South Shire Fox Posted 12 February Posted 12 February (edited) 22 minutes ago, whoareyaaa said: because he wants to work , not everyone enjoys sitting on there arse Probably doesnt want to start at a club mid season who are in a massive financial crisis. A shite and unbalanced squad, while working for a pair of clueless and deluded clowns Edited 12 February by South Shire Fox 1
FoxinNotts Posted 12 February Posted 12 February 10 minutes ago, whoareyaaa said: How do you know ? Just common sense really mate. Would you want to go straight back into a stressful environment, have just now been given a wedge of cash, for actually doing a decent job of keeping a crisis club up, and not tarnishing your own reputation, to start again with the next crisis club, currently in a lower position than you've been for ages and ages. Doubt that will happen 1
BrilliantFox Posted 12 February Posted 12 February 12 minutes ago, LCFCJohn said: To be fair, he’d be my first choice. He’s obviously not the best manager but I think he has been harshly judged based on his short spell with us and what he inherited. Although it’s a worse situation now I guess. He’s fairly rounded. I wouldn’t say he is any to football by any means. He can be quite attacking but we also saw in that Newcastle game, he can shut up shop and defend. And like you said, has built struggling sides before like Villa. The rebuilding part is why I'm more tolerable to the idea of him than before. Need to clean out this squad and build a sustainable Premier League ready team like he did at Villa. The current success Villa are enjoying is mainly down to Emery being a genius however the squad was assembled by Dean Smith. We need to bring in a DoF who can work with Smith in assembling something similar.
whoareyaaa Posted 12 February Posted 12 February 10 minutes ago, South Shire Fox said: Probably doesnt want to start at a club mid season who are in a massive financial crisis. A shite and unbalanced squad, while working for a pair of clueless and deluded clowns We can buy in the summer all he has to do is keep us up and get us fighting next season, hardly a poisoned chalice
South Shire Fox Posted 12 February Posted 12 February 2 hours ago, whoareyaaa said: Dyche has been spotted on the A46, make of that what you will Heard he was tractoring along near the Willoughby hotel, and Have a go go karting.. easyyyy 1
TheFiveTime Posted 12 February Posted 12 February At this point I'm between Roy Keane and Nathan Jones - if we're going to go down might as well make the players miserable 1 3
fox_favourite Posted 12 February Posted 12 February Just now, TheFiveTime said: At this point I'm between Roy Keane and Nathan Jones - if we're going to go down might as well make the players miserable Annnndddd you're banned! 1
FoxinNotts Posted 12 February Posted 12 February 7 minutes ago, whoareyaaa said: We can buy in the summer all he has to do is keep us up and get us fighting next season, hardly a poisoned chalice I agree with this one, but I just don't think he'll want to jump at such a big project, in literally 24hrs of being sacked from that last mad house...... with a bulging pocket of cash
LCFCCKEANO Posted 12 February Posted 12 February If it is Dyche be ready for Ayew up front for the rest of the year, not a hope he goes for Daka 1
urban.spaceman Posted 12 February Posted 12 February 9 minutes ago, TheFiveTime said: At this point I'm between Roy Keane and Nathan Jones - if we're going to go down might as well make the players as miserable as us
FoxinNotts Posted 12 February Posted 12 February 15 minutes ago, whoareyaaa said: We can buy in the summer all he has to do is keep us up and get us fighting next season, hardly a poisoned chalice For the record, I would be thrilled if Dyche was to come here. Just find it extremely unlikely
dmayne7 Posted 12 February Posted 12 February 38 minutes ago, Winstonthedog said: Dyche is not the answer ... at best he is a sideways move / downwards move .... the club needs someone with ambition, new ideas and tactics ... the club must gamble and commit to a couple of years of calm and consistency, he doesn't need to be a name we hear all the time on sky, totally board sh1tless with the same uninspiring names getting repeated time and time again .... they are out there just need to take a risk He might not be the answer but is laughable to suggest him as a sideways move. Calibre wise, he's way beyond what we'll be able to get 2
dmayne7 Posted 12 February Posted 12 February 10 minutes ago, LCFCCKEANO said: If it is Dyche be ready for Ayew up front for the rest of the year, not a hope he goes for Daka No way he'd tolerate Ayew's work rate 4
dooflip Posted 12 February Posted 12 February I could see more sense in Southgate coming than Dyche, maybe I’ve lost it. Neither are coming though, nor will Hassenhuttl. Well end up with someone shyt.
dooflip Posted 12 February Posted 12 February 11 minutes ago, LCFCCKEANO said: If it is Dyche be ready for Ayew up front for the rest of the year, not a hope he goes for Daka Nah get ready for ayew out wide more like 1
Dahnsouff Posted 12 February Posted 12 February 11 minutes ago, LCFCCKEANO said: If it is Dyche be ready for Ayew up front for the rest of the year, not a hope he goes for Daka If it meant we did not concede in every single bloody game, I could live with that for a while. 1
FoxinNotts Posted 12 February Posted 12 February (edited) 6 minutes ago, dooflip said: Nah get ready for ayew out wide more like Yeah. To come on for Fatawu, with 10 mins to go, as we're winning 2-0. Exactly the right use of Ayew Edited 12 February by FoxinNotts
Nalis Posted 12 February Posted 12 February 15 minutes ago, LCFCCKEANO said: If it is Dyche be ready for Ayew up front for the rest of the year, not a hope he goes for Daka A manager dropping the really shit striker instead of the really really shit striker. Devastating. 1
Popular Post Grumpy Fox Posted 12 February Popular Post Posted 12 February Sean Dyche, maybe, just maybe, it might work IF he wanted it. To some fans out there please dont immediately dismiss the idea, and please dont be insulting as this is simply the view of a comrade in arms. Dyche is a local lad, Kettering boy only 25 miles from lcfc, family in the area. As a kettering boy myself I know Leicester have always been the flag bearer as the biggest club around here. Strong fan base and he would have known this growing up in the area. I dont know him but he may want to stay in the area. Would be a good strong presence in kicking some egos in the dressing room. Bottom line is, it is Not your or my decision who we get so keep an open mind. Surely what we want is some fight. 6
stu Posted 12 February Posted 12 February 3 minutes ago, FoxinNotts said: Yeah. To come on for Fatawu, with 10 mins to go, as we're winning 2-0. Exactly the right use of Ayew Final score 2-3. 1
Twitcher Posted 12 February Posted 12 February 4 hours ago, Lambert09 said: I think dyche is more possible than people think. He just seems to love football and has a point to prove. I think he will want to be back in a job as soon as possible. Now that our situation is clear, I think he would be open to considering it. He was more than happy at burnley with very little room to maneuver, so I think for him a job like ours with the talent available would have lots of pro’s. I think what we discovered in the summer, is that we simply didn’t approach him Ye, doesn't have to move house either; lives in Nottingham.
Winstonthedog Posted 12 February Posted 12 February 50 minutes ago, trooky said: Disagree with this, we need to stay in the championship at all cost this season, and at the moment we're going down. It's going to be a huge task mentally to recover from that loss to Southampton. Its not the time to appoint a 'project manager' I understand your point about a project manager... however all this short termanism management is no good for anyone.. just look at forest and spurs 1
MPH Posted 12 February Posted 12 February 1 hour ago, Blue-fox said: Is this fact or just a hunch? fact. I have a relative who works at the club.
MPH Posted 12 February Posted 12 February 1 hour ago, fox_favourite said: If so, then they are going for the wrong people. I think they have gone higher than reality suggests. But I genuinely think Rudders, the Director of Football doesn't know what to do. The fact there isn't any structure in at all is a shambles meh. Aim high, then go down your list. It’s some of the people mentioned on here.
ts_1010 Posted 12 February Posted 12 February 35 minutes ago, Winstonthedog said: I understand your point about a project manager... however all this short termanism management is no good for anyone.. just look at forest and spurs As much as it sickens me to say this, to look at either of those clubs, we have to look up. Were so poorly run that we have no proper DOF and the last one was "not a football man" by his own admission. This means that our footballing philosophy/strategy/direction is always going to be led by the manager. This on its own leads to short-termism. In our current crisis a project manager, playing whatever football style works to successfully avoid relegation is a sensible course of action. We get to the end of the season. We release a load of our problem players like the morning after poo after your stag do, and we will look and feel much better. That'll give us a load of wage capacity making us instantly more attractive to a new manager.
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