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My initial thought is Dyche is short sighted. The. A niggle in the back of my mind that he kept Burnley there for a few year with minimal budget, same with Everton. Also 2 promotions with Burnley. Though I think we should be more progressive, but I’m a bit fed up with that term, as doing pretty much the same as everyone else isn’t progressive.

Recruitment is the problem, recruitment of players and managers. The only reason I can think of that he takes Bilal off is that his legs had gone. But didn’t seem that way. I do still have some sympathy for Ruud. 4 players out who at least would give him better options. Also the summer recruitment was so bad, that wasn’t on him. But 7 in a row is just not good enough and strange decisions he is making seems he isn’t good enough either.

He’s done alright a couple of times on 5 live.

I actually think he wanted the job and was in the running when Puel was appointed.

I like Ruud, speaks so well. But the subs today and Wednesday we terrible. The board weren’t wrong to sack cooper but may have been wrong to appoint Rvn. They were def wrong to appoint Cooper.

It’s the situation we are in, we’ll have to take gambles. On loan it’s less of a gamble.

In some of the interview yesterday, he kept talking about being patient in the process. Feeling the pressure a bit, which is understandable.

I think people forget that there are still human and how much you earn doesn’t always mean you are happy. same with the stick ward was given.

Indeed!

Pearson lost 6 in a row the great escape season too.

Have many other coaches/managers at Leicester survived 6 maybe 7 defeats in a row? Rodgers at the start of 22/23 other than that not sure.

The other thing I find strange and I guess this is because he wasn't in a role. Luton appoint Bloomfield from Wycombe is brings 3 staff with him instantly. As are as I know we have appointed a keeper coach and Murphy. about 3 weeks apart, everything just seems disorganised.

Maybe just need moving aside rather than sacking, if that the case.

I think he's frustrated in general. Lack of signings, the squad maybe lacks more quality than he thought (not helped by Mads and Wilf getting injured since he's been here). I think he's frustrated that he hasn't been able to turn them around, so frustrated with himself.

Don’t know if anyone else saw it, but own Hargreaves speaks very passionately about PSR and how it’s forcing clubs to sell academy graduates to look better in figures etc… He hits the nail on the head. i know academies and selling players is and has always been a way of keeping club sustainable, however what happened in the summer with KDH and other clubs the same is just stupid.

Issue is cooper was a bad appointment and the jury is still out on RVN.

Strange performance last night, at times it was one of the best I have seen him with his back to goal. But Man City and Last night his missed chances have cost us.

The width issue is we don’t really have anyone good enough for the right side as a winger. We miss Abdul so much.

Not sure why people are sticking the boot in on him, I thought he did ok, 1st half caused issues for them especially. Also we need someone the other side who can beat a man.

Cooper wasn't the main problem, but he shouldn't have been anywhere near the Job. Which kinda back up what you are eluding too. I can see signs of improvement under RVN, but you can't argue with the results.

Top heart is in the right place, but the problem if I don't think is loyalty/trust is. I don' think we can just shout KP out as not sure who would want us. But a chnge in structure and maybe investment/new voice?

Didn't think he was that bad when he came on, but too much money and pointless signing.

Effort was there, should’ve scored at least one. Sloppy goals conceded. We just lack quality throughout.

They didn’t make the wrong decision sacking cooper, it was appointment of cooper. But not sure ruud is up to it either.

It’s just a lack of quality simple as that. We had chances didn’t take them, we didn’t defend well enough.