2023/24 Sean Dyche

[Telford-Feb-85]

His style is based around the players we have in midfield and up front.

 

[RomanReigns]

Just on the radio talking about a possible/likely red card and cited the doucoure kane incident. I must've missed it.

First half dcl went down after an off the ball incident the ref booked about 5 players including dcl

 

[Rita_Poon]

First half dcl went down after an off the ball incident the ref booked about 5 players including dcl

Ta.

 

[Lobworm]

Just for the record I won't be licking Sean Dyche's R'sss. We've been terrible for most of the season.

He gets some plaudits I think he's turned things around of late. But he's no saviour. He's no messiah. He's one above Sam Allardyce. Can't be doing
with these blowing smoke up his R'ss

Has anyone really done that, aside from the Dyche hater winder uppers clique? The footy at times has been rubbish, the winless run was horrible, sticking with certain players, poor subs etc etc. From what I have seen fellas just wanted us to have a season free of last day PL/SKY/PGMOL initiated stress and drama which he delivered. Most people here I think have been pragmatic and accepted that he's the man for us, for now.

 

[MACCA75]

His style is based around the players we have in midfield and up front.

His style hasn’t changed in 15 years, it is what it is.

 

[Lobworm]

His style hasn’t changed in 15 years, it is what it is.

To be fair, he's been at clubs of a similar league position for most of that time, where survival has been paramount. He feels he knows the best way to get those clubs clear using his style, and thankfully, it worked for us, twice.

 

[Steve EFC]

I’m pretty certain he is the right man for the job given our circumstances and he definitely deserves another season at least.

 

[Mercedes]

Best manager we've had in a long time.

 

[toffeeblue9]

48 points is a brilliant return given the backdrop of the last couple of seasons and the chaos off the pitch

I still have a couple of reservations, mostly surrounding that winless run, but nobody could have realistically asked for more in terms of a points return this season, and if they had I'd have to assume they're on crack

 

[Axlswhk]

Now cap off a fine season by destroying Arteta’s title dream.

 

[Dykovski200]

I have to be honest, after the Chelsea drubbing I wanted his head on a spike outside Goodison, but all in all with all the bull he’s had to put up with off the field noise he’s done ok.

 

[Titus Bramble]

Done a very good job this season

 

[Runub]

Done a very good job this season

Can’t argue with that. I don’t think any fair minded person could

 

[ToffeeScot]

48 points is a brilliant return given the backdrop of the last couple of seasons and the chaos off the pitch

I still have a couple of reservations, mostly surrounding that winless run, but nobody could have realistically asked for more in terms of a points return this season, and if they had I'd have to assume they're on crack

The only problem with that winless run is that it went on too long but it is standard with mid table sides. Your season is defined by only 2-3 months of the year where you pick up a few wins and draws in a row, usually when you have a run of easier games.

48 points is pretty crazy given the circumstances. It would put us around that 10-12th spot which is the upper echelon of any of our expectations for this season.

 

[Eggs]

The only problem with that winless run is that it went on too long but it is standard with mid table sides. Your season is defined by only 2-3 months of the year where you pick up a few wins and draws in a row, usually when you have a run of easier games.

48 points is pretty crazy given the circumstances. It would put us around that 10-12th spot which is the upper echelon of any of our expectations for this season.

…it’s standard when you’re docked 8 points, have rudderless ownership, no Board and governance.

It’s impossible to separate off-field chaos with on-field performance & I’m not sure a top-flight manager has ever had such turmoil to deal with.