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He will stay until we start playing "free flowing attacking football" and stop that "boring negative football" we've endured for the last 6 years..all the way to a 7 place in the Prem L.
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Sometimes you've got to be careful what you wish for. SD undoubtably represents our best chance of staying in the PL. That said, IMO we are going backwards and if it wasn't my team there's no way I'd watch this brand of so called football. Anyone thinking the return of Defour and Brady as having any immediate impact are IMO deluding themselves. We need leaders and strong personalities on the pitch and quite frankly I can't see too many at present.
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Has anybody noticed the abusive angry posters who can't handle an alternative opinion? embarrassing.
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The only prick here is you.Cooperclaret wrote:KBRFC you really are a complete p Rick
The attention you clearly seek is sad and pathetic - you hate us that is clear. So give it up then you clown
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Crikey - how many user names does she have ? Latest one is that grandma thing
More laughs than at a Peter Kay gig on here
More laughs than at a Peter Kay gig on here
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In ,however we need to improve. At the moment I can't see anybody more qualified to get us out of this malaise.
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Just my opinion, am I allowed to give my opinion or not?Cooperclaret wrote:KBRFC you really are a complete p Rick
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In for the next 10 years just give the man some money to spend,
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Over and over and over and and over and over and over and over again again again and again !
Ask me this and I will leave you alone - why do you bother ?
Ask me this and I will leave you alone - why do you bother ?
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Is this the board that got in Horseface, Howe and Dyche and whose only failure was Laws and that was down to timing?nyclaret wrote:I don't think people on here realize how inept our board actually is. They got VERY VERY lucky with Dyche. I wouldn't be confident at all with their next appointment.
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In for me but I want the board to back him properly. I hate the football we are playing but we don't know which players he has asked to sign. If he wanted the lad Morrison who went to Leicester and they got him Vydra for example (nowt wrong with Vydra but as we didn't sign another attacking player he's the only one I can compare to) then Dyche really is fighting with both arms behind his back.
That's not to say that he can't get far better out of us by changing the style, his aversion to pace after all the seasons is the thing I find most baffling
That's not to say that he can't get far better out of us by changing the style, his aversion to pace after all the seasons is the thing I find most baffling
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Hang on a minute dyche bought jbg,Lennon,defour,Brady,more recently Gibson, Hart he has done this with limited resources , we can play free flowing football when the full team is available it's just at this moment we have two very good midfielders out , If Dyche went we would be relegated that season no question , dyche gets the most out of what he has , and when Brady and defour are back our playing style will be allowed to alter somewhat
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I agree an uncompromising IN any other opinion than that is that of someone who knows nothing about the gamecricketfieldclarets wrote:Cant believe how many are slagging him off on here. surely not a true reflection of what fans want?
If you could make the choice tomorrow though in or out what would you do....
Resounding in for me.
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Having said the above I do think he got it wrong yesterday and has done before and will continue to do so as will every other manager but he gets it right more often than he gets it wrong
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This is the problem he isn't doing anything with the money!!BennyD wrote:The clubs accounts are published, so Mr Garlick cannot be doing anything with the money. Also, how do we know it’s the board that is responsible for the lack of signings? How do you know it’s not SD that is putting a realistic value on players and telling the board not to go OTT and pay too much? The answer is; you don’t, and neither do I. I, for one, think the board are doing a great job in trying to keep us in this division whilst safeguarding the future of the club. Also, how many other clubs in the Prem and top half of the Championship don’t have a mega-rich sugar daddy?
It's unbelievable that Garlick has made some of his money in recruitment apparently, yet hasn't developed a proper scouting system at his own club. How would his recruitment company do if they didn't scout for the right people?
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But I don't think Dyche makes the signings. He may identify what he wants but he obviously doesn't get them over the line. If he did we'd have a few more players in our squad.Dyched wrote:That’s why there are transfer windows. We’ve had FOUr lots of PL money now under Dyche. Yet quality wise we havent improved.
Would our best 11 now seriously beat this?
Heaton
Trippier
Shackell
Duff
Mee
Arfield
Marney
Jones
Kightly
Vokes
Ings
We may have got better footballers in but playimg the same old crap system etc is what taking their quality away. JBG for instance would look 10x the player playimg for Bournemouth.
And I think the current squad is technically better but that team would run this team ragged with work rate
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I couldn't be ar@ed counting how many for in and how many out but the vast majority seem to be " happy" with SD. Although quite a few would like to see how this season pans out.
So that's that then, in SD we trust. Whens the vote over ?
So that's that then, in SD we trust. Whens the vote over ?
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Why do I bother with what? Burnley? because like many, I was born and raised a Burnley fan and regardless of what you think, my opinion on the style of football makes me no less a Burnley fan than you.Cooperclaret wrote:Over and over and over and and over and over and over and over again again again and again !
Ask me this and I will leave you alone - why do you bother ?
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PricelessCooperclaret wrote:KBRFC you really are a complete p Rick
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This kind of thread separates out the safe preferrers of the status quo from the risk takers and everybody in between. So many people are saying “keep him, no matter what, give him a 10 year contract,we can’t expect better etc etc”. I shake my head at that kind of negativity in any walk of life.
But there surely has to be a minimum requirement. Our squad is valued by http://www.transfermarkt.co.uk as 14th in the Premier League. Lots of managers would be able to do well with a squad of our value, many playing better football. The squad value is a safety net that to the credit of Dyche and the board has been built up. I think the squad value is a better indication of our prospects than the bookies odds which are influenced more by who bets on who (I.e. who has more fans).
My own minimum requirement is maximum player effort, no relegation, an attempt to entertain (not always possible but a clear aspiration) and a proven desire (by selection) to try to win a cup. If he ticks those boxes he can stay. Not particularly difficult one wouldn’t think. If he doesn’t tick them (and he has failed on at least two this season) he can go.
So by all means say your preference is to keep Sean, but nobody should make it unconditional. It’s sillier logic than the people who are more demanding are showing, even though the latter tend to be the ones mocked for it.
But there surely has to be a minimum requirement. Our squad is valued by http://www.transfermarkt.co.uk as 14th in the Premier League. Lots of managers would be able to do well with a squad of our value, many playing better football. The squad value is a safety net that to the credit of Dyche and the board has been built up. I think the squad value is a better indication of our prospects than the bookies odds which are influenced more by who bets on who (I.e. who has more fans).
My own minimum requirement is maximum player effort, no relegation, an attempt to entertain (not always possible but a clear aspiration) and a proven desire (by selection) to try to win a cup. If he ticks those boxes he can stay. Not particularly difficult one wouldn’t think. If he doesn’t tick them (and he has failed on at least two this season) he can go.
So by all means say your preference is to keep Sean, but nobody should make it unconditional. It’s sillier logic than the people who are more demanding are showing, even though the latter tend to be the ones mocked for it.
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IN 100%. Is the football great at the moment,no. Are we 12th in the league and on course to stay up,games played points amassed,yes. Some people have very short memories and if we said bye bye,we could be the next Stoke after they got shut of Pulis
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it also separates the fantasists and the realists.
You'd have to have a history of ignoring reality for some daft idea that everyone who is an expert has said is mental.
You'd have to have a history of ignoring reality for some daft idea that everyone who is an expert has said is mental.
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So the people who want to enjoy watching their football team play are fantasists? I'd love to know how you define reality given absolutely nobody can say with certainty what would happen if Dyche left.Lancasterclaret wrote:it also separates the fantasists and the realists.
You'd have to have a history of ignoring reality for some daft idea that everyone who is an expert has said is mental.
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I have already posted my "in" reasons somewhere above, but I really can't understand the posters who think Dyche is the only manager in the world who can keep Burnley in the PL.
If and when he goes there will be many world class candidates who can and will fill his boots.
The current members of the board weren't the ones who employed SD and would not have an emotional reason to keep him employed.
He is employed to provide entertainment and results in equal quantities and I'm sure his present boss is quite a ware of that.
If and when he goes there will be many world class candidates who can and will fill his boots.
The current members of the board weren't the ones who employed SD and would not have an emotional reason to keep him employed.
He is employed to provide entertainment and results in equal quantities and I'm sure his present boss is quite a ware of that.
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I'm not in the "sack the manager" camp, but if the only reason people have for not wanting change is the often stated "who else could keep us up?" then think again, there's a host of decent potential managers out there.
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Could someone put on here how much we have spent on this squad because when you see the amount and the standard of football its quite staggering.
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I'd be interested to hear examples of these world class managers.Nonayforever wrote:I have already posted my "in" reasons somewhere above, but I really can't understand the posters who think Dyche is the only manager in the world who can keep Burnley in the PL.
If and when he goes there will be many world class candidates who can and will fill his boots.
The current members of the board weren't the ones who employed SD and would not have an emotional reason to keep him employed.
He is employed to provide entertainment and results in equal quantities and I'm sure his present boss is quite a ware of that.
The current board members did appoint Dyche.
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Yes. The same Eddie Howe who manages the team we banged 4 past 2 weeks ago.Granny WeatherWax wrote:You mean Eddie Howe who’s team is currently 6th?
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But also 5 years olderRick_Muller wrote:The progress is that Vokes and Barnes of 5 years ago have developed and earnt the right to play in our squad.
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Not sure about you but I’d swap places with their league position right now.Clarethalffull wrote:Yes. The same Eddie Howe who manages the team we banged 4 past 2 weeks ago.
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You’d probably want their oligarch too wouldn’t you...? Me personally, I like our club and the way it is being runGranny WeatherWax wrote:Not sure about you but I’d swap places with their league position right now.
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In. But backed by the board in the next window. Someone who can pass would be a start.
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Think you’re completely missing the point here. I’ll give up now. Take a nap.Rick_Muller wrote:You’d probably want their oligarch too wouldn’t you...? Me personally, I like our club and the way it is being run
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PutTheWheelieBinsOut wrote:This is the problem he isn't doing anything with the money!!
It's unbelievable that Garlick has made some of his money in recruitment apparently, yet hasn't developed a proper scouting system at his own club. How would his recruitment company do if they didn't scout for the right people?
That money is the future of the club and has to be spent wisely. I guess that’s why he is a multi- millionaire and, I guess again, you aren’t. Being profligate may not keep us up but will, most certainly, bite us in the a55 at some point in the future
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If by Dec we are still getting overrun on the pitch and are still playing hoofball as plan a,b and c.. and the Messiah in Defour hasn't turned it around, it's a out from me.
New man in and properly backed for jan
New man in and properly backed for jan
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They are being asked not to pass. Check out the heat maps from the Cardiff and Huddersfield games.box_of_frogs wrote:In. But backed by the board in the next window. Someone who can pass would be a start.
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Who exactly?boatshed bill wrote:I'm not in the "sack the manager" camp, but if the only reason people have for not wanting change is the often stated "who else could keep us up?" then think again, there's a host of decent potential managers out there.
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Thing is KRBFC, there is loads of evidence what happens when managers who drag teams well beyond what they are capable off leave.
Fantasists ignore that, realists don't
Fantasists ignore that, realists don't
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Who exactly indeed?
I'm perfectly willing to accept a manager coming in and changing us at the end of a season but in the middle of it?
Nah
I'm perfectly willing to accept a manager coming in and changing us at the end of a season but in the middle of it?
Nah
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Whilst I have no intention of compiling a list, it's obvious from the fact that every PL club has a manager that there will always be decent candidates for a vacancy.BennyD wrote:Who exactly?
The point I was trying to make is that SD is not the only manager out there who could manage BFC.
I actually think it rather insulting to SD that people think the only reason to keep him is that there are no alternatives.
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We've experienced it once. We ended up with Brian Laws.boatshed bill wrote:Whilst I have no intention of compiling a list, it's obvious from the fact that every PL club has a manager that there will always be decent candidates for a vacancy.
The point I was trying to make is that SD is not the only manager out there who could manage BFC.
I actually think it rather insulting to SD that people think the only reason to keep him is that there are no alternatives.
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No one is thinking that to be fair.
Who is the outstanding candidate who could run us from top to bottom and keep us competitive in a division where we are most definitely minnows?
Who is the outstanding candidate who could run us from top to bottom and keep us competitive in a division where we are most definitely minnows?
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Just watching The Scousers v Citeh
How boring is that?
Both teams worth Millions per player more than ours yet NOT A SHOT ON TARGET after 65 minutes!
Lots of passing backwards sideways and occasionally forwards, then back again.
Give me the Turf on a wet Tuesday night any day
How boring is that?
Both teams worth Millions per player more than ours yet NOT A SHOT ON TARGET after 65 minutes!
Lots of passing backwards sideways and occasionally forwards, then back again.
Give me the Turf on a wet Tuesday night any day
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There will be some, I promise you.Lancasterclaret wrote:No one is thinking that to be fair.
Who is the outstanding candidate who could run us from top to bottom and keep us competitive in a division where we are most definitely minnows?
But, as I said earlier, I'm not in the Dyche out camp.
There's a few things at the moment not helping: injuries, coaches leaving, first tilt at europe....
What we need is stability, in my honest opinion.
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Fair enough
Reading the posts on here, they appear to want better football, us to do really well and spend all the money on players who will magically be available at our prices and within our budget.
Thats why I'm sceptical that we can do better.
Reading the posts on here, they appear to want better football, us to do really well and spend all the money on players who will magically be available at our prices and within our budget.
Thats why I'm sceptical that we can do better.
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I'm listening to a game where either goalkeeper cost about the same as our team from yesterday, and it sounds total shyte.
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BennyD wrote:Who exactly?
That question is exactly the blinkered response we see time and time again.
And then someone else states the old lemon " Brian Laws"
Let's all not bother looking and talking, offer SD a 30 year contract and be happy ever after.
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It's not a blinkered view at all. If Dyche was to leave there'd be plenty of understandable concern about whether there would be excellent candidates. Suggesting there'd be a cue of world class managers is naive in my view.Nonayforever wrote:That question is exactly the blinkered response we see time and time again.
And then someone else states the old lemon " Brian Laws"
Let's all not bother looking and talking, offer SD a 30 year contract and be happy ever after.
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Looking at the stats we keep the ball and have a miles better individual pass completion % when we go 4-5-1. He needs to find a way to make that work. I’d go when all fit
Pope
Lowton Tarks Gibson ward
Brady defour cork Hendrick JBG
Vydra or Wood
Pope
Lowton Tarks Gibson ward
Brady defour cork Hendrick JBG
Vydra or Wood
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Wouldn't either need or attract a so-called world class manager, just a decent one at PL level.taio wrote:It's not a blinkered view at all. If Dyche was to leave there'd be plenty of understandable concern about whether there would be excellent candidates. Suggesting there'd be a cue of world class managers is naive in my view.
There would be candidates, there always are.