Sean Dyche

[Wat Tyler]

The Spurs job, if he is able to get it, would be the best one of his career.

His agent would insist on a huge bonus for keeping them up, and they'd also insist on a two-year contract, so even if he was fired in the summer he'd still have it fully paid up.

Probably £200,000 a week for two years guaranteed, so £20m, plus probably £10m if they stayed up. Regardless of if he stayed two months or two years.

He has already had the best job of his career here.

 

[Tommy Chong]

Didn't take him long to get back into the media circuit.

The man loves the sound of his own voice, that’s for sure.

 

[COYBL25]

He has already had the best job of his career here.

You could argue that the Forest job was the best job of his career.

450 mil squad, already doing well in the Europa before he got there.

All he had to do was stop them getting beaten, not blame everyone else when they lost and don`t have digs at the fans.

He`d still be there if hadn`t been such an odious knobhead, as the chances are he would`ve kept them up with his eye bleeding footy.

It`s where the trade go

 

[MikeH72]

You could argue that the Forest job was the best job of his career.

450 mil squad, already doing well in the Europa before he got there.

All he had to do was stop them getting beaten, not blame everyone else when they lost and don`t have digs at the fans.

He`d still be there if hadn`t been such an odious knobhead, as the chances are he would`ve kept them up with his eye bleeding footy.

It`s where the trade go

It warms my heart that all their fans hate him and are saying they should’ve heeded our warnings about him.

 

[blue to the bone]

 

[Brett Angell Delight]

The Spurs job, if he is able to get it, would be the best one of his career.

His agent would insist on a huge bonus for keeping them up, and they'd also insist on a two-year contract, so even if he was fired in the summer he'd still have it fully paid up.

Probably £200,000 a week for two years guaranteed, so £20m, plus probably £10m if they stayed up. Regardless of if he stayed two months or two years.

I, too, am a big fan of saying random numbers.

ELEVEN MILLION!

What a rush.

 

[GoldenToffee]

He has already had the best job of his career here.

Until now. Spurs have more to lose than we had (£1 billion stadium, far more expensive squad). That makes them more desperate.

 

[GoldenToffee]

You think a Spurs manager would be given a £200k p/w contract??????????????????

They have top earners close to that, so I don't think it's out of the question for a club absolutely desperate to stay up and on the last roll of the dice.

 

[GoldenToffee]

I, too, am a big fan of saying random numbers.

ELEVEN MILLION!

What a rush.

Huh? He was on over £5 million at Everton.

We're talking about a Sky favourite club here at the most desperate junction in its entire history, having already failed with its plan A with Tudor.

I wouldn't rule out anything.

 

[Rita_Poon]

Ndiaye was early doors.
Never gonna be Doucoure, or Gana.
Possibly Garner.
O'Brien early doors.
There was a lot of noise about Branthwaite.
Never gonna be maupay or Beto.
Pickford a possibility.
Patterson or Myko? Pull the other one!
Not McNeil.

Branthwaite, Pickford or Garner.

There'd have been mutiny!

 

[Username.]

When are clubs going to wise up to this clown, he has had his day in the sun, actually I hope he does go to spurs.

 

[MikeH72]

What a weird, weird bloke.

 

[Username.]

Tutor sacked

 

[Username.]

Tudor sacked

 

[Swartzy]

When are clubs going to wise up to this clown, he has had his day in the sun, actually I hope he does go to spurs.

When the public start wising up to him, stop following, listening to everything he spouts..
The public give him the attention, so the media give him a platform.

The Church of Dyche has too many Disciples...