Would they come for Dyche

[fanzone]

Ole not looking like he will see out the weekend

[Vegas Claret]

if they had any sense they would, but they don't so...........

[beddie]

I don’t think they would, they’ll prefer someone more proven with a higher profile.

[MT03ALG]

Apparently chasing Zenedine Zidane - board meeting NOW.

[boatshed bill]

I really don't think so. Dyche I mean, Zidane sounds much more Man Utd.

[fidelcastro]

I don't think I'm exaggerating by saying there would be riots outside OT if they appointed Dyche.

[HahaYeah]

No chance at this time,maybe in the future.

[Bosscat]

I don't think I'm exaggerating by saying there would be riots outside OT if they appointed Dyche.

Nowt more to add

[Funkydrummer]

I really don't think so. Dyche I mean, Zidane sounds much more Man Utd.

Sh!te sounds more like Man Utd !!

[Newcastleclaret93]

Imagine United signing a manager with a record of 19 points from the last 30 games.

There would be riots

[Taffy on the wing]

NOPE!

[SouthLondonexile]

United have suffered badly from a succession of high profile managers who have well and truly f ****d things up.
If I were in a position of influence at the club I would get rid of Pogba and Ronaldo and Maguire restore Rashford to the team and buy Tarky. Oh and stick with Solskjaer .

[Newcastleclaret93]

United have suffered badly from a succession of high profile managers who have well and truly f ****d things up.
If I were in a position of influence at the club I would get rid of Pogba and Ronaldo and Maguire restore Rashford to the team and buy Tarky.

That is exactly why you are not involved with football

[Gordaleman]

Zidane has already said that he's not available until the end of the season. I'm expecting an interim manager until then.

[fidelcastro]

Zidane has already said that he's not available until the end of the season. I'm expecting an interim manager until then.

Ryan Giggs?

[Gordaleman]

Ryan Giggs?

I wouldn't put it past them. Neither would I put it past them offering Ronaldo the role. (They are stupid enough.)

Bet they wish they had given Moyes more time.

[SouthLondonexile]

That is exactly why you are not involved with football

And obviously you must be.

[JohnDearyMe]

Imagine United signing a manager with a record of 19 points from the last 30 games.

There would be riots

Riots?!

[Darthlaw]

They’ll go for Zidane as the ‘name’ signing, and he’ll screw it up.

Again.

[Newcastleclaret93]

And obviously you must be.

Nope just basing that opinion on numerous professional football managers across the world

[Burnley1989]

I swear this board is on the wind up at times haha Dyche to Man Utd

[Quickenthetempo]

How bizarre

[dsr]

They want a manager big enough and respected enough to make Ronaldo, Pogba, and Fernandes all accept that they are not the most important person at the club. I don't think that man exists!

[Vegas Claret]

if they'd backed Moyes and shown him the same amount of patience they showed Ole........

[Rileybobs]

I’ve heard Dyche is on his way to Man U and he’s going to take Connor Roberts with him to play as the holding midfielder.

[Vegas Claret]

They want a manager big enough and respected enough to make Ronaldo, Pogba, and Fernandes all accept that they are not the most important person at the club. I don't think that man exists!

oddly he does if they get Zidane

[ElectroClaret]

In cat hells a chance not.

[Vegas Claret]

Sounds like they are giving it to Darren Fletcher until they can work out what day of the week it is

[KRBFC]

United have suffered badly from a succession of high profile managers who have well and truly f ****d things up.
If I were in a position of influence at the club I would get rid of Pogba and Ronaldo and Maguire restore Rashford to the team and buy Tarky. Oh and stick with Solskjaer .

get rid of Ronaldo? jesus christ, have you been under a rock for 20 years?

[KRBFC]

if they had any sense they would, but they don't so...........

They're looking to win trophies at the highest level, on what planet would Dyche fit that bill? I'm sure Man United fans would be delighted to watch their side lose to non league sides and League Two sides in the cup competitions.

[Andingle]

I'd be confident Sean would keep them up

[Vegas Claret]

They're looking to win trophies at the highest level, on what planet would Dyche fit that bill? I'm sure Man United fans would be delighted to watch their side lose to non league sides and League Two sides in the cup competitions.

they've done a grand job of it so far

[Vegas Claret]

maybe they should get one of those fancy Portuguese managers KRBFC...............pretty sure the most successful one of those in football history already failed there

[martin_p]

There’s as much chance of me getting the job (and I’m not even applying).

[Newcastleclaret93]

maybe they should get one of those fancy Portuguese managers KRBFC...............pretty sure the most successful one of those in football history already failed there

Doesn’t that just exasperate KRs point. If one of the best managers ever wasn’t successful at United then I’m not sure Dyche is the best option haha.

This board is great sometimes. In the last three weeks I’ve seen posts That Brownhill is better than Pogba. Tarks is better than Varane and now Dyche should be considered for United.

You would think Burnley are pushing for too 4 places given all that.

[rats]

Darren Ferguson perfect fit!

[Stayingup]

Zidane apparently doesn't speak English. SD has a n advantage there, but hes not caled Juan Dycheo!!! He is also fairly calm. Witness the disgraceful performance of Arteta and Klopp (yes him again) yesterday. These guys ought to set an example. It was pathetic. Imagine Klopp's reaction had his centre forward been clearly impeded on a charge for goal and not even a foul was given!!!

[Colburn_Claret]

Rather like the England job, they don't need a coach, they need someone to organise them into a team, and despite Dyches points return, he is one of the best organisers of a group of players in the business. To keep us in the Premier League as long as he has proves it.
There's no way he would ever be considered, simply because he doesn't fit the high profile that lots of money, but lack of football knowledge demands, but I'm sure he could have done a great job there.

[houseboy]

Dyche has as much chance of managing Brazil. We love him but United fans would have a meltdown at the idea. He’s English. He puts defence first. He’s never worked with prima donna players. And he’s honest. These are not qualities wanted by United.

[tarkys_ears]

They'll go for another big name who will fail because their star players aren't interested in playing.

Ironically, Dyche would probably sort them out. Lets hope they aren't clever enough to work this out.

[Newcastleclaret93]

They'll go for another big name who will fail because their star players aren't interested in playing.

Ironically, Dyche would probably sort them out. Lets hope they aren't clever enough to work this out.

What in Dyches short career has shown that he can manage at that level and deal with the pressures that come with it?

Dyche is in the easiest job in the prem, it does not matter how poor results get, how poor the football gets he will not be sacked.

[Rileybobs]

What in Dyches short career has shown that he can manage at that level and deal with the pressures that come with it?

Dyche is in the easiest job in the prem, it does not matter how poor results get, how poor the football gets he will not be sacked.

That doesn’t make it the easiest job in the PL, far from it. The most secure maybe, but definitely not the easiest.

[Colburn_Claret]

Dyche has as much chance of managing Brazil. We love him but United fans would have a meltdown at the idea. He’s English. He puts defence first. He’s never worked with prima donna players. And he’s honest. These are not qualities wanted by United.

I don't think Utd fans would be happy, but if Dyche got results they wouldn't care if he came from Timbuctoo

[Newcastleclaret93]

That doesn’t make it the easiest job in the PL, far from it. The most secure maybe, but definitely not the easiest.

Of course it does, if there are no repercussions for performance than it is the easiest role in the prem.

Look at every other manager around us, they have all been sacked.

[taio]

Of course it does, if there are no repercussions for performance than it is the easiest role in the prem.

Look at every other manager around us, they have all been sacked.

Why would there be repercussions when he's overachieved here against any sensible person's expectations? It's surprising that you think the ease in this context is so one dimensional and should simply be measured against the likelihood of being sacked, rather than other factors such as the resources a manager has at his disposal.

[Rileybobs]

Of course it does, if there are no repercussions for performance than it is the easiest role in the prem.

Look at every other manager around us, they have all been sacked.

Hi job is not easier than those with the same objective and more money to spend. Simple as that. The fact that some managers are failing at their objective doesn’t mean their job is harder, it just means they’re not as good at it.

And there are repercussions for Dyche’s performance, he’s just not underperformed.

[Newcastleclaret93]

Why would there be repercussions when he's overachieved here against any sensible person's expectations? It's surprising that you think the ease in this context is so one dimensional and should simply be measured against the likelihood of being sacked, rather than other factors such as the resources a manager has at his disposal.

Any other manager would have lost there job based on the his performance in 2021.

Taio if you don’t agree name me an easier managers job in this league?

[GodIsADeeJay81]

Easier job in the PL?
There are no easy jobs, they've all got their challenges that differ from club to club.

Dyche has done a great job, all things considered, but to say he's got it easy here is just laughable

[taio]

Any other manager would have lost there job based on the his performance in 2021.

Taio if you don’t agree name me an easier managers job in this league?

Why the hell are you judging ease by the extent to which a manager is likely to be sacked?

[Newcastleclaret93]

Why the hell are you judging ease by the extent to which a manager is likely to be sacked?

Because surely if there are no repercussions then the roles is easy?

Again if you think there is an easier one then highlight it?