins in the last 34.

That stat alone is just frightening, 8 wins in 1 calendar year!

GTF Dyche

Its 10 in all comps this calendar year so far though. And that’s fine apparently.

Probably shouldn’t point out that Lampard got 11 wins in all comps in a calendar year (well Feb onwards) and that wasn’t fine.

 

[Deleted member 50501]

Unlucky Sean….maybe next time

Let's go vault diving again

 

[Saint Domingo]

Does anyone actually read the essays the dychettes write though, apart from themselves?

you don’t read the posts?

Well call me absolutely shocked.

Can’t read. Won’t read. The crybot mantra.

 

[Marius57]

you don’t read the posts?

Well call me absolutely shocked.

Can’t read. Won’t read. The crybot mantra.

Ah the unnecessary insults, one of the other reasons. Thanks for playing.