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 coulsdoneagle  London 02 Jun 17 7.59pm |
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One reason Dyche is a good fit, is that without him Burnley have to be one of the favourites to go down. Their squad is crap and the Owners will try and get someone expansive in to try and get away from the crap they have been playing recently.
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chateauferret  02 Jun 17 8.07pm |
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Originally posted by scuffy
but part of the argument for this guy is that he will supposedly stick around... Surely anyone would see it as a "stepping stone", wouldn't they not? Unless they were Woy, but that's a no-no anyway.
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scuffy  orpington 02 Jun 17 8.12pm |
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and the crap they have been playing recently is a very good reason not to get him in! Originally posted by coulsdoneagle
One reason Dyche is a good fit, is that without him Burnley have to be one of the favourites to go down. Their squad is crap and the Owners will try and get someone expansive in to try and get away from the crap they have been playing recently.
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| Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 02 Jun 17 8.14pm |
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Originally posted by chateauferret
Surely anyone would see it as a "stepping stone", wouldn't they not? Unless they were Woy, but that's a no-no anyway. I understand your sentiments. Well, if we keep finishing say 12th - 15th in the PL, one would suspect that not only would the club be happy with the manager, he might not be in demand by 'Bigger' clubs. Finish 8th or 9th then this could be a different story with other clubs possibly looking to lure our manager away.
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| scuffy orpington 02 Jun 17 8.15pm |
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Is he progressive though? the football they play is terrible. Originally posted by fozzaisere
First choice would be pellegrino but I think Dyche has done very well with Burnley. He has turned turf moor into a fortress with very minimal resources. Recruited well and improved most of the squad all that team under him have improved - look at Keane and Heaton now top quality english players. I think we have the chance to take a young progressive english manager who is improving year on year. Whats not to like.
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| babylonjohn St Leonards-on-Sea 02 Jun 17 8.15pm |
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Originally posted by coulsdoneagle
One reason Dyche is a good fit, is that without him Burnley have to be one of the favourites to go down. Their squad is crap and the Owners will try and get someone expansive in to try and get away from the crap they have been playing recently. Someone like Pellegrino ?
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| scuffy orpington 02 Jun 17 8.20pm |
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smart move if they do. Originally posted by babylonjohn
Someone like Pellegrino ?
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| Ginger Pubic Wig Wickham de L'Ouest 02 Jun 17 8.40pm |
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Predict we get the Argentine fizzpop, he proves outstanding, but turns out to be gay and quits over The Gareth Thomas thread. Okay yes. I am pissed. This is not serious.
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| fozzaisere 02 Jun 17 9.09pm |
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Originally posted by scuffy
Is he progressive though? the football they play is terrible. Being a manager isn't about walking into a club and going. You you and you start passing the ball 5 yards. It's about assessing what you have and getting the best out of it. We are dreaming if we think that any manager will completely change our style of play, currently we are setup to play fast counter attacking football due to the makeup of the squad. What pardew tried to do is case in point - moved everything to a different style far too quickly then before long we want our old players back or similar. Dyche has done very well with what he has been given at Burnley (which isn't alot) i fully believe with more resources and better talent he can play far more attractive football. That being said pellegrino is still my first choice as Alaves have been brilliant this year on an abs shoestring.
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| eagle@ tn34 hastings 02 Jun 17 9.12pm |
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163 pages and we are still no better off. People either for and against dyche or whoever ...may as well debate the general election outcome ( people have divided views prob 50/50) Ive just skipped everytime a WILLO post comes up apart from that Im losing interest to be honest. I will put my trust in parish
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| Rachid Rachid Rachid 02 Jun 17 9.51pm |
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Dyche would be a fantastic appointment. Burnley barely gave us a sniff a few weeks ago and nearly won the game in the first ten minutes. Lots of the chat on here is very Charlton "next level" and incredibly naive.
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| chateauferret 02 Jun 17 10.10pm |
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Originally posted by Rachid Rachid Rachid
Dyche would be a fantastic appointment. Burnley barely gave us a sniff a few weeks ago and nearly won the game in the first ten minutes. Lots of the chat on here is very Charlton "next level" and incredibly naive. That result was down to our being f***ing s*** IMHO.
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