2023/24 Sean Dyche

[twoblue]

I think you will be disappointed tbh, it will be McNeil being pushed onto his right foot and losing the ball and Harrison trying to cross into Beto who is being marked by CB who are equally the same size as he is, it's all very predictable and easy to play against. A bit of magic from someone like Dele could be what is needed, needs to get on the pitch first though.

We were holding out for a striker. We have a striker and now we are back calling for dele… we are in some sort of doom loop

 

[Goat]

Everyone says how bad our squad is year on year. Arguably our squad is slightly better equipped because we have some attackers now but its almost the same squad of the past two seasons that different managers have struggled with.

If he had spent loads of money and still didnt perform its an easy argument to make but hes been asset stripped and relied on frees, loans and crazy ass deals to have a squad that he now needs to mould.

I personally think he needs time to see if he can get this cobbled together bunch results. We have created many chances when we only had Maupay or with Danjuma who has been settling in to choose from. Those chances with a Beto or DCl we would have beaten Fulham and Wolves IMO.

He's a very crap manager, his record at Burnley highlights that more than anything.

His record here is also dogmuck.

Yes we have problems with the squad, but a decent manager finds a way to get results.

But as I've said, we have the players needed to get results now, if we can get them on the pitch, we find out if the manager can pick up results.

I'm hoping he can, cos even tho I consider him a bad manager, we could do with not sacking another and starting again.

 

[MikeH72]

He's a very crap manager, his record at Burnley highlights that more than anything.

His record here is also dogmuck.

Yes we have problems with the squad, but a decent manager finds a way to get results.

But as I've said, we have the players needed to get results now, if we can get them on the pitch, we find out if the manager can pick up results.

I'm hoping he can, cos even tho I consider him a bad manager, we could do with not sacking another and starting again.

We were sold the idea that Dyche doesn’t need fortunes spending on a squad and is capable of working with what he’s got and getting poor players punching above their weight. His record since he came here is atrocious and now people are blaming the quality of the squad and saying we need to buy him better players. Make it make sense.

 

[Goat]

We were sold the idea that Dyche doesn’t need fortunes spending on a squad and is capable of working with what he’s got and getting poor players punching above their weight. His record since he came here is atrocious and now people are blaming the quality of the squad and saying we need to buy him better players. Make it make sense.

He stinks of failure.

 

[MikeH72]

He stinks of failure.

And pickled onion monster munch mixed with Guinness.

 

[micknick]

He's a very crap manager, his record at Burnley highlights that more than anything.

His record here is also dogmuck.

Yes we have problems with the squad, but a decent manager finds a way to get results.

But as I've said, we have the players needed to get results now, if we can get them on the pitch, we find out if the manager can pick up results.

I'm hoping he can, cos even tho I consider him a bad manager, we could do with not sacking another and starting again.

getting that Burnley team into Europe says otherwise.

 

[micknick]

He stinks of failure.

You're out. Last straw you turn coat.

 

[badloaf]

And you sound like you need to try a dictionary "m8" unless you actually think a motorway in Scotland has become self aware and joined a football forum.

You can have all the hope and 'wishful thinking' you want (I do love a bit of Go West!) - I don't discourage it, hell I "hope" to win the lottery and run away with a supermodel or five, but facts are facts and reality is reality. There is absolutely nothing to suggest a shiny new stadium will be some 'magic bullet' in terms of investment or takeover or boardroom changes or remotely competent managerial appointments. We can read the tea leaves and cross our fingers, but it's not a guarantee. It wasn't at Arsenal, it wasn't at Tottenham, it wasn't at West Ham.

But hey, who am I to shatter the solely-fan-driven idea that a new building for Keane & Godfrey & Mykolenko to kick a ball in will have us on track after 30+ years of meh. I'm sure the biggest companies in the world along with the most bestest players and managers in the land will be fighting it out to be associated with our not-London-based club once we've finally dropped £750m to be in the 6th/7th (?) largest stadium in the country.

I'm sure "Good Times Are [magically] A-Coming!" - how could they not be?!?... (actually that does sound like a good title for a musical now I think about it).

Yeah, yeah, but there’s new pubs and bars down on the dock road now so we’ll obviously make tons of extra cash from all those extra new rich people wandering past on non match days.

Meis should really have designed the stadium like a giant gold piggy bank ‘cause that’s what it is. We can’t possibly fail to become the most successful club in the history of the universe once it’s open.

Good times!

 

[Goat]

getting that Burnley team into Europe says otherwise.

Is that the Burnley side he relegated twice, despite having 10 years to build his squad?

 

[badloaf]

We were holding out for a striker. We have a striker and now we are back calling for dele… we are in some sort of doom loop

We’re Everton, aren’t we?

 

[Goat]

You're out. Last straw you turn coat.

I'm sorry, let me back in.

 

[siddharth]

It feels as if a lot of people have been brainwashed into thinking we would have won a few matches if we had a striker.

All the dog excrement aside we cannot tell what would happen in any game after a goal is scored, the team could have sat back, the other team could equalize, the referees might involve themselves to make the game entertaining for Sky or lightning may strike the ground from furious football gods angered by the dross served up. 'At the end of the day' whether or not we have points on the board is all that matters and we just didn't want it enough.

The Maupay argument is moot if you consider that Dyche did not feel desperate enough to play Keane further upfront until the dying moments of the game against Wolves. We also had a Captain who took positives not from their own team but the team that battered them and then sent out our on-loan forward to churn out what the manager would have said the very next match when we failed to turn up. If the argument is for the team to gel together, then why did we spend the majority of the pre-season just talking about fitness? If we did not spend the money on players, then the delay in signing players when the broadcast revenue is just a failed argument, and so the people associated while fully aware of the risks were also comfortable enough taking it. We just have to accept the fact that we are a team that felt comfortable enough to give up on several matches at the start of a season.

 

[sd_1992]

getting that Burnley team into Europe says otherwise.

Doesnt make Roberto or Wilder decent managers because they fluked or nearly fluked teams into Europe.

 

[Dixieslaces]

And pickled onion monster munch mixed with Guinness.

He cant smell it though as he always has a digit stuck up his snozz, the Biff

 

[Rooney_Tunes]

We were sold the idea that Dyche doesn’t need fortunes spending on a squad and is capable of working with what he’s got and getting poor players punching above their weight. His record since he came here is atrocious and now people are blaming the quality of the squad and saying we need to buy him better players. Make it make sense.

You just did.

He is rubbish, just like his friend Michael.