It's not is it, currently? We're relegation candidates with a piss poor squad, who started the season with the same attacking options as last year. No we have a few forwards we'll need to improve. If we don't, he's probably toast, and we'll go for someone else who can't polish a turd and many will be wanting him sacked in February.
You said explain like, not write several episodes for a crappy sitcom lol
We appointed him because Frank Lampard was averaging 0.75 points a game, we were probably down under him. Dyche averaged near 1.2 points a game last season and kept us up on that basis.
So now he has more options, if he wants to keep his job, he needs to stop playing Doucs.
Well we’re currently on 0.08 points per game. But it’s ok because we’re a relegation threatened team
We were relegation candidates long before he arrived. Did anyone expect Burnley to qualify for europe? Probably not? Were they relegation candidates most seasons? You'd have to check the bookies, but I suspect so.
Oh I was waiting for this
I don't think he's that good a footballer, but he has scored some key goals, something which we are lacking. Alongside McNeil he was our main goal threat the back end of last season, his goals are why he's getting picked.
The fella stayed at that club for many years, it was his last job before ours. That European spot is on his CV, just as much as the relegation battles. Cherry pick by all means, but it was a very good achievement for a club that were, and still are, seen as perennial relegation candidates.
What you thinking? Beto ahead of McNeil with Danjuma and Harrison on the wings? 60 minutes, Cal-Lewin for Beto and Doucoure for McNeil, bit of muscle and fresh legs towards the end of games?
tbf like, that's mission achieved?
Because of him; and this what does my head in with this argument. He never, once, tried to progress them. Look at Moyes at us, every season we improved, he got better players for relatively small outlay and changed tactics.
