Thoughts on Dyche?

[foxfanazer]

Neither of those options

[Foxy-Lady]

Also manages to predomninantly build his squads around British qualified players which certainly gets my in view of the lack of opportunities for young homegrown players and the influx of overpaid foreign stars! 

[Cincinnati Fox]

Many £ notes

[jonah]

This really reminds me of Holloway 

Dyche has done well at a smaller club with a smaller budget and.less expectation from the owners 

Exactly as Holloway.did. I think it could be disastrous for us 

But hey my girlfriend says I know nothing so who am I to believe 

[Jaspa]

Would be a step back to our roots of times before Ranieri and hes been a success in this League. Only problems would be his persistence on a big core group of 'grafting' English lads whilst we have very much diversified our squad since coming up.

 

Think its a big risk to not give him time to shape the squad with a window and you'd think the owners want a quick impact/galvanisation with a bigger name.

 

I'm not opposed to Dyche but circumstances will probably dictate this one

[Sharpe's Fox]

> Criticises defensive football

> Wants a change from 442

> Too much long ball

> Wants Sean Dyche

 

Is no-one else seeing the hypocrisy here!?

 

[dsr-burnley]

The big doubt Dyche would have about coming to Leicester is that the directors want instant, continued success.  He wants to manage at a higher level, that's certain, and if he goes to Leicester and fails he goes back two or three years in his career progression - he'd probably have to start again in the Championship, and even then he might not get one of the richer clubs.

 

And your Board of Directors demands very high standards.  If your still in the bottom three at Christmas, would he be sacked?  Bottom three in February, I bet he would be.

 

BTW, Burnley don't play 4-4-2.

[cityfanlee23]

Just now, Foxy-Lady said:

Also manages to predomninantly build his squads around British qualified players which certainly gets my in view of the lack of opportunities for young homegrown players and the influx of overpaid foreign stars! 

Maguire, Gray, Vardy, Albrighton, Choudhury, Chilwell, Barnes, Moore. 

We have a good mix of present and future too. 

 

[fox_favourite]

What I think of Dyche is two things

 

1. My phone is obsessed with changing his name to Fuchs 

 

2. Sounds like he needs a throat op and would drive me mad to hear his voice all the time. Needs to quit smoking. 

[cityfanlee23]

2 minutes ago, jonah said:

This really reminds me of Holloway 

Dyche has done well at a smaller club with a smaller budget and.less expectation from the owners 

Exactly as Holloway.did. I think it could be disastrous for us 

But hey my girlfriend says I know nothing so who am I to believe 

Let's be fair though, Dyche is a pretty stable person, IH is a ****ing lunatic 

[Lionator]

Like others have said, there's better out there however there's a lot, lot worse out there, he is clearly a very good manager, has experience at this level and can develop a team. Ticks a lot of the boxes, if he's interested then sound him out.

[yorkie1999]

Great manager who just needs to be at a club that will back him financially,  something he’ll never get at Burnley which is why he’ll never fulfill his potential there.

[fox_favourite]

Just now, cityfanlee23 said:

Let's be fair though, Dyche is a pretty stable person, IH is a ****ing lunatic 

Both lack in the winter coat for their heads though. That's the same

[Charl91]

2 minutes ago, dsr-burnley said:

The big doubt Dyche would have about coming to Leicester is that the directors want instant, continued success.  He wants to manage at a higher level, that's certain, and if he goes to Leicester and fails he goes back two or three years in his career progression - he'd probably have to start again in the Championship, and even then he might not get one of the richer clubs.

 

And your Board of Directors demands very high standards.  If your still in the bottom three at Christmas, would he be sacked?  Bottom three in February, I bet he would be.

 

BTW, Burnley don't play 4-4-2.

 

Yeah, I don't see a lot of logic in Dyche coming to us, other than the commute for him.

 

Too much to lose, with not a lot to gain. Why would he want to take that risk?

[jonah]

You have a point 

[cityfanlee23]

1 minute ago, dsr-burnley said:

The big doubt Dyche would have about coming to Leicester is that the directors want instant, continued success.  He wants to manage at a higher level, that's certain, and if he goes to Leicester and fails he goes back two or three years in his career progression - he'd probably have to start again in the Championship, and even then he might not get one of the richer clubs.

 

And your Board of Directors demands very high standards.  If your still in the bottom three at Christmas, would he be sacked?  Bottom three in February, I bet he would be.

I'm not so sure failing at Leicester would damage his career as much as you think, LCFC is quickly gaining a reputation as a ruthless club that gets rid of anyone who does not meet expectation immediately. 

I think he would probably get a lower prem club if it does not work out with us personally, dependant on how bad it was obviously. 

[sm1]

Younger version of Allardyche. If its between Coleman, Pardew & Dyche, i'd take Dyche.

[SheppyFox]

I’d like him here, his voice is something I’ll have to learn to put up with.

[cityfanlee23]

Just now, sm1 said:

Younger version of Allardyche. If its between Coleman, Pardew & Dyche, i'd take Dyche.

I'd have you over Coleman tbh. Never liked him and think he would be a complete mess here.

[yorkie1999]

3 minutes ago, dsr-burnley said:

The big doubt Dyche would have about coming to Leicester is that the directors want instant, continued success.  He wants to manage at a higher level, that's certain, and if he goes to Leicester and fails he goes back two or three years in his career progression - he'd probably have to start again in the Championship, and even then he might not get one of the richer clubs.

 

And your Board of Directors demands very high standards.  If your still in the bottom three at Christmas, would he be sacked?  Bottom three in February, I bet he would be.

 

BTW, Burnley don't play 4-4-2.

That’s right, you play 3-4-2, don’t forget, we’ve seen Ben mee play as well.

[Foxy-Lady]

3 minutes ago, cityfanlee23 said:

Maguire, Gray, Vardy, Albrighton, Choudhury, Chilwell, Barnes, Moore. 

We have a good mix of present and future too. 

 

I wasnt criticising LCFCs investment in British players, i was merely highlighting that I would prefer a manager who also invests in British players.

[Chico1958]

I don't care who we get as long as he get's up the table, as above of all the options I'd take Dyche.

 

BUT.......... I don't think he would come

[weller54]

Unrealistic targets :

Benitez 

Touchel 

Ancelotti 

Mancini 

Rogers 

Realistic targets :

Pardew 

Coleman 

Keane 

Allardyce (already said no?) 

Dyche 

Wagner 

....

Dyche is the best of that bunch! 

[Kitchandro]

I don't like him, and I can't say he jumps out at me as someone who plays good football.

 

BUT, it's hard to say how well he could do at a bigger club. It's a minor miracle what Dyche has done for Burnley.

 

Maybe he's just good at getting the most out of crap players and playing the underdog card. But maybe there are actually far more strings to his bow. Maybe he's intelligent enough to see each club's strengths and play to them. Maybe he has enough tactical nous to see what we need to do to be at our best. Maybe, with the right backing, he has a long term vision.

 

I don't think we can really say at this point, he's the definition of unproven. He's a risk, but a risk is better than someone who we already know isn't good enough or isn't what we need.

[dsr-burnley]

5 minutes ago, yorkie1999 said:

That’s right, you play 3-4-2, don’t forget, we’ve seen Ben mee play as well.

Player of the year last season - ahead of Michael Keane.

 

Who do you think the second forward is?