2023/24 Sean Dyche

[badloaf]

Do you think a new manager would massively improve us?

Any manager with better tactical nous would improve us although identifying one we could tempt into coming here is another matter.

 

[MrGrumpy]

Moshiri apparently in London

 

[Dharma]

Putting Godfrey on today was sheer lunacy. We only survived by sheer luck.

 

[Rudolf Hucker]

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Martinez up there in 5th. The haters are too stupid to ever accept they’re wrong, but he did that with a tiny squad & ageing defence. If Moshiri had given him the money he gave that disaster Koeman, we’d be in a much better place now.


As for Dyche, he needs to go now. Only downside to him going is the fear of who this inept board will bring in next.

 

[dannyboy]

Tough 3 games up next which I think will see us out the cup and no more than 1 point more on the board. Luton and Bournemouth at home after that are going to be games that define our season and maybe how long Dyche will spend at the club.

 

[Goat]

Eddie Howe could be looking for a job soon.

 

[Rooney_Tunes]

And your point is?

Sidesteps those questions in the press conferences.

The pressure is mounting and he is unravelling.

 

[GoldenToffee]

As awful as Mykolenko is, I refuse to believe he's a worse option than 38 year old Ashley Young.

Dyche's playing of Keane and Young has already cost us points this season.

After the international break, he immediately needs to find a way to not play any more than two of Garner/Onana/Gueye/Doucoure in the games we should be looking to win.

If he's the one that told Onana to constantly hug the touchline in several games this season then he needs his head testing. Imagine any other Premier League manager utilising their physical, athletic 6 foot 5 tall central midfield player as a winger ffs.

He's got two weeks now. Two weeks to find solutions other than letting Ashley Young destroy all of our set pieces, to get the wide players McNeil and Harrison fully fit and forge a good relationship with Beto, DCL and Danjuma on the training ground, learn the movements, where the ball should go, where the other wide man is when the ball is on the other wing, etc, and to find a way to make the full backs more influential in games.

No excuses whatsoever after the break to not get serious points. We have, on paper, a much, much stronger squad than at least 6-7 teams in the league.

 

[Lobworm]

I refuse to accept that this is ALL down to the players.

Beto was blowing out of his arse after 70minutes and the fella dressed for a funeral on the touchline kept him on.

I don't disagree about it being all down to the players, but we are a poor team, that is undeniable, and poor teams often get poor results. Yes the manager will, perhaps rightly, get a lot of stick, but being realistic what personnel or tactical changes could he make that would guarantee an improvement?

 

[TyphooToffee]

Sidesteps those questions in the press conferences.

The pressure is mounting and he is unravelling.

Perhaps he's getting fed up with stupid questions this early in the season. I know I am.

 

[Rich1878]

Howe could be available soon

 

[Dundee mifflin]

Eddie Howe could be looking for a job soon.

Was just gonna post that

 

[MisterJ]

Putting Godfrey on today was sheer lunacy. We only survived by sheer luck.

Did you watch the game?

If so, you'd have understood why Godfrey went on.

 

[Toffeeforme]

Any manager with better tactical nous would improve us although identifying one we could tempt into coming here is another matter.

Exactly this.

 

[Rooney_Tunes]

Perhaps he's getting fed up with stupid questions this early in the season. I know I am.

Look, Sean, it's a perfectly good question because we are F at the moment with one point from a possible twelve.

If you are getting fed up with the question then go and manage elsewhere where the pressure is less when you play your hoofball tactics.