2023/24 Sean Dyche

[GrandOldSte117]

In the 93rd of 95 minutes after going 2-1 down at home...

I know it's easy to think in 'things that didn't happen but went perfectly in my head' world, but you bring on Dobbin and Chermiti at 1-1 and you can also go 2-1 down and not win the game.

 

[the golden visionary]

Our strikers dont score much, our wide players dont score or create much, our midfielders are not creative and our full backs dont get forward.

One hand tied behind the mans back.

His tactics are solely to blame

 

[bluenorthwarrior]

Players are poor, but you can't keep the same excuse and talk about 'details' every week.

Putting the same 11 players on the pitch every week and expecting them to suddenly start scoring goals and winning games is pathetic in the face of the evidence in front of us all.

Why not replace Harrison with dobbin and start chermiti. As someone else said in match thread the worst they can do is not score which is no different to the current lot.

 

[Marius57]

Difficult to see a way out for him.

A p45 might be a start

 

[Neiler]

We’re suckers at home mate, all the talk and expectation of attacking and taking teams on, a hard truth is we’re not good enough, teams just sit in and counter and it generally earns them a result. It’s rinse and repeat.

Manager needs to stop thinking he’s at a big club and needs to go after it.

We need to play at home how we do away and sit in ourselves and counter.

We don’t have the players for anything more expansive.

 

[Tin-Tin]

 

[Nymzee]

I know it's easy to think in 'things that didn't happen but went perfectly in my head' world, but you bring on Dobbin and Chermiti at 1-1 and you can also go 2-1 down and not win the game.

I know your tongue is firmly in Dyche's rectum but try post less wham we get to stomp all over please.

 

[derek duvall]

Doesn’t make sense sacking him but dear lord is he and his hoofball football utter trash

 

[ToffeeTim]

but exactly my point, changing Dyche is like rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic, the horrendous finishers will still be there, and we will contnue to massively underperform

I think it's extremely likely we score more goals under a different manager. Whether we become a better side who knows.

All irrelevant though. We aren't changing manager

 

[Moomin]

Can't afford to sack him and we will be even worse next season when we sell Braithwaite and Onana to pay back some bills.

 

[Street end man]

A good manager knows how to kill a game when his side goes one up. There seems to be no sense in what he does when we get the upper hand in a game. Good managers even at 3-0 up push for a fourth. Sitting back and protecting a small lead is old school now and the decent sides don't do it. It does not work.

 

[Marius57]

Our strikers dont score much, our wide players dont score or create much, our midfielders are not creative and our full backs dont get forward.

One hand tied behind the mans back.

And he has found no solutions to it. He is meant to be coaching them to do those things.

 

[Tony’s Carp]

I'm not going to launch into a defence of Dyche but why does this always seem to happen to us?

 

[toffeemax]

I think it's extremely likely we score more goals under a different manager. Whether we become a better side who knows.

All irrelevant though. We aren't changing manager

not entirely sure how the new manager will somehow bury the chances that we currently create. What I would add is that he needs to sort out how we set up to defend set pieces, feel like every corner is almost like a penalty

 

[Eggs]

….he sets us up to give us a chance whilst the person who gives him these players seems beyond criticism.