The team downed tools on him after TFG came in because they knew he was going? So can we explain how the poor form started before TFG came in???
... Yeah, so nobody said any of this.
The team downed tools on him after TFG came in because they knew he was going? So can we explain how the poor form started before TFG came in???
You know it's bad when he has to resort to Multi-Quote's.He’s doing the lords work in here for sure
Might cancel my evening plans and hammer the absolute blasphemy of the last few pages.
... Yeah, so nobody said any of this.
Dyche said after the defeat once TFG come in that the team don't listen/his methods no longer work - the team knew he was off in a few months no matter what.
I was going off of my interpretation of what you were claiming Dyche had said.So, this isn't a thing, no?
Just... made up?
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You have to admit when the gig is up.
In any walk of life, if the team I'm managing stopped listening to me, then yes - I'd leave/be placed on gardening leave.
Dyche said after the defeat once TFG come in that the team don't listen/his methods no longer work - the team knew he was off in a few months no matter what.
Like this summer, the owners either have to back Moyes, or change him. You can't have a manager with months on his contract.
Dyche forced the issue, and walla.
Ah of course you will. Coincidentally after I've asked a few times for the below source/link that I assumed I'd missed;
I'm going to assume you've proven my point about making things up again and the below was just made up;
Honestly, in near 20 years of running this forum I've never known someone just make things up as much as you. It's remarkable. It has me thinking I'm losing my marbles.
The team downed tools on him after TFG came in because they knew he was going? So can we explain how the poor form started before TFG came in???
I was going off of my interpretation of what you were claiming Dyche had said.
It's what you wrote.
You wrote here that Dyche said the team wasn't listening because they knew he was off in a few months
You wrote this as the justification for him going and asking for his sack and pay off.
It all comes across as trying to find any reason other than his managerial and tactical failings for why the form was so bad that last season.
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Yeah, nobody on this forum said what you've just said there. Nobody on this forum saying the teams downed tools on him after TFG came in because they knew he was going.
The quote you've shared there, part of a much wider point is me saying what Dyche said - after the first defeat we had after TFG come in, he said his players weren't listening.
It comes across as you making things up again mate, and trying to squirm out of it when "I'll leave it there" failed.
I never said anyone on the forum said anything.
The team downed tools on him after TFG came in because they knew he was going? So can we explain how the poor form started before TFG came in???
Dyche literally said, according to you, the players downed tools after TFG because they knew he was off. So explain why they actually downed tools before then.
Who is this directed at then?
Nope. None of that.
Dyche said the players weren't/had stopped listening after the first defeat under TFG. /End.
So you’re saying before the first defeat under TFG the players were still on board with him? As results definitely don’t suggest that.
Finally got round to listening to this and picked out this part as my favourite (33:50 onwards)
"So I spoke to the club to be fair to them, well to Kev Thelwell, I had an honest chat with him and said look I can smell that this is changing, I'm not doing two years of graft here for this to go the wrong way. I said no chance. So we're leaving this in good shape, remember they're outside of the bottom zone, the team are in good shape physically."
Since when has giving up on us 1 point out of the relegation zone leaving us in good shape, Sean???
And you also didn't leave us - you waited for a pay off.
You just didn't want a relegation on your CV you arsehole.
If I was him, I'd have done the same thing. So that makes me an arsehole.
Managers have a shelf life, its when not if things go stale and it stopped working for him.
I always shared a view that he was going nowhere until new owners come in, when that happened, after the first defeat under those owners, when he admitted players stopped listening that he had to go.
I felt his job was to keep our heads above water until we got new owners. He did that, much better than I expected.
You'd give up on doing your job to try and protect your CV of a relegation?
Then yeh, arsehole too.
You have to admit when the gig is up.
In any walk of life, if the team I'm managing stopped listening to me, then yes - I'd leave/be placed on gardening leave.
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