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I Love Sean Dyche
I’ll get it in before the w@nk3rs start
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Re: I Love Sean Dyche
People have a different opinion to you. Get over it.
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Re: I Love Sean Dyche
Some people are just stupid in the way they express their opinions.
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Too late, they appeared on the match thread just after the 60th minute.
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Dyche has cost us all 3 defeats this season so far. He isn’t immune to criticism. It’s mind numbing at times.
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The quicker the opposition lets us score the quicker we lose all ambition to win the game
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Irony at its finest , well done
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Pretty accurate.gandhisflipflop wrote: ↑Mon Sep 13, 2021 9:50 pmDyche has cost us all 3 defeats this season so far. He isn’t immune to criticism. It’s mind numbing at times.
And we are allowed to love Dyche and what he has done for the club whilst criticising his current, rather abject performance.
The most worrying stat tonight was how few times we convert a lead to a victory. The only way is down.
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Some of our play was encouraging. A 6 minute spell did for us. That’s all. Onwards and upwards.
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Dyche’s game plan was spot on. We just fell back and let Benetez work out to beat us. One of the best manager’s in the world, we simply couldn’t react in time.
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I don't he's a narcissistic **** who believes his own hypez is vastly rewarded for mainly failing and is sucking this club dry whilst ******* away it's resources and dragging it down
The sooner he ***** off, the better.
....Ill drive him to Madrid or wherever he thinks is calling for him.
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The sooner he ***** off, the better.
....Ill drive him to Madrid or wherever he thinks is calling for him.
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Dyche needs to evolve with his team. Worked wonders for us and will do again.
Brownhill couldn’t make anymore challenges he needed help in there Cork for Barnes would have been ideal.
Brownhill couldn’t make anymore challenges he needed help in there Cork for Barnes would have been ideal.
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FFS, why are people not allowed to be frustrated that we've gone 1-0 up and fallen apart. Again. Yes Sean Dyche is brilliant, do you really expect after every poor performance you're going to get "oh well, poor game but Sean Dyche is great so yay!"
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He’s a good manager but one of the best in the world is really stretching it a bit. He is a well experienced premier league manager, and our manager is every bit as experienced in this league. One learns, the other doesn’t.elwaclaret wrote: ↑Mon Sep 13, 2021 9:55 pmDyche’s game plan was spot on. We just fell back and let Benetez work out to beat us. One of the best manager’s in the world, we simply couldn’t react in time.
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Sean Dyche has done wonders for our club. He will keep us up. However his inability or stubborness to change things when needed is costing us points. Everyone knew Benitez e would change things at half time. Dyche needed to react and didn’t. When he did - Lennon or Cornet - what would you go for?
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Best thing that’s happened to this club in my lifetime, and probably 90% of other posters lifetimes. So we’ve had a bad start, what’s new there? The performances are good, the just rewards haven’t arrived yet but will do.
We’ve danced this tune a billion times on this board and the small minority who for some reason want Dyche sacked (to be replaced by who, exactly?) follow the same pattern every season. Bad start, shout ******** on UTC relentlessly. We then do what’s needed to stay up, they then say “Sorry Sean, I’ll hold my hands up” and go into hiding until the next poor bit of form.
He’ll prove the doubters wrong, he always does.
We’ve danced this tune a billion times on this board and the small minority who for some reason want Dyche sacked (to be replaced by who, exactly?) follow the same pattern every season. Bad start, shout ******** on UTC relentlessly. We then do what’s needed to stay up, they then say “Sorry Sean, I’ll hold my hands up” and go into hiding until the next poor bit of form.
He’ll prove the doubters wrong, he always does.
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Yes Dyche has done great things for our team. But I think tonight was a game that showed him he carnt take hold any farther winning Twice now winning 1-0 we carnt sustainable hold on and against teams wish we shod beat easily
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I used to love my ex wife. Until she got complacent
Now I’ve realised there’s better out there
Now I’ve realised there’s better out there
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Nonsense. Do you not think Cornet will be under enough pressure? Bringing him on at 3-1 makes no sense whatsoever. Lennon was sent on to stop it being an avalanche… and it worked.TheOriginalLongsider wrote: ↑Mon Sep 13, 2021 9:58 pmSean Dyche has done wonders for our club. He will keep us up. However his inability or stubborness to change things when needed is costing us points. Everyone knew Benitez e would change things at half time. Dyche needed to react and didn’t. When he did - Lennon or Cornet - what would you go for?
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Every dog has its day,
Must be very close to time for a change.
Must be very close to time for a change.
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I’m a big Dyche fan, but today’s result highlighted (again) his real weakness, which is his in game management.
A change was needed at 1-1, even just to break up the game.
Incredibly, there was no change until 10 minutes after going 1-3 down.
We were getting seriously overrun through the middle. No Plan B, no change of formation.
And at 1-3, he was pictured in deep conversation with Woan. I’m sorry, but it’s too ******* late.
A change was needed at 1-1, even just to break up the game.
Incredibly, there was no change until 10 minutes after going 1-3 down.
We were getting seriously overrun through the middle. No Plan B, no change of formation.
And at 1-3, he was pictured in deep conversation with Woan. I’m sorry, but it’s too ******* late.
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“Nonsense. Do you not think Cornet will be under enough pressure? Bringing him on at 3-1 makes no sense whatsoever. Lennon was sent on to stop it being an avalanche… and it worked.”
Nonsense
Nonsense
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Benitez’s sub changed the game. Again we hesitated on bringing anyone on until it was too late. Where have we seen that before?
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Haha what a shockingly bad take.elwaclaret wrote: ↑Mon Sep 13, 2021 10:03 pmNonsense. Do you not think Cornet will be under enough pressure? Bringing him on at 3-1 makes no sense whatsoever. Lennon was sent on to stop it being an avalanche… and it worked.
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He didn't change it at half time.........TheOriginalLongsider wrote: ↑Mon Sep 13, 2021 9:58 pmSean Dyche has done wonders for our club. He will keep us up. However his inability or stubborness to change things when needed is costing us points. Everyone knew Benitez e would change things at half time. Dyche needed to react and didn’t. When he did - Lennon or Cornet - what would you go for?
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I love SD but he has never looked at a team and picked a team or formation to beat them. This year both Potter and Raffa have alrready either made subs or changed a formation thats led to both beating us. Puts us at a hell of a disadvantage in a very "canny " league
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Nail on the head thank heavens someone can see the bigger picture, the reality is in this league we'll have spells were we don't pick up many points, that also applies to several others who will equally struggle.jedi_master wrote: ↑Mon Sep 13, 2021 10:00 pmBest thing that’s happened to this club in my lifetime, and probably 90% of other posters lifetimes. So we’ve had a bad start, what’s new there? The performances are good, the just rewards haven’t arrived yet but will do.
We’ve danced this tune a billion times on this board and the small minority who for some reason want Dyche sacked (to be replaced by who, exactly?) follow the same pattern every season. Bad start, shout ******** on UTC relentlessly. We then do what’s needed to stay up, they then say “Sorry Sean, I’ll hold my hands up” and go into hiding until the next poor bit of form.
He’ll prove the doubters wrong, he always does.
And all those calling for SD to be fired aren't very quick in suggesting VIABLE replacements are they.
I've seen enough in our 4 games to know we'll survive again, it might not be pretty at times, but if it gets the job done, which is staying in this league, then I'll take it.
Your also spot on, as soon as start picking up a few victories the usual suspects will mysteriously vanish into the ether yet again.
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Rafa brings on Portuguese international they bought for over 20 million and he turns out to be good? I don’t believe this!
If Westwood or brown hill got injured we could bring on stephens if he was fit…starting to feel like a good result
If Westwood or brown hill got injured we could bring on stephens if he was fit…starting to feel like a good result
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Some valid points there, and this habit of blowing leads is becoming a concern, however if you seriously think we should be beating any teams easily at this level you are in cloud cuckoo land.Harrythomsonscap wrote: ↑Mon Sep 13, 2021 10:00 pmYes Dyche has done great things for our team. But I think tonight was a game that showed him he carnt take hold any farther winning Twice now winning 1-0 we carnt sustainable hold on and against teams wish we shod beat easily
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I think if we are going to play Barnes, if its not working we need to change it sooner rather than later. Just not fair on Vydra to get 10 minutes
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So you are saying that this (and finishing 17th) is the height of our expectation?jedi_master wrote: ↑Mon Sep 13, 2021 10:00 pmBest thing that’s happened to this club in my lifetime, and probably 90% of other posters lifetimes. So we’ve had a bad start, what’s new there? The performances are good, the just rewards haven’t arrived yet but will do.
We’ve danced this tune a billion times on this board and the small minority who for some reason want Dyche sacked (to be replaced by who, exactly?) follow the same pattern every season. Bad start, shout ******** on UTC relentlessly. We then do what’s needed to stay up, they then say “Sorry Sean, I’ll hold my hands up” and go into hiding until the next poor bit of form.
He’ll prove the doubters wrong, he always does.
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Dyche can be questioned for tactics, slow reactions or even selections but seriously people calling for him to go or even one tool willing to drive him to wherever is just pathetic. Get some perspective for God sake
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Probably the biggest over reaction to a loss I've seen on here for a long time.
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I don’t want SD sacked, I would like him to analyse what has gone wrong for quite long now (is that 4 away wins in 23 now?), then to contemplate a different (proactive) approach…
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We’re lucky we’ve still got him at our club.
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Dyche's game plan lasts until we're losing.
Then he's clueless.
Someone must know the stats on how many times in his tenure we've gone down in a match and managed to win.
I can think of Villa last season and then, errrrrmm?
As I've said before, his use (non-use?) of subs is bizarre.
Still, let's keep clapping him.
He's worked wonders, you know.
Then he's clueless.
Someone must know the stats on how many times in his tenure we've gone down in a match and managed to win.
I can think of Villa last season and then, errrrrmm?
As I've said before, his use (non-use?) of subs is bizarre.
Still, let's keep clapping him.
He's worked wonders, you know.
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It’s a tougher league than when we finished seventh, and serial under investment since 2018 says to me that yes, staying up is the height of our expectation. That’s realism, not negativity.boatshed bill wrote: ↑Mon Sep 13, 2021 10:13 pmSo you are saying that this (and finishing 17th) is the height of our expectation?
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I don't think many people are seriously questioning Dyches position. He's obviously been amazing for us, but it's not realistic to expect people not to criticise poor performances or a lack of tactical nous when it keeps costing us. You wouldn't find many fans in the stadium going "oh well, lost a 1-0 lead again and fell apart. But Dyche will get it right. High five!" When your team loses, it pis*es people off and they criticise elements of bad performance. Nothing wrong with that, it's more normal than maintaining perfect perspective despite any result . Especially 10 minutes after the final whistle.
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Wait till Norwich beats usBurnley1989 wrote: ↑Mon Sep 13, 2021 10:16 pmProbably the biggest over reaction to a loss I've seen on here for a long time.
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That's very well putjedi_master wrote: ↑Mon Sep 13, 2021 10:19 pmIt’s a tougher league than when we finished seventh, and serial under investment since 2018 says to me that yes, staying up is the height of our expectation. That’s realism, not negativity.
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I hope you're right jedi . For 60 mins tonight we pressed their defenders really well making them go long . As soon as we scored , we dropped off allowing them to pass through the midfield. Is that Sean's instructions or do the players have a mental block ?
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Excellent comparison.tarkys_ears wrote: ↑Mon Sep 13, 2021 10:16 pm
Unfortunately it leads to them murdering babies and old people and going decades without questioning.
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And you’ll be first in the queue for the over reactions
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Striker for striker.
Winger for winger.
Striker for Striker.
What do they write on those pieces of paper they all stand looking at? They could use the same one for each game regardless of the game situation. That’s why he’s never moved beyond us.
It’s ridiculously predictable, rinse repeat type stuff and a complete failure to react what’s going on.
Too many times in the last 10 games or so we’ve seen the same thing happen. Oppotion change it, we don’t, opposition win.
Even his winger for winger sub was tedious. Why not bring the lad on that Everton will know next to nothing about, no, sod that, let’s bring in the lad that spent 3 years playing for them.
Winger for winger.
Striker for Striker.
What do they write on those pieces of paper they all stand looking at? They could use the same one for each game regardless of the game situation. That’s why he’s never moved beyond us.
It’s ridiculously predictable, rinse repeat type stuff and a complete failure to react what’s going on.
Too many times in the last 10 games or so we’ve seen the same thing happen. Oppotion change it, we don’t, opposition win.
Even his winger for winger sub was tedious. Why not bring the lad on that Everton will know next to nothing about, no, sod that, let’s bring in the lad that spent 3 years playing for them.
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I still think he’s a top manager for us and certainly don’t want him to leave. One criticism I have though is our inability to change shape in a game. I’ve seen too many times in recent months us taking the lead and the opposition changing formation to load the central midfield and we just don’t adapt and our 2 in the middle get overrun. Today after taking the lead I’d have taken, a largely ineffective, Barnes off for Cork to match their changes and go with 3 in midfield. If it doesn’t work you’ve still got strikers on the bench to swap it back.
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Sorry, to be fair there has been that much s**t posted tonight you lose trackDevils_Advocate wrote: ↑Mon Sep 13, 2021 10:24 pmCheck my posts mate, I haven't made one criticism of the players, the manager or the performance tonight and rarely do after a game.
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Yep.arise_sir_charge wrote: ↑Mon Sep 13, 2021 10:21 pmStriker for striker.
Winger for winger.
Striker for Striker.
What do they write on those pieces of paper they all stand looking at? They could use the same one for each game regardless of the game situation. That’s why he’s never moved beyond us.
It’s ridiculously predictable, rinse repeat type stuff and a complete failure to react what’s going on.
Too many times in the last 10 games or so we’ve seen the same thing happen. Oppotion change it, we don’t, opposition win.
Even his winger for winger sub was tedious. Why not bring the lad on that Everton will know next to nothing about, no, sod that, let’s bring in the lad that spent 3 years playing for them.
Tonight is another example why Dyche won’t move further up the ladder than Burnley, unless he can evidence a serious cup run or two, and/or better in game management.
Dyche is great in so many ways, but there are real flaws also.