He talks a lot of sense
He talks a lot of sense
He always seems to talk sense does Gary, I often find myself agreeing with him when he is in the sky studio or co commentating.
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In and Out - works both ways.
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Neville sickened me the other day when I was watching Man U v Spurs - his supposed co-commentary was more like a Manchester United documentary. I think he's a good pundit but it is time Sky kept him off Man U games.
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Correct, the Board did great in keeping Tarks, McNeil etc. UTC
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Badly run clubs my @rse!! All the transfer market does is feed the clubs with all the money.
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Agree regards Man Utd, he's too passionate and too much of a fan to be doing their games.ClaretTony wrote: ↑Tue Oct 06, 2020 10:42 amNeville sickened me the other day when I was watching Man U v Spurs - his supposed co-commentary was more like a Manchester United documentary. I think he's a good pundit but it is time Sky kept him off Man U games.
I've seen behind the scene clips when he's been co commentating, and he's often cheering or celebrating goals etc
He therefore cant possibly be impartial, have a clear mind and have a neutral view.
But then same can be said for Carragher.
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I don't think Carragher is anywhere near as bad. He's very pro-Liverpool but he doesn't go on and on and on like Neville does about United. Hardly a word for Spurs on Sunday who scored six times. Mind you, I do struggle to understand what Carragher says at times.MACCA wrote: ↑Tue Oct 06, 2020 10:51 amAgree regards Man Utd, he's too passionate and too much of a fan to be doing their games.
I've seen behind the scene clips when he's been co commentating, and he's often cheering or celebrating goals etc
He therefore cant possibly be impartial, have a clear mind and have a neutral view.
But then same can be said for Carragher.
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Not sure that it was great to have kept them or not sure that they aren't going?
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All irrelevant now, but I got told off a couple of people ( may have started from the same place ) but Tarky asked to talk to other clubs and expressed his desire to leave.
Not sure how true it is, or whether it has or will effect the rest of his time here.
I was never against us selling him at a peak price this summer, allowing Mr Dyche to strengthen 3 areas of the team with the funds brought in.
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For approx £25m you think we could have bought Tarkowski's replacement AND at least two other players better than what we have now?MACCA wrote: ↑Tue Oct 06, 2020 11:03 amAll irrelevant now, but I got told off a couple of people ( may have started from the same place ) but Tarky asked to talk to other clubs and expressed his desire to leave.
Not sure how true it is, or whether it has or will effect the rest of his time here.
I was never against us selling him at a peak price this summer, allowing Mr Dyche to strengthen 3 areas of the team with the funds brought in.
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With the little funds we currently have in the pot, plus say 25m from the Tarky sale, I do think we could have added 2 or 3 players.
For instance ( just 3 names linked ) i think
Wilson
Worrall
Dawaon
Could have all been brought in for 35m
Not saying they are better than Tarky, but after being Dyched I believe the defender of choice wouldn't weaken us too much, whilst the other 2 improve the squad are at least capable replacements as 3rd choice CB and back up winger.
Wilson could arguably be an improvement on what we have and/or develop to become a 1st team regular.
Also we are bringing the squad age down and giving the best chance of them becoming part of the conveyor belt like Tarky, Pope and Taylor did.
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Covid has affected the finances of all football clubs and those in the Championship and below will want to ensure they receive the maximum that they can get before selling. The notion that in the current climate proven players at Championship level can be picked up for £10 million is fanciful.
Just check out the transfer fees for Ollie Watkins and Eberechi Eze since everybody says that we need a wide player.
Just check out the transfer fees for Ollie Watkins and Eberechi Eze since everybody says that we need a wide player.
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I agree but they were absolute top class performers and stand out players in that league last season.kentonclaret wrote: ↑Tue Oct 06, 2020 11:18 amCovid has affected the finances of all football clubs and those in the Championship and below will want to ensure they receive the maximum that they can get before selling. The notion that in the current climate proven players at Championship level can be picked up for £10 million is fanciful.
Just check out the transfer fees for Ollie Watkins and Eberechi Eze.
The same cant be said for the like of
Ellieson (sp)
Worrall
Dawson etc
I just dont think we can start the season with Long as 3rd choice CB
With no back up RW, and only 3 wingers in total, therefore pinning our hopes on Brady and JBG remain fit all season long.
If they dont, it means al midfield reshuffle and square pegs in round holes.
We can see early on that it totally effects our attacking play once we start plugging gaps with players out of position
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So you’ve basically made up an offer that nobody had placed for Tarkowski to invent up some random agenda against the club?MACCA wrote: ↑Tue Oct 06, 2020 11:13 amWith the little funds we currently have in the pot, plus say 25m from the Tarky sale, I do think we could have added 2 or 3 players.
For instance ( just 3 names linked ) i think
Wilson
Worrall
Dawaon
Could have all been brought in for 35m
Not saying they are better than Tarky, but after being Dyched I believe the defender of choice wouldn't weaken us too much, whilst the other 2 improve the squad are at least capable replacements as 3rd choice CB and back up winger.
Wilson could arguably be an improvement on what we have and/or develop to become a 1st team regular.
Also we are bringing the squad age down and giving the best chance of them becoming part of the conveyor belt like Tarky, Pope and Taylor did.
Have a pop all you want. But the reality is, nobody made an acceptable offer for him. So don’t start spending that money and say here’s what we should’ve done.
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Sean Dyche speaking on the prospect of James Tarkowski leaving Burnley in the last transfer window
"It will be a board decision. I certainly want to keep him make no mistake" Dyche said.
"He is a very important player here and I feel it is very important that we keep him"
What message would Garlick have been sending to Dyche if Tarkowski was sold above his head and how further fractured would the relationship have become?
"It will be a board decision. I certainly want to keep him make no mistake" Dyche said.
"He is a very important player here and I feel it is very important that we keep him"
What message would Garlick have been sending to Dyche if Tarkowski was sold above his head and how further fractured would the relationship have become?
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I believe an offer did come in for him, just not enoughDyched wrote: ↑Tue Oct 06, 2020 11:29 amSo you’ve basically made up an offer that nobody had placed for Tarkowski to invent up some random agenda against the club?
Have a pop all you want. But the reality is, nobody made an acceptable offer for him. So don’t start spending that money and say here’s what we should’ve done.
I also believe if 40m was met he would have been sold.
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Are you saying Dyche tell both the board and tarky that he's going nowhere?
Both seemed to think they were off.
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Dyche has consistently said Tarkowski wasn't going anywhere unless it was taken out of his handstarkys_ears wrote: ↑Tue Oct 06, 2020 11:36 amAre you saying Dyche tell both the board and tarky that he's going nowhere?
Both seemed to think they were off.
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OK but as the Board get blamed by many fans for not making signings, so it's not unreasonable that they should be praised for retaining players.
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Mate he's allowed to celebrate his team scoring a goal he's commentating were not their to watch him but listen so not his problem if they want to do behind the scenes or not.
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The past few months seems to have been quite revisionist, everything good is down to Dyche, everything bad is down to the board/Garlick.
Signings like Walters, Lennon and Crouch have become entirely the board's fault with Dyche just a patsy accepting what he's given. The lack of young signings is also the board's fault, Dyche now doesn't seem to have any say in the transfers that have happened in the past five years. All the previous thoughts that Dyche was pretty picky in terms of his players, their character, history, etc was all a fiction it seems.
By all means complain, this window hasn't gone well (although given the budget restraints it's not that surprising) and that has thrown into stark relief the issues from the previous windows where we brought in seasoned pros and have dropped off from bringing up players to plug the gaps.
This rewriting of history is tiresome though. Do people really think that Dyche has spent years just accepting what has been foisted on him and hasn't been a willing participant in our transfer strategy?
Signings like Walters, Lennon and Crouch have become entirely the board's fault with Dyche just a patsy accepting what he's given. The lack of young signings is also the board's fault, Dyche now doesn't seem to have any say in the transfers that have happened in the past five years. All the previous thoughts that Dyche was pretty picky in terms of his players, their character, history, etc was all a fiction it seems.
By all means complain, this window hasn't gone well (although given the budget restraints it's not that surprising) and that has thrown into stark relief the issues from the previous windows where we brought in seasoned pros and have dropped off from bringing up players to plug the gaps.
This rewriting of history is tiresome though. Do people really think that Dyche has spent years just accepting what has been foisted on him and hasn't been a willing participant in our transfer strategy?
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aggi wrote: ↑Tue Oct 06, 2020 12:06 pmThe past few months seems to have been quite revisionist, everything good is down to Dyche, everything bad is down to the board/Garlick.
Signings like Walters, Lennon and Crouch have become entirely the board's fault with Dyche just a patsy accepting what he's given. The lack of young signings is also the board's fault, Dyche now doesn't seem to have any say in the transfers that have happened in the past five years. All the previous thoughts that Dyche was pretty picky in terms of his players, their character, history, etc was all a fiction it seems.
By all means complain, this window hasn't gone well (although given the budget restraints it's not that surprising) and that has thrown into stark relief the issues from the previous windows where we brought in seasoned pros and have dropped off from bringing up players to plug the gaps.
This rewriting of history is tiresome though. Do people really think that Dyche has spent years just accepting what has been foisted on him and hasn't been a willing participant in our transfer strategy?
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Maybe Dyche's pickiness has come about and emerged as he's been in the job and he has taken that strategy due to the club's financial budgets/philosophy? And he's done pretty damn well I'd say. Of course he's had input and some of the players because he's done what's best for the club and by the board's backing.
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I agree, so maybe it's better he watches man Utd as a fan then and not someone bring paid to be a neutral co commentator or summarise for the viewers.
I like him, but his passion is evident, and as CT says sometimes ends up side tracking from what is actually happening in the game and it becomes the Gary sorting out Man Utd issues show.
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Should the Board be praised, or Dyche who maybe stood up to them on this matter insisting Tarks should remain
By the term Board, the reference is obviously to Garlick
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I think the number one objective at our club is to get the kids coming through to the first team. It does seem to be gaining momentum and only time will tell whether it becomes the production line of success we experienced in the late 60's and early 70'. Until then, I think, and I've thought this for a good while the strategy is to buy experienced and ageing (in football speak ) journeymen. Dangerous strategy as some of our signing over recent years will reflect. It is what it is, and is by no means ideal for the supporters or would I suggest the manager.
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I'm sure it's linked and I agree he's done well, we're still in the Premier League after all.diamondpocket wrote: ↑Tue Oct 06, 2020 12:11 pmMaybe Dyche's pickiness has come about and emerged as he's been in the job and he has taken that strategy due to the club's financial budgets/philosophy? And he's done pretty damn well I'd say. Of course he's had input and some of the players because he's done what's best for the club and by the board's backing.
What I'm disagreeing with is the new narrative that puts everything bad at the board's door as if Dyche hasn't had any say in things. No-one knows what say Dyche has in these things (although you can take guesses from his personality), the board, Rigg, chief exec, etc but plenty of people have settled on this new reality as fact.
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Every player has a price regardless of how much a manager wants to keep that player.
Garlick should be credited with the decision to keep Tarkowski at the club not Dyche.
Garlick should be credited with the decision to keep Tarkowski at the club not Dyche.
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To be honest, I think that is a dig at Utd. Main target Sancho pursued all Summer, not made the offer as stipulated, missed the deadline as requested by Dortmund. Then panic bought on the final day.
City, Liverpool and Chelsea all did their business accordingly.
I can see why it could be applied to us, but until COVID came along we are the aspirational definition of a well run club. I am not ignoring the problems as there are many, but we are are not a badly run club.
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I agree with that.MrTopTier wrote: ↑Tue Oct 06, 2020 12:48 pmTo be honest, I think that is a dig at Utd. Main target Sancho pursued all Summer, not made the offer as stipulated, missed the deadline as requested by Dortmund. Then panic bought on the final day.
City, Liverpool and Chelsea all did their business accordingly.
I can see why it could be applied to us, but until COVID came along we are the aspirational definition of a well run club. I am not ignoring the problems as there are many, but we are are not a badly run club.
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I can't recall hearing him celebrate a united goal can you?MACCA wrote: ↑Tue Oct 06, 2020 12:20 pmI agree, so maybe it's better he watches man Utd as a fan then and not someone bring paid to be a neutral co commentator or summarise for the viewers.
I like him, but his passion is evident, and as CT says sometimes ends up side tracking from what is actually happening in the game and it becomes the Gary sorting out Man Utd issues show.
It's clear sky don't mind him commentating the way he does so it's everyone's opinion I think tbh. I like his commentary.