NEXT MANAGER??

[Guest itude]

1 minute ago, Sunbury Fox said:

Please not Dyche. Really don't want to watch 1980s Wimbledon style football every week. 

If it keeps us up, this season, who gives a damn.

After that we can always change again to "fancy football" if we want.

[whoareyaaa]

Mancini

[Foxhateram]

1 minute ago, itude said:

Dyche brings what we need, whether you like him or not

And we are not exactly a tantalising prospect at the moment are we ?

Unless you are Rochdales manager maybe ?

Does he!? I'm intrigued to know what you feel it is he offers. Genuine response, not sarcasm. 

[Guest Dirkster the Fox]

Dyche.  Lives in Kettering. Load of actual Premier League experience. Had a break from football and always wanted that bigger club to really give it a go.

 

No brainer for me.

[ARTY_FOX]

8 minutes ago, ronnup said:

It'll be Dyche

I'm very confident it won't be. 

 

Thankfully. 

Edited 17 September 2022 by ARTY_FOX

[moore_94]

I do agree and think that with how quick we were in getting Rodgers after sacking Puel that we will have someone already lined up to come in quickly

 

 

[turlo]

Dyche will be manager by the end of next week 

[CrispinLA in Texas]

4 minutes ago, Kent-Fox said:

Nuno

did well at wolves 

Are you for real...... can't you think of of any up and coming young managers?

[Jaspa]

Build a state of the art training facility to have Sean Dyche drilling Ashley Barnes elbows and lump it to the big man ball tactics. No.

 

I know it's desperate but were surely aren't that daft.

[Sunbury Fox]

Just now, itude said:

If it keeps us up, this season, who gives a damn.

After that we can always change again to "fancy football" if we want.

His archaic hoofball just doesn't work any more, as you could see last season. Plus we don't have the players to play it.

[JimJams]

2 minutes ago, Sunbury Fox said:

Please not Dyche. Really don't want to watch 1980s Wimbledon style football every week. 

Well currently we're on the end of results that wouldn't look out of place at Wimbledon, so I'm not sure it could get much worse.

[moore_94]

7 minutes ago, Kent-Fox said:

Nuno

did well at wolves 

Managing in Saudi thankfully

[Cadno'r Cymoedd]

25 minutes ago, Smig123 said:

If Brendan is sacked Who next

Alf Ramsey would do a better job. 

[Beachyboy]

6 minutes ago, Kent-Fox said:

Nuno

did well at wolves 

Either Nuno or Dyce are good at getting a defence organised. Two goals wins a lot of games for either, an I have enough faith with our attacking players that we can do that.

[CrispinLA in Texas]

Look who Brighton are interviewing......there pretty good up and coming managers

[Guest itude]

9 minutes ago, Foxhateram said:

Does he!? I'm intrigued to know what you feel it is he offers. Genuine response, not sarcasm. 

1. Working on a budget

2. Defensive organisation

3. Getting the best out of, in has case ,average players

4 Experience of having to dig in and grind out results

5 Playing a team to the players strengths and not trying to make them into some dream he has of unhelpful possession crap

6,A decent transfer record....Cornet, Collins Tarko

Edited 17 September 2022 by itude

[Cropwellfox]

We are in a dogfight with Forest, Bournemouth, Southampton, maybe Wolves, Fulham if they drop away and not too many others. We need a manager who knows the smarts and the ways to get out of a dire position. No team has conceded more after 7 games than us in premier league history. We aren’t about chasing Europe, we are now about stopping absolute financial meltdown. Dyche is available, he won’t cost a fortune and if Forest don’t start picking up points he will go there and keep them up. 

Edited 17 September 2022 by Cropwellfox

[Guest Dirkster the Fox]

Just now, Sunbury Fox said:

His archaic hoofball just doesn't work any more, as you could see last season. Plus we don't have the players to play it.

Can people not understand he played a style of football with effectively Championship level players to regularly stay in the Premier League. For many seasons.

 

His remit was survival.

 

With much better players how can you say it would be just hoofball?

[Finn Claw II]

Just now, Beachyboy said:

Either Nuno or Dyce are good at getting a defence organised. Two goals wins a lot of games for either, an I have enough faith with our attacking players that we can do that.

Exactly my thinking either of these know the PL and can sort out a defence.

 

 

[Guest itude]

3 minutes ago, Dirkster the Fox said:

Dyche.  Lives in Kettering. Load of actual Premier League experience. Had a break from football and always wanted that bigger club to really give it a go.

 

No brainer for me.

Well yeah, sadly there is a section of people here who appear to be snobs, so they wont support it despite his experience

[Guest itude]

3 minutes ago, Jaspa said:

Build a state of the art training facility to have Sean Dyche drilling Ashley Barnes elbows and lump it to the big man ball tactics. No.

 

I know it's desperate but were surely aren't that daft.

Then we are daft enough to fart around and go down

[Winstonthedog]

Someone with premier league experience... can't risk anything else ... 

[CrispinLA in Texas]

Just now, Winstonthedog said:

Someone with premier league experience... can't risk anything else ... 

Then it's the usual suspects like Rafa....I suppose 🙄

[Guest itude]

5 minutes ago, Sunbury Fox said:

His archaic hoofball just doesn't work any more, as you could see last season. Plus we don't have the players to play it.

It worked for long enough with a piss poor club, he even got them into Europe

[chuck'em]

3 minutes ago, Cadno'r Cymoedd said:

Alf Ramsey would do a better job. 

Gordon Ramsey would do a better job