Hi, I think the sheer horror of these musings might be illegal.
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I plead guilty.Hi, I think the sheer horror of these musings might be illegal.
If you could guarantee him to layout klopp in his own technical area at next weeks Derby, then I am so in.I've posted this sentiment before, but I'll go again.
None of us actually watch football to be entertained. If we did it would be the worst return on our financial and emotional investment imaginable.
We don't like any of our players, with the possible exception of... *checks notes - Delph?
Enter a manager who would crawl to work here. Would chin at least one of our players on the first day and would roll Calvert-Lewin up at the first sight of a suspender belt. Intimidates the mad doctor across the park and could fold him like a deckchair at any given moment.
He would make Everton worth supporting again, us with Dyche vs. the rest of the league. He fits us like a glove and you all know it.
Tory boy, Latin GSCE, throw the players under the bus at every reverse but never holds himself to account is a fraud.
Give it Dyche.
Fixed that for you mert.On a more serious note, I think he'll do well at a mid sized club looking to build long term, if he's given time. Burnley tool the long view and stuck with him. Used a lot of the Premier league money on club infrastructure.
LikemanyAll managers, he'd probably struggle with our leadership circus.
Yeah I agree, if Dyche isn’t getting a tune out of the squad he’s built to play exactly the way he wants them too then nobody else will.Is Hans Segers one of the new Burnley owners, they couldn’t have possibly done us a bigger favour at this stage of the season.
But there was nothing disrespectful or undignified in what he said. He's been in that situation numerous times and knows how it affects a team.On a side note it shows the importance of managers being respectful and keeping their dignity.
Sean Dyche told Burnley players Everton 'don't know how to win' to inspire Turf Moor comeback in survival fight
Second-half comeback gives Burnley 3-2 win over Everton; Nathan Collins early opener cancelled out by pair of Richarlison penalties before Sean Dyche half-time team talk inspires Clarets to come from behind through Jay Rodriguez and Maxwel Cornetwww.skysports.com
You never know when you will be the one in the firing line and when the axe might fall.