BBC Sports website users say we'll finish last.

I'm trying to mess the system up a bit.

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But I fear they've closed the voting

Saxoman wrote:Watford and southampton are the modern example that loyalty to managers is an outdated concept.

As long as you choose your next manager wisely.

Southampton have Les Reed who seems to be the most shrewd of men when it comes to selecting a new manager.

KRBFC is 22 so doesn't know what it was like watching Burnley in The old fourth division, those of us who were there know what it's like to watch truly awful football. Our tolerance threshold is obviously higher than his. We might play hoofball now, but at least we are capable of keeping the ball on...

Yes it's true that KRBFC is going overboard, but he is a genuine fan of Burnley, and he is a fourth or fifth generation of a Burnley supporting family I believe. The fact that he seems to loathe Sean Dyche and everything he represents is probably contributing to the excessive number of posts relatin...

Di Canio is a narcissist - Anyone wanting anything to do with a narcissist is in for a nasty surprise.

I thought the job of fans was to be fans, whatever their disposition - fans get things of their chest, they spout nonsense, because most of them are laypeople, they are not particularly impartial in their viewpoint, but they fulfil the role of a fan perfectly. KRBFC is doing his job as a fan of Burn...

I'm an advocate of yours KRBFC, but please give the Di Canio suggestion a rest.
Bruce and Neil OK suggestions if Sean does indeed lose the dressing room, but are still poor PL/Good Championship managers, I thought we were after an upgrade. What about Patrick Vieira?

The sentence that it is impossible to write.

There are three kinds of t(w)o(o).

For my this is a theoretical conversation, no need for people to over-react to a conversation about a theoretical scenario.

I think Di Canio would ruin the club, cause complete chaos.
Alex Neil would be OK, and Bruce is OK but both are probably yo-yo managers like we've already got.
Need to try to get Les Reed in - a brilliant recruiter of Managers

I thought you'd want someone who has managed Swansea under Jenkins, successfully playing that lovely passing game, Paulo Souza had a spell there, currently at Fiorentina, would he fit the bill? Would we be patient enough to give a manager enough time to change our footballing philosophy?

I thought those managers you mentioned wouldn't get us playing the sort of football you want to see KRBFC - with the exception of David Wagner.

So far we can compare ourselves to 5 teams.

Chelsea and Leicester much better than us.

Swansea and Hull slightly better than us but only marginally

Liverpool - were missing Mane, but on the day were worse than us.

Let's play the other 14 teams and then we can assess things.

KRBFC is perfectly right to air his views. It's possible to not like the style of play that your team plays whilst also wanting your team to do well. Unfortunately I can't think of a manager (who would realistically manage Burnley) achieving what Sean has achieved. When/If we get relegated this seas...

Where were you in 1987? Where are we today? In all my lifetime this is the furthest away from a joke this club has been. Yes there are legitimate concerns about transfer dealings and whether the board have got the right balance between frugality and wastefulness. I have seen more live games of Burnl...

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We're just waiting for the imploding to conclude.

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