I would ignore this.
Evidently, at Watford it was all about him with his entourage etc and they joked it was NOT 'Watford FC' but 'Walter FC' !

Just a thought but where is Lombardo now . He was a class act and a fans favourite.

Hay mr gristle it's the beastie boys lyrics .

Shoots & scores! Nice one mate :-)

No Shame In My Game.

Edited by Mr_Gristle (26 May 2017 9.18pm)

Well I think Simon's head is large; always involved in espionage. (Name that tune)

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I'd be over the moon with Dyche although I'm not sure he'd even be interested in jumping ship.

Red & Blue since 73'

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Palace preparing compensation package to lure dyche to selhurst. According to the guardian. Dyche keen for new challenge.

Andy Johnson Magic, He wears a Magic Hat
When he Sees the match ball, he says he having that
He scores one with left foot, he scores one with his right
And When his playing Brighton, He scores all f***ING Night!

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I like the "ginger one",and if we really want him we can get him.
Although it does seem odd that Silva prefers Watford, he seems like a sensible bloke as well.
I'd be happy with Dyche though, even if he does sound like a Dalek.

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I'd be delighted if Dyche came to us although keeping with the theme of this thread Eddie Howe would be the best man for the job but that's not very likely. I'm pretty underwhelmed with the rest of the candidates, especially Garry Monk.

Edited by pompeyeagle (26 May 2017 10.27pm)

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Silva was my number 1 choice but why?! I'll tell you when I look deep into it, it's because in recent years is English fans have seen the success of foreign coaches and misunderstood this as a reflection on home grown coaches. The fact is, the likes of Eddie Howe and Dyche have a record which many coaches would struggle to replicate. Dyche, in particular has done great things. To take a club like Burnley up twice, before keeping them up is amazing.

Now, someone on here suggested moving to palace would be a sideways step. That, quite frankly is playing us down. Yes, we wouldn't be a 'huge' step up but we'd be a step up all the same. Dyche is at the stage now where he needs to establish if he can take Burnley further. My gut feeling is that he can't, with palace however it's all there to go forward at quite a pace. Zaha, Benteke, Cabaye, Townsend alone would get the mouth watering. With rumours of money to spend we're an attractive proposition for a Dyche type.

If he was Portuguese we'd be buzzing at this link. I'll do my best to forget he's ex-Millwall though!

laddo

"People say, live fast, die young. I say live fast, die old. That's me, the non-conformist".
David Brent.

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Stop on laddo

Also add that dyche home form was superb last season to win 10 out of 19 games is great for a team that been promoted.

Andy Johnson Magic, He wears a Magic Hat
When he Sees the match ball, he says he having that
He scores one with left foot, he scores one with his right
And When his playing Brighton, He scores all f***ING Night!