Dyche ------->Palace
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Ask yourself this if you were Sean Dyche and had had the experience that he did at Watford with Foreign owners.. would you really really give it more then 5 seconds to think about?
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Read this more up to date articleFirthy wrote:The bookies are clueless and just reacting to each other and one made up article that is being rehashed on numerous football websites. Read this article , it might stop you worrying too much.
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That's another rehashed story from an article last week and changed to add the Independent story. The opening paragraph is the same as the previous story. It is all pure speculation at present and IMO the press haven't a clue what's going on.ClaretAndJew wrote:Read this more up to date article
http://m.croydonadvertiser.co.uk/burnle ... story.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Perhaps.Firthy wrote:That's another rehashed story from an article last week and changed to add the Independent story. The opening paragraph is the same as the previous story. It is all pure speculation at present and IMO none of the press haven't a clue what's going on.
But your link was also a rehashed story of interest about Monk and Pellegrino.
Neither put the mind at ease.
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this is either a wild and speculative rumour that the scurrilous journalists have enhanced, or he has shown interest and he is keen to leave.
If he has, then he'll get it looking at the other candidates mentioned.
Wouldn't want him about the place if he expressed interest, and Palace decided otherwise.
Hopefully it is just more silly paper talk. There does tend to be a lot of nonsense once the season ends about who's going where and why.
If he has, then he'll get it looking at the other candidates mentioned.
Wouldn't want him about the place if he expressed interest, and Palace decided otherwise.
Hopefully it is just more silly paper talk. There does tend to be a lot of nonsense once the season ends about who's going where and why.
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My point that it's all guesswork and speculation at present and that you can link to various stories.ClaretAndJew wrote:Perhaps.
But your link was also a rehashed story of interest about Monk and Pellegrino.
Neither put the mind at ease.
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If Sean Dyche is so scarred by the Watford experience and Foreign Owners his options of moving onwards and upwards in the Premier League will be extremely limited.
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he knows if he moves anywhere else, the control of the club will be very corporate and ruthless.
won't be as cosy as Burnley.Here at least he is the main man and rightly so. also, london is a filthy sewer of a place, who'd want to live there ??
won't be as cosy as Burnley.Here at least he is the main man and rightly so. also, london is a filthy sewer of a place, who'd want to live there ??
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Palace are looking for someone to provide them with stability and build the club, Dyche has shown he can do that here. It's a long term project for their owners, again, Dyche fits that M.O.Wile E Coyote wrote:he knows if he moves anywhere else, the control of the club will be very corporate and ruthless.
won't be as cosy as Burnley.Here at least he is the main man and rightly so. also, london is a filthy sewer of a place, who'd want to live there ??
In terms of the state of London? It's about the same argument as people who suggest players won't move to Burnley F.C because why would they wanna live here etc.
He's settled in Northampton, he'll still live there.
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The world is full of unemployed managers that have jumped ship to greener pastures after a successful spell at one club. He came to Burnley with very little expectation and as a result was given time, even when we were appalling whilst he implemented his methods. Anyone can see that despite what the Palace chairman is supposed to have said about building long term, if Palace found themselves in the bottom 4 or 5 come November, the pressure to get shut would be immense.
Ultimately, its a very well paid job he's got at Burnley and he's managing at a level that only 18 people can. Ambition is admirable but, I'd tread carefully if I was Dyche.
Ultimately, its a very well paid job he's got at Burnley and he's managing at a level that only 18 people can. Ambition is admirable but, I'd tread carefully if I was Dyche.
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I am worried that this could be happening! If he goes now he has the whole pre-season to prepare - he knows that he can leave with a clear conscious as he has left us in great shape compared to when he arrived, he will inherit a team with better talented players than ours, and he knows that it will be a struggle for us to stay up another year, and lets face it a load of Burnley fans have been whinging and complaining about him and I suspect that does wrankle him, I for one think the guy has worked miracles for us. Does he also take the whole staff like Coyle did?
I hope it doesn't happen but it looks pretty bleak right now for us.
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I hope it doesn't happen but it looks pretty bleak right now for us.
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I'm relaxing to this idea now.
IF SD does want to move on after nearly 5 superb years with us, he's earned his chance to do so.
Let's face it he's hinted at it, he's always talked very 'straight' on his future, and if the £1m release cause is true (presumably on his insistence), then that's with a design to respond to this exact type of opportunity.
Whether he's the right fit for Palace is neither here nor there, the picture that does seem to be emerging though is that he's up for a new challenge. While he might not have quite 'established' Burnley as a PL club, he's reached a new high for the club by surviving a season in there. And with a shiny new training ground, what a legacy? You could argue that he wouldn't want to sour that legacy, so a move now could be the right time for him.
It might also be the right time for a successor with some new ideas, and different contacts, to build a new team on the solid spine established by Dyche & co. One thing I hope we do insist upon if palace do swoop, is that they can't come in for any of our players this summer.
IF SD does want to move on after nearly 5 superb years with us, he's earned his chance to do so.
Let's face it he's hinted at it, he's always talked very 'straight' on his future, and if the £1m release cause is true (presumably on his insistence), then that's with a design to respond to this exact type of opportunity.
Whether he's the right fit for Palace is neither here nor there, the picture that does seem to be emerging though is that he's up for a new challenge. While he might not have quite 'established' Burnley as a PL club, he's reached a new high for the club by surviving a season in there. And with a shiny new training ground, what a legacy? You could argue that he wouldn't want to sour that legacy, so a move now could be the right time for him.
It might also be the right time for a successor with some new ideas, and different contacts, to build a new team on the solid spine established by Dyche & co. One thing I hope we do insist upon if palace do swoop, is that they can't come in for any of our players this summer.
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i dont think he will be even remotely bothered by any criticism from fans, cliche though it is, it does go with the territory.
Wenger being a prime case, no club anywhere is immune from a bit of flak directed towards the manager now and again. Dushanbe above, made a fair point about how teams like palace would not hesitate to get shut if the plan was even slightly of kilter . If he succeeds short term all well and good for him, if not then its so easy to end up on your backside and becoming yet another manager sacked story.
Wenger being a prime case, no club anywhere is immune from a bit of flak directed towards the manager now and again. Dushanbe above, made a fair point about how teams like palace would not hesitate to get shut if the plan was even slightly of kilter . If he succeeds short term all well and good for him, if not then its so easy to end up on your backside and becoming yet another manager sacked story.
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If he is going then I hope he gets on with it so we can get someone else in!
Seriously though, he's probably not going anywhere.
Seriously though, he's probably not going anywhere.
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If were Dyche, and I had been approached to see if I were interested in the Palace job, I'd at least want to explore it further - apart from anything else to strengthen my own hand in internal negotiations at Burnley around budgets, etc. Every manager does it, as indeed do many of us in our own day jobs given the chance.
Dyche comes across as a pretty straight guy, but he's not stupid and he'll know a chance to strengthen his current position when he sees one - and he'll use it.
So - if he's shown a level of receptiveness to Palace, it doesn't surprise me in the least and it certainly doesn't mean in itself that he will end up choosing Palace over Burnley.
Dyche comes across as a pretty straight guy, but he's not stupid and he'll know a chance to strengthen his current position when he sees one - and he'll use it.
So - if he's shown a level of receptiveness to Palace, it doesn't surprise me in the least and it certainly doesn't mean in itself that he will end up choosing Palace over Burnley.
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cant see it being like that claretspice, i assume given his rapport with the board here, his position would be very secure. they are keenly aware of his would be suitors , and would have had the foresight to smooth things along for his benefit already. It wont have come as a shock that there would be interest. I doubt he would have to be playing poker with Burnley to strengthen his position at the Turf.
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As lambert did with us when Norwich manager.
I'm not sure it will come down to Dyche's personal wealth out of a contract with either Burnley or palace. It will go come down to flexibility in the transfer market and squad budget. A 5 yr contract for Zaha at £120k a week suggests we're way behind in that regard.
I'm not sure it will come down to Dyche's personal wealth out of a contract with either Burnley or palace. It will go come down to flexibility in the transfer market and squad budget. A 5 yr contract for Zaha at £120k a week suggests we're way behind in that regard.
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I think i'm right in thinking SD was very heavily linked with a move to Sunderland a few years ago before Dick Advocaat had a change of heart. Would he have made a difference if he'd gone? Difficult to tell, but Sunderland do seem a club in turmoil and it's been building for a while. Just reading this morning that Crystal Palace have around the 20th highest wage bill in European football. Perhaps Parish wants a team that lives up to that sort of outlay. Don't know whether SD is interested or not, but it appears to be the modern way of starting unquoted rumours in the media and from there the momentum grows. All I do know is this type of speculation is likely to have a detrimental affect on our recruitment campaign before the new season.
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One near certainty - if Palace are in the bottom three at Christmas, and don't very quickly improve in early January, the manager will be sacked.
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it wont have any effect on our ability to recruit, the papers and other outlets re awash with this sort of stuff every day of the week, all in the game understand that.
Unfortunately if it were to be true, then it shows how precarious it can be for a club like ours. Our season finished well, not quite the knife edge, but near enough. If we have planned and put something soilid in place with new facilities and correct preperation it could all be lost in the blink of an eye.
Stability is vital , more so when we clearly have a manager that knows how it all fits together. I might have been naive in thinking it was a long campaign here for Dyche, bit of empire building and all that.
If he went, then it is a horrendous challenge ahead trying to find a replacement, more so if the same daft situation applies ad infinitum.
Next one either works out and we have to fight off interested parties in two seasons etcetera. It could all go **** up quite easily.
Unfortunately if it were to be true, then it shows how precarious it can be for a club like ours. Our season finished well, not quite the knife edge, but near enough. If we have planned and put something soilid in place with new facilities and correct preperation it could all be lost in the blink of an eye.
Stability is vital , more so when we clearly have a manager that knows how it all fits together. I might have been naive in thinking it was a long campaign here for Dyche, bit of empire building and all that.
If he went, then it is a horrendous challenge ahead trying to find a replacement, more so if the same daft situation applies ad infinitum.
Next one either works out and we have to fight off interested parties in two seasons etcetera. It could all go **** up quite easily.
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Could very well be Dyche's Owen Coyle moment if he goes to Palace.
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A bit like a smelly wet fart.
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BetVictor, Owen Coyle 25/1 to become the next Palace manager, Please God let this come true.
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How? If fans haven't learnt to deal with a manager leaving by now they never will.kaptin1 wrote:Could very well be Dyche's Owen Coyle moment if he goes to Palace.
Benteke or Barnes? Brady or Zaha? You get my point.
The only questions would be for Dyche to know if he has the same start he had at Burnley, would he keep his job at this level?
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It would be harsh to class it as an Owen Coyle moment. He's had 5 years at the helm and hasworked absolute wonders. He's been realistic about transfers and signings, ploughing money back into the club instead of frittering away. You can't question his loyalty.
Coyle left mid season for a local rival at time when stability was crucial.
And it's all just rumour at this stage.
Coyle left mid season for a local rival at time when stability was crucial.
And it's all just rumour at this stage.
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He's gone we are just waiting for Monk to agree terms. This will be after agnew is confirmed at Boro. Should be around about tues I think.
Oh and defour is going with him.
Oh and defour is going with him.
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Just rumours-probably a smokescreen from Palace then they can get on with another deal in relative quiet
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No....cl40 wrote:I've said all along if Palace want Dyche he's gone.
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Oh the sheer confidence in this statement with 0 evidence to back it up.brexit wrote:He's gone we are just waiting for Monk to agree terms. This will be after agnew is confirmed at Boro. Should be around about tues I think.
Oh and defour is going with him.
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SD was on the train to London last night, according to 2 text messages I received just after 9pm
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He's been spotted in London a couple of times has Dyche. Some pics of him on Twitter down there.
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We could get a couple of swap deals done for a couple of there creative players because he will want Boyd an arfield there.
On a serious note I can't see him lasting a season at palace his style wouldn't go down well there an he hasn't proven yet that he'd capable of anything other than the direct style we play
On a serious note I can't see him lasting a season at palace his style wouldn't go down well there an he hasn't proven yet that he'd capable of anything other than the direct style we play
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London not Croydon!
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I wouldn't blame him for leaving. He could work wonders with the likes of Benteke, Zaha, Townsend, Cabaye etc. And even if things went tits up he could still have his pick of any top Championship job.
But if it's going to happen it needs to get sorted quickly because Garry Monk's still available.
But if it's going to happen it needs to get sorted quickly because Garry Monk's still available.
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I know the next manager market is a bit of a lottery in terms of indications of who or isn't going in to a job but the bookies think he is going to Palace! Thanks Sam if this happens. Yet another reason to hate you. Not making assumptions as the market is not closed but not sure about Gary Monk. Not great under pressure for me.
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Most of them have their odds at evens or just shorter, which means they think it's about just as likely he goes to Palace as he doesn't.Woody9229 wrote:I know the next manager market is a bit of a lottery in terms of indications of who or isn't going in to a job but the bookies think he is going to Palace! Thanks Sam if this happens. Yet another reason to hate you. Not making assumptions as the market is not closed but not sure about Gary Monk. Not great under pressure for me.
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Think its time for a short statement from Dyche before things get out of hand. I personally wouldn't think there is anything in this and all the reports seem devoid of any actual facts, but I'd think knock it on the head if there's nothing in it.
I'd have Garry Monk if the worst came to the worst or the chap at Fulham.
I'd have Garry Monk if the worst came to the worst or the chap at Fulham.
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That big juicy signing on fee must tempt him
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What exactly has got out of hand? It's hardly headline news is it?Holtyclaret wrote:Think its time for a short statement from Dyche before things get out of hand. I personally wouldn't think there is anything in this and all the reports seem devoid of any actual facts, but I'd think knock it on the head if there's nothing in it.
I'd have Garry Monk if the worst came to the worst or the chap at Fulham.
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I said before things get out of hand. There's an increasing amount of reports, now on a daily basis, all probably unfounded. If there's nothing in it, say so. That is all.
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Look, he is going to go at some stage. If he is going to go, then at least we have a decent amount of time to find a successor
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Lancasterclaret wrote:Look, he is going to go at some stage. If he is going to go, then at least we have a decent amount of time to find a successor
On a personal level it's perfect timing for him as well.
Not sure Zaha would like pushing a tractor tyre about in pre season training though.
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Brian Laws?Lancasterclaret wrote:Look, he is going to go at some stage. If he is going to go, then at least we have a decent amount of time to find a successor
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If he goes I would thank him for everything he has done for our Club and wish him well.
And it would not be anything like when Coyle left us right in the shite a few years back like was suggested in an earlier post.
And it would not be anything like when Coyle left us right in the shite a few years back like was suggested in an earlier post.
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Personally I don't want Dyche or pretty much any of the others the bookies are touting, but at the end of the day I do trust CPFC2010 to do the right thing and will support their choice.
However, I was reading an article about Dyche allegedly wanting the Palace job and got to thinking about how things might end for him if he doesn't get it. I can't imagine the Burnley fans would be too chuffed to know that their manager wants away. So if he doesn't get the Palace job would Burnley sack him anyway given that he's seemingly no longer loyal to their cause? Just a thought.
That was off a palace forum, lots of posts inevitably on there about the situation they are in, mainly just disillusioned fans having a pop at anything and everything to do with their club.
However, I was reading an article about Dyche allegedly wanting the Palace job and got to thinking about how things might end for him if he doesn't get it. I can't imagine the Burnley fans would be too chuffed to know that their manager wants away. So if he doesn't get the Palace job would Burnley sack him anyway given that he's seemingly no longer loyal to their cause? Just a thought.
That was off a palace forum, lots of posts inevitably on there about the situation they are in, mainly just disillusioned fans having a pop at anything and everything to do with their club.
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Sunderland fans were absolutely clear they didn't want Dyche two years ago when he all but got the job. Look where they are now.
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All but got the job?
Did he?
Did he?
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Are we really bothered if dyche goes? I'm not.. utc
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Why would you not be bothered?claretdj wrote:Are we really bothered if dyche goes? I'm not.. utc
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Interesting? First I knewfidelcastro wrote:All but got the job?
Did he?