Sean Is Getting Frustrated
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Not sure if any"one heard "The Moose" interview with Sean on Talk Sport
SD is very good at towing the line on what we can justify spending on players. We forget a lot of other managers could not handle this if managing our club. The conversation from Moose got round to Harry Kane. Sean chipped in then that we once tried to get him. Moose acted surprised -then Sean threw in "yes-I think we offered a bag of chips". I took this as him being particularly p..ssed of about our unwillingness to chase names, and its starting to tell on him
SD is very good at towing the line on what we can justify spending on players. We forget a lot of other managers could not handle this if managing our club. The conversation from Moose got round to Harry Kane. Sean chipped in then that we once tried to get him. Moose acted surprised -then Sean threw in "yes-I think we offered a bag of chips". I took this as him being particularly p..ssed of about our unwillingness to chase names, and its starting to tell on him
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Its no secret
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Not the first time Dyche has taken such subtle jabs. I can picture things getting fairly heated 2/3 of the way through pretty much every transfer window.
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I think you might be reading too much into it.
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Yeah Spurs wanted a million pound loan fee before he had even played for the first team.
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You can spend whatever you want on players - look at Sheffield United. But only 1 person can made the play in such a disjointed and dull way.
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I listened to that interview and it was a "different Sean Dyche"-we are vulnerable if I am right. He has been so loyal and diplomatic until now
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sounds like he is , the post match interview contained a less than subtle dig about lack of investment and probable loss of Dwight.
In addition the two drubbings won't have helped his mood.
In addition the two drubbings won't have helped his mood.
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Some of these London restaurants charge a fortune for thrice cooked chips.
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I hope so.
We look weak, slow and predictable.
The reality of not improving your starting 11 in 3 windows
We look weak, slow and predictable.
The reality of not improving your starting 11 in 3 windows
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SD has never hid his frustration but does toe the line. Wouldn’t it be great if the board said “ Sean get yourself 2 quality players in the Jan window “ personally I’d love to see some intent to say we’re stepping up here and backing the manager we lionise
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More chance of Santa climbing down your flue.AlargeClaret wrote: ↑Sat Dec 07, 2019 10:42 pmSD has never hid his frustration but does toe the line. Wouldn’t it be great if the board said “ Sean get yourself 2 quality players in the Jan window “ personally I’d love to see some intent to say we’re stepping up here and backing the manager we lionise
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The board have had a look at what he spends money on ( Vydra, Gibson) and have decided, nah.
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Lionise ?AlargeClaret wrote: ↑Sat Dec 07, 2019 10:42 pmSD has never hid his frustration but does toe the line. Wouldn’t it be great if the board said “ Sean get yourself 2 quality players in the Jan window “ personally I’d love to see some intent to say we’re stepping up here and backing the manager we lionise
He'd still play hoof ball
In a no lose situation is our Sean but ask yourself the question, If he is so good how come nobody else wants him
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So many players have been off their normal level I’m beginning to wonder if the “Dyche to...” rumours are getting to them or even if they know something we don’t.
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Maybe give a chance to the likes of Gibson and Vydra who you've blown 25 million on then eh Sean?
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Did Dyche think it ok to bring in Pieters as back up , I doubt it .
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Pieters is just the type of back up Dyche prefers
Remember Crouch last year - and the fact that we considered keeping him on last summer
Remember Crouch last year - and the fact that we considered keeping him on last summer
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Pieters was let go by Stoke, who are struggling in the league below. Is it any wonder he looks out of his depth?
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Look at it from the boards point of view. Our joint record signing Gibson, 1 start, Vydra scored goals for fun prior to us signing him, for a not inconsiderate sum, never been given a real chance. Wells never given a chance before being farmed out. Add to that Brady, a poor signing imo but cost big money. Defour and Hart. I could go on. Factor in the wages and there's massive outlay with very little return in the main. I would suggest the board have backed SD. Of course it could be better and we don't know the ins and outs of the ones that got away, and for what reason but he has the tools to juggle the pack irregardless of injuries, suspensions etc.
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We have no idea how many signings have been missed because of budget constraints
There is also an assumption that the recruitment team are not good enough but we don't know any details to back that up in terms of names identified
The bottom line is that Dyche has final word on all player movements (in and out)
Not a problem with that but I cannot believe he hasn't been given funds and player suggestions to improve on signings such as Crouch, Peiters etc - and I don't think those two would have been highlighted by the recruitment team
Sorry, but he is becoming more like a one trick pony in terms of tactics and in terms of players he wants to carry out his hoof ball methods
Snide remarks re money are just a defence to deflect from his own tactical shortcomings
There is also an assumption that the recruitment team are not good enough but we don't know any details to back that up in terms of names identified
The bottom line is that Dyche has final word on all player movements (in and out)
Not a problem with that but I cannot believe he hasn't been given funds and player suggestions to improve on signings such as Crouch, Peiters etc - and I don't think those two would have been highlighted by the recruitment team
Sorry, but he is becoming more like a one trick pony in terms of tactics and in terms of players he wants to carry out his hoof ball methods
Snide remarks re money are just a defence to deflect from his own tactical shortcomings
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3 matches ago, we had 2 wins 3-0. All was well.
Injuries have hit at the worst time and it means the bare bones.
Of course he is frustrated.
We will get past it.
Up the Clarets.
Injuries have hit at the worst time and it means the bare bones.
Of course he is frustrated.
We will get past it.
Up the Clarets.
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Dyche has never hidden the fact he’s forced to play the hand he’s been dealt . If he wasn’t pragmatic we’d have been smashed to pieces after the 2nd promotion . SD would love 2 great wingers,a classy playmaker ( Defour-esque ) and a world class centre forward . He’d still work em hard but we wouldn’t be playing long ball
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We need to sell some of the dross, players that never play and buy some quality, we should have got Phillips from Leeds this summer but we wouldn’t pay, I really doubt we had a full £20m bid on the table for that player, would have solved a lot of problems in midfield but at least we identified the class of player we need to continue in this league.
Sean needs to do a bit of wheeling and dealing get rid of the players that are constantly injured or just don’t perform....
Sean needs to do a bit of wheeling and dealing get rid of the players that are constantly injured or just don’t perform....
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Dyche has had long enough to try and improve our style of play now. We play this way because this is the way he wants to play. If anything our football is getting even more direct.AlargeClaret wrote: ↑Mon Dec 09, 2019 6:29 pmDyche has never hidden the fact he’s forced to play the hand he’s been dealt . If he wasn’t pragmatic we’d have been smashed to pieces after the 2nd promotion . SD would love 2 great wingers,a classy playmaker ( Defour-esque ) and a world class centre forward . He’d still work em hard but we wouldn’t be playing long ball
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The fans are getting frustrated with not strengthening weak areas of the pitch. The gaps are more apparent when the rigid framework doesn’t work. Midfield has had a glaring hole in it for as long as I can remember. It’s one dimensional and not good enough. Also how much money has been wasted on Vydra, Gibson and Wells and Lennon who we are getting no return from. Brady has not offered us much either other than a brief spell before injury. This money could have bought one or two quality players. I also can’t believe there aren’t players from home and abroad who are good enough to showcase themselves in the PL but the ‘recruitment’ team aren’t coming up with much it would seem. Making cash available is not the sole problem.
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"Yes - I think we offered a bag of chips"
We should have thrown in a Haffners!
We should have thrown in a Haffners!
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Even Everton dont want him now....
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That’s nonsense though, we played the exact same with in the Championship with one of the biggest budgets and the better squads.AlargeClaret wrote: ↑Mon Dec 09, 2019 6:29 pmDyche has never hidden the fact he’s forced to play the hand he’s been dealt . If he wasn’t pragmatic we’d have been smashed to pieces after the 2nd promotion . SD would love 2 great wingers,a classy playmaker ( Defour-esque ) and a world class centre forward . He’d still work em hard but we wouldn’t be playing long ball
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Absolute rubbish.
I suggest you rewatch the couple of minutes leading up to Arfields goal at Brentford and then say Sean Dyche teams can't play football.
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The majority of that season was about winning ugly, and grinding results out though. That Brentford game was one of the few times I came off feeling like we'd played really well.UpTheClaretsFCBK wrote: ↑Tue Dec 10, 2019 4:24 amAbsolute rubbish.
I suggest you rewatch the couple of minutes leading up to Arfields goal at Brentford and then say Sean Dyche teams can't play football.
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Never going to happen Gibson should have been playing 5 weeks ago.
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Was it though we had lost the previous 3 before that so i'm not convinced all was well. We have lost 6 of the last 8 and we have a really really tough game on Saturday to come against Newcastle who seem to have turned a corner, lose this and things will start look very difficult.
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Or the Hedrick goal at Everton a couple of seasons ago..UpTheClaretsFCBK wrote: ↑Tue Dec 10, 2019 4:24 amAbsolute rubbish.
I suggest you rewatch the couple of minutes leading up to Arfields goal at Brentford and then say Sean Dyche teams can't play football.
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That's why we should fill the ground and get right behind the lads. Now is the time for all good supporters to stand up (not at the match) and be counted.snapcrackleandpop wrote: ↑Tue Dec 10, 2019 7:58 amWas it though we had lost the previous 3 before that so i'm not convinced all was well. We have lost 6 of the last 8 and we have a really really tough game on Saturday to come against Newcastle who seem to have turned a corner, lose this and things will start look very difficult.
We are better than Newcastle.
Up the Clarets
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You seriously don’t play fancy stuff in the champ whoever you have , we did have a good budget as we’d come down fully solvent without a parachute .
I find almost beyond belief that people think we can play exiting football with our players in the prem ??? it would be pure suicide . You also must remember that if we hadn’t suffered injuries to JBG, DD and Taylor the side would have had a far more attacking forward feel to it from the off .its been a mix n match team that has had to carry out of form players . Personally I think the board now need to look at foreign investment and at least give SD a chance to buy at least a few realistic targets
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West Brom and Leeds are making a pretty good go of it this year. The Leeds fans I know say the stuff they play under Bielsa is as good as they can remember. Dyche has had more than enough time now to try and add some flair/creativity but he just isn't interested.AlargeClaret wrote: ↑Tue Dec 10, 2019 11:12 amYou seriously don’t play fancy stuff in the champ whoever you have , we did have a good budget as we’d come down fully solvent without a parachute .
I find almost beyond belief that people think we can play exiting football with our players in the prem ??? it would be pure suicide . You also must remember that if we hadn’t suffered injuries to JBG, DD and Taylor the side would have had a far more attacking forward feel to it from the off .its been a mix n match team that has had to carry out of form players . Personally I think the board now need to look at foreign investment and at least give SD a chance to buy at least a few realistic targets
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Took it as him being particularly p.ssed off? Are you serious? We tried to bring him in on loan over six years ago when we had no money and only two strikers. Spurs wanted an obscene amount of money for him. His comments were no more than a joke about that and the situation we were in at the time. Talk about misunderstanding something, putting two and two together and getting a number in the thousands.warksclaret wrote: ↑Sat Dec 07, 2019 10:20 pmNot sure if any"one heard "The Moose" interview with Sean on Talk Sport
SD is very good at towing the line on what we can justify spending on players. We forget a lot of other managers could not handle this if managing our club. The conversation from Moose got round to Harry Kane. Sean chipped in then that we once tried to get him. Moose acted surprised -then Sean threw in "yes-I think we offered a bag of chips". I took this as him being particularly p..ssed of about our unwillingness to chase names, and its starting to tell on him
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Right up to a point but wrong about Defour and Hart. Defour is one of the best players to ever pull on a Burnley shirt (and I have been watching for over 50 years now), he was just sadly very injury prone and as for Hart, he has been a brilliant player but although past his best when we signed him he was signed in an emergency situation and didn't do nearly as badly as many on here seem to suggest. He played so well in some games we got points we might not have otherwise got.ashtonlongsider wrote: ↑Sun Dec 08, 2019 9:20 amLook at it from the boards point of view. Our joint record signing Gibson, 1 start, Vydra scored goals for fun prior to us signing him, for a not inconsiderate sum, never been given a real chance. Wells never given a chance before being farmed out. Add to that Brady, a poor signing imo but cost big money. Defour and Hart. I could go on. Factor in the wages and there's massive outlay with very little return in the main. I would suggest the board have backed SD. Of course it could be better and we don't know the ins and outs of the ones that got away, and for what reason but he has the tools to juggle the pack irregardless of injuries, suspensions etc.
I think part of the problem is Dyche doesn't know what to look for in a striker (I'm not even sure bringing Jayrod back was such an inspired decision). Vydra cannot be a bad player, it stands to reason. If he has a problem playing for us it can only be down to what he is asked to do, the guy was banging 'em in for laughs the season before we bought him. I'm more inclined to think that that situation is more down to personalities.
We are only really short of a couple of players to make us a decent PL outfit (not great but decent) and those players I think need to be in midfield. I did used to think we needed a good striker (and maybe we still do to put pressure on Wood and Barnes) but the current strike force seems to have grown into the job and are doing very well off very limited supply (Wood has one of the best 'strike rates' in the PL apparently). We could buy Harry Kane and if he got the supply our lads get I doubt even he would get into double figures.
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"Vydra cannot be a bad player"
I would have guessed not, given we were willing to pay so much money for him (and he had just finished the previous Championship season with a shed load of goals)
SD had to have sanctioned that deal in the first place even knowing he was not the type of striker who was anywhere near capable of playing with hoof ball tactics
I would have guessed not, given we were willing to pay so much money for him (and he had just finished the previous Championship season with a shed load of goals)
SD had to have sanctioned that deal in the first place even knowing he was not the type of striker who was anywhere near capable of playing with hoof ball tactics
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And Fulham. If anything, they are the best footballing side in the Championship this season.jrgbfc wrote: ↑Tue Dec 10, 2019 11:19 amWest Brom and Leeds are making a pretty good go of it this year. The Leeds fans I know say the stuff they play under Bielsa is as good as they can remember. Dyche has had more than enough time now to try and add some flair/creativity but he just isn't interested.
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I’m not sure how you can conclude that Dyche doesn’t know what to look for in a striker. Barnes and Wood have done an incredible job over the past 12 months and they have both improved (Barnes immeasurably). The fact that one or two have come into the club and not been able to displace them is hardly evidence of him not being able to identify a striker. The brass tacks of the situation is that to get better than what we have you probably need to spend more than 30m or improve someone who you bring in for between 5m and 15m. To pay 30m we would need to smash our transfer record...Vydra is not a bad player, just one unlucky to have 3 better ones in front of him...houseboy wrote: ↑Tue Dec 10, 2019 11:57 amI think part of the problem is Dyche doesn't know what to look for in a striker (I'm not even sure bringing Jayrod back was such an inspired decision). Vydra cannot be a bad player, it stands to reason. If he has a problem playing for us it can only be down to what he is asked to do, the guy was banging 'em in for laughs the season before we bought him. I'm more inclined to think that that situation is more down to personalities.
Agree with you about Defour though....
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You can't knock the goalscoring record of Barnes and Wood, but do we need to blindly pick them every game no matter what? There's some games where a bit more subtlety is needed, Liverpool at home springs to mind, Van Dijk and Matip were dealing with our long balls comfortably. Why not try Jay Rod or Vydra playing just behind Wood and keeping it on the deck a bit?jojomk1 wrote: ↑Tue Dec 10, 2019 12:13 pm"Vydra cannot be a bad player"
I would have guessed not, given we were willing to pay so much money for him (and he had just finished the previous Championship season with a shed load of goals)
SD had to have sanctioned that deal in the first place even knowing he was not the type of striker who was anywhere near capable of playing with hoof ball tactics