steve1264b wrote:i agree that a different voice will be a good thing, but i don't agree that the voice should replace Dyche.

I think we need a new voice within the management team, who can spark training with some new inputs. Someone like Rene Meulensteen would be a welcome addition to the coaching staff.

evensteadiereddie wrote:There seem to be a lot of "Claret" posters who haven't conributed much over the last two years suddenly crawling out of the woodwork......plastics or Rovers, either way their comments are laughable.
Dyche should stay in place simply for the fact the Bastards are terrified of him. If we do go down, we've already got six points as good as banked.

FeedTheArf wrote:Don’t claim to speak for all fans, it was just my opinion, which I thought was the point of forums like these. Thought my comments were quite measured to be honest. I wanted to avoid another bitchfest type post but hey ho!

FeedTheArf wrote:I've only ever witnessed that boredom and lack of interest in a game once before and that was at the end of the Cotterill era. For all of his detractors, Cotterill wasn't a bad manager, and neither could anybody say that about Dyche it was just that the players back then needed a different voice - and how they responded!

FeedTheArf wrote:Sat on the match yesterday, with the score 3-1 with us still having a chance of getting something from the game (albeit a slim chance!) and Dyche subs Vokes off and Wood was the moment it confirmed it for me. The consistency of selection and loyalty to players that has served us so well over the last 6 years will be our downfall. What does Vydra have to do?! Dyche has clearly run out of ideas. The players need a different voice. The predictability of our play is ridiculous.

This isn't a criticism of Dyche. His methods have given us the longest sustained run of success that I've seen in my lifetime so nobody could criticise him. His methods do work - and I'm sure he'll have a level of success wherever he goes. What he's managed to get out of a largely average bunch of players is nothing short of a miracle, especially whilst working within the financial constraints the club operate under. Add on top of that the redevelopment of Gawthorpe and ground improvements that have taken place during his tenure and the club is almost unrecognisable to the one he took over.

It's simply that his time at the club has run its course. Deep down Dyche must know this. Over the last 12 months he's tried to change (releasing his trusted warhorses in Arfield, effectively exiling Heaton and bringing in 'big names' in Lennon and Hart), but he is what he is and is very successful at what he does. 6 years is an age in Football and we need to freshen things up.

I've only ever witnessed that boredom and lack of interest in a game once before and that was at the end of the Cotterill era. For all of his detractors, Cotterill wasn't a bad manager, and neither could anybody say that about Dyche it was just that the players back then needed a different voice - and how they responded!

When Sean Dyche eventually leaves this club it will be a sad day, but the longer this goes on the more evident it becomes.

cockneyclaret wrote:Remember certain posters get very very upset if you criticise SD and his methods!
You are in the wrong for thinking that!!! Remember you must cheers, clap and shout his name regardless of the results and the fact we probably won't see 3 points again this season.