Good post. Think this says it all. And even if we did win games after cup matches I would still disagree with what he does.Winstonswhite wrote: ↑Wed Feb 10, 2021 6:50 pmThe thing I don't agree with is that "resting players" means we have a better chance of winning the next game.
I did a count up of Dyches 6 seasons and we have only won 5 games (out of 22) immediately after a cup performance where we have usually rested the first team - that's relegation form!
And if anyone thinks it means now we're going to win away at Palace, id think again. Out of the 9 where we've travelled after a cup match, we've won once, at Warnocks Cardiff in 2019 who I wouldn't even count as a Premier League side
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“His contempt for fans is absolutely disgraceful.”houseboy wrote: ↑Thu Feb 11, 2021 11:55 amVydra Bardsley Jayrod cannot expected to lift a team like that. The whole side was out of kilter. The blame does lie with players not taking their chance yes, but the blame lies squarely with Dyche for the changes. I wish people would stop making excuses for a guy who patently has no interest in a cup run for his own ends. He is a good manager and I like him for that but his contempt for cups and therefore the fans is absolutely disgraceful.
What nonsense. What makes you think you have the right to speak for all Burnley fans?
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That team would have seriously struggled against Stanley at the moment. Either way it is still wrong in my opinion to field weakened sides in cups, for whatever reason.claretonthecoast1882 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 11, 2021 12:07 pmWith his contempt for cups (ignoring who has actually knocked us out of the FA Cup during his time here and just lazily trotting out the contempt guff) can you explain why he would play a stronger team in the previous round and win it rather than just lose that one and be done with it.
Also cast your mind back to MIllwall (also a championship side) in the cup this season, Thomas & Dunne at centre half (not even Long), Brownhill n Benson in the middle and Pieters as a winger and the comments were all positive about giving the young ones a chance. Glennon even came on near the end and some wanted to see more of him due to doing well when coming on.
If we win it is a good night if we lose it is contempt ?