lgfualol Posted 27 April 2018 Posted 27 April 2018 He's taken Burnley to Europe. Why would he ditch them now? 4
sylofox Posted 27 April 2018 Posted 27 April 2018 15 minutes ago, NorthfieldsFox said: BUMP sources have a told me talks have started and he has bought a house near the Langtons this week he will Be our next manger Not a fvcking chance is he talking to us. His first and perhaps only chance of managing in Europe. You think he's giving that up for a 6 month appointment with us. 2
sylofox Posted 27 April 2018 Posted 27 April 2018 More to the point why would Burnley give us permission to talk to him.
NorthfieldsFox Posted 27 April 2018 Posted 27 April 2018 It’s a water cooler chat this Just passing on the latest gossip round the manor me personally I didn’t believe it and probably still don’t , but I’ll be having a bet on it Today as it’s a decent source fools and their money ......
Bayfox Posted 27 April 2018 Posted 27 April 2018 He wouldn't know what to do with our many pound notes.
Rob1742 Posted 27 April 2018 Posted 27 April 2018 Great bloke and a great manager for a team like Leicester. He lives a 56 minutes drive away from our current training ground, so it’s a much better situation for him managing Leicester than Burnley. I love the fact he will be watching Burnley one day, the very next day he will be the other end of the country watching his son play at academy level. To me it just shows a great desire for the game. The fact is, in this day and age, the players generally decide the managers fate. The players have the power, and there are very few situations where managers can control the group, and those that do tend to be the successful ones. Pearson was a great example of this, but to be able to do it is a gift. Dyche is similar. Not many can handle the likes of Joey Barton, but Barton says Dyche is a great manager, the best he has ever had. Dyche will try and create that strong group ethic like what Pearson put in place, but with a much bigger budget than he has at Burnley. It feels this will be just right for both Dyche and Leicester. Puel has come in and the players are rebelling, this then creates a massive risk as the wheels can totally come off if he does not manage to gain control. Dyche is a different animal. He won’t ever be right for the likes of Arsenal, but he could well get a group together that bonds well that keeps us in the top half of the table for the next five years. I would love this to happen. 4
lgfualol Posted 27 April 2018 Posted 27 April 2018 Dyche would also get fired if there are not immediate results and not be given time to build a strong group. 2
weller54 Posted 27 April 2018 Posted 27 April 2018 6 minutes ago, lgfualol said: Dyche would also get fired if there are not immediate results and not be given time to build a strong group. Do think we're going in the right direction under Puel?.. Just asking as 4 wins in 17 games doesn't suggest we are? I know the argument may be he hasn't had time to build his own squad etc but the owner's aren't going to be filled with confidence (and handing out a substantial war chest) on the back of what they've seen so far. Are they? I'd love to see Eddie Howe here and he's more likely to come than Dyche!
Guest Markyblue Posted 27 April 2018 Posted 27 April 2018 43 minutes ago, sylofox said: Not a fvcking chance is he talking to us. His first and perhaps only chance of managing in Europe. You think he's giving that up for a 6 month appointment with us. He would walk barefoot over hot coals to be our manager. In the pecking order of football Burnley are as far behind us size and financial as we are to man United. And yes I know there above us in the league.
lgfualol Posted 27 April 2018 Posted 27 April 2018 12 minutes ago, weller54 said: Do think we're going in the right direction under Puel?.. Just asking as 4 wins in 17 games doesn't suggest we are? I know the argument may be he hasn't had time to build his own squad etc but the owner's aren't going to be filled with confidence (and handing out a substantial war chest) on the back of what they've seen so far. Are they? I'd love to see Eddie Howe here and he's more likely to come than Dyche! Not presently but I have seen performances like the Spurs win and Chelsea draw that suggest he COULD be quite good given time. I dont know really. I just cant be ****ed with changing managers all the time without anyone else at the club (cough Rudkin cough) being replaced. We will end up being the next biggish Prem club to end up back in the Championship because I do not think they will get anyone better. Eddie Howe isnt all that imo, but he has had years at Bournemouth to get his side midtable in the Prem.
Popular Post David Guiza Posted 27 April 2018 Popular Post Posted 27 April 2018 40 minutes ago, Rob1742 said: Great bloke and a great manager for a team like Leicester. He lives a 56 minutes drive away from our current training ground, so it’s a much better situation for him managing Leicester than Burnley. Do you follow him with a stopwatch? 1 6
weller54 Posted 27 April 2018 Posted 27 April 2018 28 minutes ago, David Guiza said: Do you follow him with a stopwatch? In light traffic he can do it in 55.55.7mins. 1
NorthfieldsFox Posted 27 April 2018 Posted 27 April 2018 1 hour ago, Rob1742 said: Great bloke and a great manager for a team like Leicester. He lives a 56 minutes drive away from our current training ground, so it’s a much better situation for him managing Leicester than Burnley. I love the fact he will be watching Burnley one day, the very next day he will be the other end of the country watching his son play at academy level. To me it just shows a great desire for the game. The fact is, in this day and age, the players generally decide the managers fate. The players have the power, and there are very few situations where managers can control the group, and those that do tend to be the successful ones. Pearson was a great example of this, but to be able to do it is a gift. Dyche is similar. Not many can handle the likes of Joey Barton, but Barton says Dyche is a great manager, the best he has ever had. Dyche will try and create that strong group ethic like what Pearson put in place, but with a much bigger budget than he has at Burnley. It feels this will be just right for both Dyche and Leicester. Puel has come in and the players are rebelling, this then creates a massive risk as the wheels can totally come off if he does not manage to gain control. Dyche is a different animal. He won’t ever be right for the likes of Arsenal, but he could well get a group together that bonds well that keeps us in the top half of the table for the next five years. I would love this to happen. THIS
TJB-fox Posted 27 April 2018 Posted 27 April 2018 Dyche fired if no immediate results? Really? I think the current owners have given all of our managers a very fair crack at the whip, even giving them the benefit of the doubt through rough patches 1
ARTY_FOX Posted 27 April 2018 Posted 27 April 2018 (edited) I don't want him personally. He's done great things on a shoe string but how often do managers then fail when they suddenly have money to throw about? If we're gonna start going down that road of firing and hiring willy nilly with no look at an ethos or style we want to implement (as we're constantly told puel is doing) I'd rather just give puel the summer. Edited 27 April 2018 by ARTY_FOX
jayfox26 Posted 27 April 2018 Posted 27 April 2018 2 hours ago, NorthfieldsFox said: BUMP sources have a told me talks have started and he has bought a house near the Langtons this week he will Be our next manger He already lives not far from Leicester so why would he be buying a house near Leicester? I very much doubt he'd come here with Burnley heading for Europe
gerrytaggart Posted 27 April 2018 Posted 27 April 2018 Puel>Dyche. Dont want gingy any where near our club.
RowZ Posted 27 April 2018 Posted 27 April 2018 26 minutes ago, jayfox26 said: He already lives not far from Leicester so why would he be buying a house near Leicester? I very much doubt he'd come here with Burnley heading for Europe Europe??!! The Europa League just throws up another load of energy-sapping fixtures with no glory. No chance of Burnley (or us for that matter) getting anywhere near the final. Personally, I wouldn't want to see Dyche's style of football here from what I've seen - Burnley look like a very organised Championship side - no flair but good at grinding out slim results. Is that what we really want to see with a stadium expansion on the cards?
dsr-burnley Posted 27 April 2018 Posted 27 April 2018 1 hour ago, TJB-fox said: Dyche fired if no immediate results? Really? I think the current owners have given all of our managers a very fair crack at the whip, even giving them the benefit of the doubt through rough patches Considering that you've sacked three managers in the last three years - two of them within a year of winning a championship - I doubt that's how it would appear to an outsider. Especially as if the whole premise of these recent posts is that you're currently in process of playing a very dirty trick on manager number 4. 3
Finnegan Posted 27 April 2018 Posted 27 April 2018 One of you can borrow my ST til he's sacked if Dyche ever becomes our gaffer tbh
goose2010 Posted 27 April 2018 Posted 27 April 2018 cant wait to see us lumping long balls up to 35mill signing Chris Wood and our fans moaning saying we should try and keep the ball more and pass it. 1 1 1
Voll Blau Posted 27 April 2018 Posted 27 April 2018 2 hours ago, TJB-fox said: Dyche fired if no immediate results? Really? I think the current owners have given all of our managers a very fair crack at the whip, even giving them the benefit of the doubt through rough patches I think you could argue that of Ranieri, but certainly not of Shakespeare or Puel. All irrelevant anyway. You're deluded if you think Dyche will walk away from a club where he's a hero and has been allowed to go up, down and up again before achieving European football with them to come to somewhere where nonces want you out after a couple of bad results, and the owners agree with them after a couple more. 2
lancyclaret Posted 27 April 2018 Posted 27 April 2018 (edited) 4 hours ago, Rob1742 said: Great bloke and a great manager for a team like Leicester. He lives a 56 minutes drive away from our current training ground, so it’s a much better situation for him managing Leicester than Burnley. I love the fact he will be watching Burnley one day, the very next day he will be the other end of the country watching his son play at academy level. To me it just shows a great desire for the game. The fact is, in this day and age, the players generally decide the managers fate. The players have the power, and there are very few situations where managers can control the group, and those that do tend to be the successful ones. Pearson was a great example of this, but to be able to do it is a gift. Dyche is similar. Not many can handle the likes of Joey Barton, but Barton says Dyche is a great manager, the best he has ever had. Dyche will try and create that strong group ethic like what Pearson put in place, but with a much bigger budget than he has at Burnley. It feels this will be just right for both Dyche and Leicester. Puel has come in and the players are rebelling, this then creates a massive risk as the wheels can totally come off if he does not manage to gain control. Dyche is a different animal. He won’t ever be right for the likes of Arsenal, but he could well get a group together that bonds well that keeps us in the top half of the table for the next five years. I would love this to happen. But you know it won't happen. LCFC have far too many "pound notes" for the likes of Dyche who wouldn't be able to sign star names, just workhorses and water-carriers.) Anyway is the Foxes' job that appealing? Pearson: wins championship, organises the Great Escape....reward: The Tin Tack Rainieri: wins PL, Champions League group-winners............reward : The Tin Tack Edited 27 April 2018 by lancyclaret
murphy Posted 27 April 2018 Posted 27 April 2018 (edited) On 15/10/2017 at 13:28, Callabinho said: Are we though? Giving Shakey the job suggests otherwise. I know this is an old post but these kind of comments keep cropping up and I'm sick of hearing how Shakespeare was a disaster for us and is now some kind of benchmark for managerial craposity. The bloke kept us up when we were in terminal freefall and saved us from the embarrassment of being relegated champions and a laughing stock. Deserves our respect and gratitude for that. He also coached us through promotions and the title win. Edited 27 April 2018 by murphy 2
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