Dyche has to go

Falcon · Post by **Falcon** » Mon Oct 17, 2016 8:42 am

Haha talk about a knee jerk reaction.

I imagine you think under a different manager we'd never put in a poor performance?

evensteadiereddie · Post by **evensteadiereddie** » Mon Oct 17, 2016 7:18 pm

Post 100 - now that's how you demolish a stupid suggestion like "Dyche has to go."

ClaretCliff · Post by **ClaretCliff** » Mon Oct 17, 2016 7:35 pm

KRBFC wrote:What is your complaint? Have I been abusive?

Not abusive, no - I'll give you that. It's just the non-stop drip of boring negative sh*te that gets us down. It's the uptheclarets version of the old Chinese water torture. For Christs sake just go away. ( I would say something stronger but my daughter reads this)

CnBtruntru · Post by **CnBtruntru** » Mon Oct 17, 2016 7:44 pm

"or do we be proactive and selfish and give BFC the best chance possible at survival?" Quoted from KRBFC's original post.

Stating the above how do you intend to give Burnley the best possible chance of survival, we cannot bring anymore players in until January, most free agents who are available, are that for a reason. Managers, big question mark against this who would you bring in to steady the ship? If they are out of a job it is usually for a good reason as well, except when Sean was unemployed that's because his destiny was to come to Burnley and get us promoted twice in 3 seasons, Oh hang on a minute that counts for nothing. If you never cheer Burnley on when they are losing then you are not a Burnley Supporter, Full Stop.

KRBFC · Post by **KRBFC** » Mon Oct 17, 2016 8:05 pm

CnBtruntru wrote:"or do we be proactive and selfish and give BFC the best chance possible at survival?" Quoted from KRBFC's original post.

Stating the above how do you intend to give Burnley the best possible chance of survival, we cannot bring anymore players in until January, most free agents who are available, are that for a reason. Managers, big question mark against this who would you bring in to steady the ship? If they are out of a job it is usually for a good reason as well, except when Sean was unemployed that's because his destiny was to come to Burnley and get us promoted twice in 3 seasons, Oh hang on a minute that counts for nothing. If you never cheer Burnley on when they are losing then you are not a Burnley Supporter, Full Stop.

So why would I pay my cash to watch the club for 16 years?
The team is under performing, horrific tactics and to make it even worse the football is dogger. Dyche has never been good enough for the PL and based on his career so far, he never will be. Dull
Southampton had 36 attempts at our goal Yesterday, we had 0 shots on target. Yes, Southampton not Real Madrid. Dyches job is to get the best out of his players, so far he simply hasn't done that. Argue all you want, we couldn't even score against Stanley, toothless no creativity.

Bordeauxclaret · Post by **Bordeauxclaret** » Mon Oct 17, 2016 8:06 pm

Seriously mate if it gets to you that much just don't watch it.

DingleDangle · Post by **DingleDangle** » Mon Oct 17, 2016 8:10 pm

In the main, I do actually understand where KRBFC is coming from in the OP, except that he does seem to "over-egg" things with trying to be controversial to get a rise out of people and in this case by suggesting we get rid of Dyche.

I posted this on another thread that has drifted down the board, so I'll post it here too:

I think this season is the season where we see what Dyche is really made of. He's proved what he can do in the Championship with 2 promotions and having already had a taste of the Premier League, he should have learned what to expect this time around.

We do have more money to spend this time round and I do think that Dyche needs to be a bit more open minded when targeting players to bring in to the club. He is an intelligent person and manager and I feel that the need to get back to basics on the training ground and this is where we will see what Dyche is really made of.

He has to try and adapt a new strategy to the way we set up and play matches home and away. We have to try to find a way whereby we are having more of the ball, keeping hold of it and playing it simple, quick and effective. Our possession stats at the end of each match is not good at all. The players, I'm sure, are intelligent enough to learn to adapt to new ways of playing and I feel this is where the players and the manager will learn and improve themselves. As it is, it just seems like we go through the motions. At home we seem more confident and I actually think that Turf Moor helps us with that as not many Premier League players may have played at a compact ground like ours and therefore won't know what to expect. Away from home is a different kettle of fish and we can't afford to give sides possession as they will hurt us, as we have seen.

I don't post much nowadays and I usually just sit and read the forum and this is no dig at Dyche. I just think this is a season where he very quickly needs to adapt and learn different methods and approaches to games and instilling this into the players on the training ground. I feel that they are all intelligent enough and hungry enough to do this. Also, like I say, I think Dyche needs to be a bit open minded in changing things, learn when to make substitutions (I.e. Do we really know or not if the players sat on the bench can really change a game if they're not given the opportunity too? Does Dyche trust those players on the bench to come on at 0-0 and change the game to win if they don't get chance/enough time to do that?). I do think we have really good intelligent manager in Dyche, but I think he needs to be more open minded in changing philosophies and how we approach matches and the way we play.

Rileybobs · Post by **Rileybobs** » Mon Oct 17, 2016 8:15 pm

KRBFC wrote:Southampton had 36 attempts at our goal Yesterday, we had 0 shots on target.

Makes you wonder how we scored.

KRBFC · Post by **KRBFC** » Mon Oct 17, 2016 8:15 pm

DingleDangle wrote:In the main, I do actually understand where KRBFC is coming from in the OP, except that he does seem to "over-egg" things with trying to be controversial to get a rise out of people and in this case by suggesting we get rid of Dyche.

I posted this on another thread that has drifted down the board, so I'll post it here too:

I think this season is the season where we see what Dyche is really made of. He's proved what he can do in the Championship with 2 promotions and having already had a taste of the Premier League, he should have learned what to expect this time around.

We do have more money to spend this time round and I do think that Dyche needs to be a bit more open minded when targeting players to bring in to the club. He is an intelligent person and manager and I feel that the need to get back to basics on the training ground and this is where we will see what Dyche is really made of.

He has to try and adapt a new strategy to the way we set up and play matches home and away. We have to try to find a way whereby we are having more of the ball, keeping hold of it and playing it simple, quick and effective. Our possession stats at the end of each match is not good at all. The players, I'm sure, are intelligent enough to learn to adapt to new ways of playing and I feel this is where the players and the manager will learn and improve themselves. As it is, it just seems like we go through the motions. At home we seem more confident and I actually think that Turf Moor helps us with that as not many Premier League players may have played at a compact ground like ours and therefore won't know what to expect. Away from home is a different kettle of fish and we can't afford to give sides possession as they will hurt us, as we have seen.

I don't post much nowadays and I usually just sit and read the forum and this is no dig at Dyche. I just think this is a season where he very quickly needs to adapt and learn different methods and approaches to games and instilling this into the players on the training ground. I feel that they are all intelligent enough and hungry enough to do this. Also, like I say, I think Dyche needs to be a bit open minded in changing things, learn when to make substitutions (I.e. Do we really know or not if the players sat on the bench can really change a game if they're not given the opportunity too? Does Dyche trust those players on the bench to come on at 0-0 and change the game to win if they don't get chance/enough time to do that?). I do think we have really good intelligent manager in Dyche, but I think he needs to be more open minded in changing philosophies and how we approach matches and the way we play.

Compare the Leicester and Soton game, tell me the change you see?

DingleDangle · Post by **DingleDangle** » Mon Oct 17, 2016 8:28 pm

KRBFC wrote:Compare the Leicester and Soton game, tell me the change you see?

To be honest, I wasn't at either match so I can't really answer that. At a guess though, not much?

Tall Paul · Post by **Tall Paul** » Mon Oct 17, 2016 8:42 pm

KRBFC wrote:So why would I pay my cash to watch the club for 16 years?
The team is under performing, horrific tactics and to make it even worse the football is dogger. Dyche has never been good enough for the PL and based on his career so far, he never will be. Dull
Southampton had 36 attempts at our goal Yesterday, we had 0 shots on target. Yes, Southampton not Real Madrid. Dyches job is to get the best out of his players, so far he simply hasn't done that. Argue all you want, we couldn't even score against Stanley, toothless no creativity.

And yet we're 14th in the Premier League.

KRBFC · Post by **KRBFC** » Mon Oct 17, 2016 8:42 pm

DingleDangle wrote:To be honest, I wasn't at either match so I can't really answer that. At a guess though, not much?

No change at all which resulted in the same hammering. The set up to give home teams all the territory and allow them to have chance after chance is bizarre, why give good players the confidence and the home crowd a boost after inevitably conceding? Soton and Leicester both had their tails up after scoring then the game was pretty much dead and our players lost heart and dropped heads appeared.

Where was Dyches reaction to conceding to try and get back in the game? There simply wasn't one. He brought on Bamford with 8 minutes to go when it was 3-0.

How are we supposed to score goals to win games and earn points when we put 10 men behind the ball, drop everybody deep in our half with no out ball. We cant even make it into the opponents final third, that in itself says something is very much wrong with this side Dyche has built over 3 years.

Defour before he came on seemed in heated confrontation with Dyche. I think that says alot, these players seem completely unaware of the system they are being asked to play and it shows in performances.

mickleoverclaret · Post by **mickleoverclaret** » Mon Oct 17, 2016 9:14 pm

We'd struggle to get a better manager in than Dyche- it'd have to be a Pochettino replacing Adkins kind of scenario to make me think it'd be a good decision. We got battered yesterday but played well against Watford and Arsenal, we're 14th, and we look well capable of finishing above Boro, Hull and Sunderland at the least. I think it's incredibly short-sighted to think of sacking the manager at this point- if we'd played really well yesterday and only lost 1-0 or 2-1 it wouldn't have made a blind bit of difference to our season, and Southampton are favourites to beat us there for a reason- because they've got much better players.

levraiclaret · Post by **levraiclaret** » Mon Oct 17, 2016 10:31 pm

Stop being so sensible Mick Le Over("Uber") Claret, it spoils KR's fun.

He meant to say "Dyche has to go on and on", but he got distracted and lost his train of thought.

CnBtruntru · Post by **CnBtruntru** » Mon Oct 17, 2016 10:51 pm

KRBFC wrote:So why would I pay my cash to watch the club for 16 years?
The team is under performing, horrific tactics and to make it even worse the football is dogger. Dyche has never been good enough for the PL and based on his career so far, he never will be. Dull
Southampton had 36 attempts at our goal Yesterday, we had 0 shots on target. Yes, Southampton not Real Madrid. Dyches job is to get the best out of his players, so far he simply hasn't done that. Argue all you want, we couldn't even score against Stanley, toothless no creativity.

You definitely didn't pay to watch yesterday or you would have realised we scored a penalty, which of course means we had at least one shot on target

Get your facts right, when you come on hear winding people up

Jakubclaret · Post by **Jakubclaret** » Mon Oct 17, 2016 11:05 pm

Bordeauxclaret wrote:Seriously mate if it gets to you that much just don't watch it.

If it continues I don't think he will be the only one I don't work hard all week to watch a pub team game. Still early days granted but from what I've seen so far holds little promise I know people say we've played alot of good sides Liverpool Southampton arsenal ect but even against the poorer sides eg Swansea as a example won't be any easier I think even harder to roll over as there fighting to retain status.

boiledclaret · Post by **boiledclaret** » Mon Oct 17, 2016 11:21 pm

Swansea is frustrating because we weren't ready, players wise. I hope it doesn't come back to haunt us.

Lets see what happens when we go to the Stokes, WBA, Swans, Boro, Hulls, Watfords etc. If we set up to invite pressure and get punished I'll truly believe we're in the smelly stuff.

The performances against Watford and Arsenal were very encouraging but along comes a defeat away at a quality side and its all quickly forgotten.

Typical example being Hendrick. Loads of encouraging posts prior, but because of yesterday he's now a waste of money again. Hopefully our best performance of the season so far will be the one against Everton to put us back on track.

claretdom · Post by **claretdom** » Tue Oct 18, 2016 7:38 am

evensteadiereddie wrote:Post 100 - now that's how you demolish a stupid suggestion like "Dyche has to go."

To be fair post 1 did that as well.

Top Claret · Post by **Top Claret** » Tue Oct 18, 2016 8:23 am

I admire KRBC for having the balls and gumption for not going with the flow in thinking that Dyche is some kind of saint.

Dyche can't change things tactically because he does not have the staff at his disposal to do that. Look at the bench on Sunday would you honestly say that any of those players would get on another EPL bench, I think not. We are weak and short of quality and that is my gripe and have not done enough to improve the quality of our playing staff,we have had 2 years and ample transfer windows to do this.

Since Dyche has been at the club we have had limited success in the transfer windows , whether this is lack of funds or Dyche not being capable of targeting the right players, I don't know.

If it is the board with lack of funds for not having the balls to give it a go, they should take a hard look at themselves and say, are we the right people to take the club forward and if not seek financial support from elsewhere. Where I sit it looks to me that the board have reached the end of the road and are frightened of making any bold moves and this summers later transfer activity tends to prove this point.

I feel that Dyche is a good man manager and plays the right tactics with the personal at his disposal, but he does not appear to have an eye for targeting the right type of talent to take the club forward.

This is his 2nd bite of the EPL and he has not addressed the problems that we had last time, that was our lack of quality and pace, for this questions have to be asked and they stand firmly at the managers door.

claretdom · Post by **claretdom** » Tue Oct 18, 2016 8:44 am

The frustration of that long undefeated run last season has taken its toll, it left some unable to post in the manner they prefer but at least with some defeats this season they can get back in the routine.

The Chelsea match is questioned why we didn't do more, losing 3-0 is never fun but sometimes even daft people have to have a touch of realism, Leicester caused Chelsea about as much problems as we did and came away with the same score despite them being the current champions, having pace in the team (which you keep seeing on here as the main reason we lose) and spending millions more than we ever will. Sometimes you have to accept teams are better than you.

Sunday we started the game without our main goal threat and lost our playmaker after half an hour, some teams can cope with that we can't, and we probably never will be able to in this division, does it make the manager bad or mean his team is up, only if you are daft. We lost to Southampton who on Thursday are away in Europe, the reason being they finished high enough in this division last season to qualify, they are a good side.

After 2 games Hull were held up as showing us how to go about things in this division, they haven't won since and are below us. All summer we had Middlesbrough are making a real go of it, got their business done early, signed top players, showing miles more ambition, they will be safe and yet all they have beat is Sunderland all season and are again below us.

Dyche now has no eye for talent, must be the norm for us to have players in the England squad as well as many other countries (all signed by Dyche), we will be 2nd favourites in just about every game this season bar maybe 4 or 5 home games, you will be able to get odds of 5/1 on us to win a home game this weekend.

If people put as much energy into getting behind the team and were as vocal at games as they are on here we also might get a bit more return from games as it is we have a group in 1 stand behind the goal who realise the players need backing, which when you look where we are is staggering.

If people thought we were going to dominate games this season and be comfortable in them, then they are deluded.

joey13 · Post by **joey13** » Tue Oct 18, 2016 8:52 am

claretdom wrote:The frustration of that long undefeated run last season has taken its toll, it left some unable to post in the manner they prefer but at least with some defeats this season they can get back in the routine.

The Chelsea match is questioned why we didn't do more, losing 3-0 is never fun but sometimes even daft people have to have a touch of realism, Leicester caused Chelsea about as much problems as we did and came away with the same score despite them being the current champions, having pace in the team (which you keep seeing on here as the main reason we lose) and spending millions more than we ever will. Sometimes you have to accept teams are better than you.

Sunday we started the game without our main goal threat and lost our playmaker after half an hour, some teams can cope with that we can't, and we probably never will be able to in this division, does it make the manager bad or mean his team is up, only if you are daft. We lost to Southampton who on Thursday are away in Europe, the reason being they finished high enough in this division last season to qualify, they are a good side.

After 2 games Hull were held up as showing us how to go about things in this division, they haven't won since and are below us. All summer we had Middlesbrough are making a real go of it, got their business done early, signed top players, showing miles more ambition, they will be safe and yet all they have beat is Sunderland all season and are again below us.

Dyche now has no eye for talent, must be the norm for us to have players in the England squad as well as many other countries (all signed by Dyche), we will be 2nd favourites in just about every game this season bar maybe 4 or 5 home games, you will be able to get odds of 5/1 on us to win a home game this weekend.

If people put as much energy into getting behind the team and were as vocal at games as they are on here we also might get a bit more return from games as it is we have a group in 1 stand behind the goal who realise the players need backing, which when you look where we are is staggering.

If people thought we were going to dominate games this season and be comfortable in them, then they are deluded.

There you go "BINGO" it's the fans fault .

KRBFC · Post by **KRBFC** » Tue Oct 18, 2016 2:51 pm

claretdom wrote:The frustration of that long undefeated run last season has taken its toll, it left some unable to post in the manner they prefer but at least with some defeats this season they can get back in the routine.

The Chelsea match is questioned why we didn't do more, losing 3-0 is never fun but sometimes even daft people have to have a touch of realism, Leicester caused Chelsea about as much problems as we did and came away with the same score despite them being the current champions, having pace in the team (which you keep seeing on here as the main reason we lose) and spending millions more than we ever will. Sometimes you have to accept teams are better than you.

Sunday we started the game without our main goal threat and lost our playmaker after half an hour, some teams can cope with that we can't, and we probably never will be able to in this division, does it make the manager bad or mean his team is up, only if you are daft. We lost to Southampton who on Thursday are away in Europe, the reason being they finished high enough in this division last season to qualify, they are a good side.

After 2 games Hull were held up as showing us how to go about things in this division, they haven't won since and are below us. All summer we had Middlesbrough are making a real go of it, got their business done early, signed top players, showing miles more ambition, they will be safe and yet all they have beat is Sunderland all season and are again below us.

Dyche now has no eye for talent, must be the norm for us to have players in the England squad as well as many other countries (all signed by Dyche), we will be 2nd favourites in just about every game this season bar maybe 4 or 5 home games, you will be able to get odds of 5/1 on us to win a home game this weekend.

If people put as much energy into getting behind the team and were as vocal at games as they are on here we also might get a bit more return from games as it is we have a group in 1 stand behind the goal who realise the players need backing, which when you look where we are is staggering.

If people thought we were going to dominate games this season and be comfortable in them, then they are deluded.

I think you are confused, the issue I have isn't that we lost to Chelsea, Soton and Leicester because quite frankly we could play them all 100 times and never beat them away. The issue is the manor of the losses, we have barely managed a shot in target in the 3 games. Now ask yourself this, are Soton that much better than us that we cant muster a shot on target? (No im not counting a penalty given out of pity)
We have set up the exact same way and have never looked capable of scoring a goal. We were timewasting before half time, its absolutely embarrassing stuff.
Does anyone seriously enjoy watching us set up for a 0-0- draw? Having 20% of the ball and 0 shots at goal while the opposition pummel us. Every single away game, as soon as one goes in the heads drop and you just know we have lost because Dyche does not alter from park the bus.
Like you said further up, they are good sides anyway so why not show some intent? Try and win a game of football we are likely to lose anyway and hopefully catch them on an off day. The Southampton defence didn't break sweat, we never pressed the ball we simply parked the bus, turned it into attack v defence and attempted to luckily nick a 0-0 through timewasting. Garbage
Btw your idea that Burnley fans want Burnley to lose is complete b****cks

claretdom · Post by **claretdom** » Tue Oct 18, 2016 2:53 pm

You will notice I didn't say Burnley fans, I said it has left some on here, not everyone on here is a Burnley fan.

KRBFC · Post by **KRBFC** » Tue Oct 18, 2016 3:00 pm

claretdom wrote:You will notice I didn't say Burnley fans, I said it has left some on here, not everyone on here is a Burnley fan.

Well what relevance does it have on my post? If you were on about me then you're just avoiding a genuine debate to spout "you're not a Burnley fan" crap

Sidney1st · Post by **Sidney1st** » Tue Oct 18, 2016 3:57 pm

I spotted a comment about our lack of shots on target.

Utd managed just 1 on target last night according to the stats.
Now that's shocking.

Ashingtonclaret46 · Post by **Ashingtonclaret46** » Tue Oct 18, 2016 4:45 pm

Sidney1st wrote:I spotted a comment about our lack of shots on target.

Utd managed just 1 on target last night according to the stats.
Now that's shocking.

Haha Sidney --they also only had 7 shots in total and 35% possession and managed 1 corner and our fans moan about us having 6 shots with 1on target and 35% possession and 4 corners, perhaps they should go and support Utd if they want to be entertained.

lakesclaret · Post by **lakesclaret** » Tue Oct 18, 2016 7:14 pm

Not SD's fault, he's got a bloody awful premier leauge squad ( harsh reality) and is doing his utmost to get the best of the by enlarge hasbeens/neverhasbeens and never quite made it's ,to survive this division. They won't give in easily you can count on that .

To then lose your sole "serious goal scorer" for 4 games and then your classiest player mid game at 0-0 it makes the task bloody hard at best.

We're Burnley we don't bitch n whinge we get on with it and make the most of what we have .

Perhaps that turd KRBFC should just go and get a girlfriend or something ?

Jakubclaret · Post by **Jakubclaret** » Tue Oct 18, 2016 7:22 pm

In fairness if the performance levels (Heaton exempt) are upto scratch it's fair dos against Southampton sadly that wasn't the case & with 2 difficult games coming up things are set to not get any easier (you never know though funny old game & that) I think the fans have been extremely patient with Sean & some of his bizarre ideas. It's only upto recently he's come across any sort of critism & I'd hardly call that intense at the best. A handful of people having a legitimate groan on a forum it's not knives & daggers.

evensteadiereddie · Post by **evensteadiereddie** » Tue Oct 18, 2016 7:28 pm

Fair enough but that legitimate groan you refer to is, in fact, a persistent, pointless whine....

Spike · Post by **Spike** » Tue Oct 18, 2016 10:21 pm

KRBFC wrote:Thanks for everything but he simply isn't up to it. Another embarrassing hammering where we never looked capable of getting anything out of the game. This was a repeat of Leicester, we set up to lose 1-0 and not 4-0, soon as they score we are knackered and heads drop. How does Dyche react? He doesn't until it's to late.

Soton had 38 attempts at our goal, we didnt even muster a shot on target (pen aside). We had around 20% of the ball, negative long ball defensive timewasting tactics, all we are doing is seemingly delaying the inevitable thrashing because we aren't willing to try and actually win a game.

Some managers are good at getting out of the Championship but useless at PL level. Ady Bothroyd and Paul Jewell both have promotions from the Championship on their CV.

The question now is, do we accept this inept negative crap or do we be proactive and selfish and give BFC the best chance possible at survival? Many believe this is Dyche's last season with us so why wait until we are relegated to move on.

Am I right in saying that KR is Kev Robinson?

This is the guy who was chuffed to bits that Gray is banned and now wants the best manager we've had in his life time sacked because we lose whilst Gray is out! Unbelievable Kev!
We are 14th what do you really expect!

So will the real KR stand up and be counted
I personally 100% back Dyche

bodge · Post by **bodge** » Tue Oct 18, 2016 10:31 pm

Was wondering about that myself Spike but to me he has the posting DNA of Crusty Crouton.

CumbrianClaret · Post by **CumbrianClaret** » Tue Oct 18, 2016 10:33 pm

No I think you're wrong - he's not Kev Robinson .

Spike · Post by **Spike** » Tue Oct 18, 2016 10:49 pm

Well KRBFC who r ya?

KRBFC · Post by **KRBFC** » Tue Oct 18, 2016 11:17 pm

Who the feck is Kev Robinson

Spike · Post by **Spike** » Wed Oct 19, 2016 6:21 am

The guy from NNN blog who has been banging on about Gray

evensteadiereddie · Post by **evensteadiereddie** » Wed Oct 19, 2016 11:45 am

I bet Kev Robinson actually goes to the Turf........

Lancasterclaret · Post by **Lancasterclaret** » Wed Oct 19, 2016 12:36 pm

Sunlight reaching the back of at least one cave this morning I see

IanMcL · Post by **IanMcL** » Wed Oct 19, 2016 12:36 pm

There seems to be a completely unrealistic view about how any team can come up from the Championship and match Premier league squads in an instant. Any club which has tried has quickly made too many changes and thrown the baby out with the bath water...at enormous cost.

Unfortunately, our directors are so cautious in their budgeting and transfer dealings that they will not, 'over pay', without the tears running down their face. Unfortunately, for them, every championship club knows that the PL funding increased vastly and expect their percentage on such transfers. They woke up too late to that fact and missed the managers targets, for the most part.

However, it is also our good fortune that the directors do treat the long term stability of the club as vital. If we went west and had spent shed loads, we would quickly unravel and for Burnley, there is no way back.

As for the manager - he does what can be done with excellent and committed players and I for one appreciate what every one of them does for our very thin squad.

Up the Clarets.

Jakubclaret · Post by **Jakubclaret** » Wed Oct 19, 2016 12:56 pm

IanMcL wrote:There seems to be a completely unrealistic view about how any team can come up from the Championship and match Premier league squads in an instant. Any club which has tried has quickly made too many changes and thrown the baby out with the bath water...at enormous cost.

Unfortunately, our directors are so cautious in their budgeting and transfer dealings that they will not, 'over pay', without the tears running down their face. Unfortunately, for them, every championship club knows that the PL funding increased vastly and expect their percentage on such transfers. They woke up too late to that fact and missed the managers targets, for the most part.

However, it is also our good fortune that the directors do treat the long term stability of the club as vital. If we went west and had spent shed loads, we would quickly unravel and for Burnley, there is no way back.

As for the manager - he does what can be done with excellent and committed players and I for one appreciate what every one of them does for our very thin squad.

Up the Clarets.

It's better longterm throwing money at it with a calculated risk assessment eg relegation clauses incentivised bonuses on staying up in the land of milk & honey. In most walks of life you speculate to accumulate football no different the club's which have gone bellyup Portsmouth ect I think that boils down to mismanagement not mitigating risk carefully enough.

CrustyCrouton · Post by **CrustyCrouton** » Mon Jan 02, 2017 1:42 pm

bodge wrote:Was wondering about that myself Spike but to me he has the posting DNA of Crusty Crouton.

He wishes...

evensteadiereddie · Post by **evensteadiereddie** » Mon Jan 02, 2017 1:48 pm

It's quite amusing to read the opening post.
"Dyche has to go.."

Moronic.

Braindead · Post by **Braindead** » Mon Jan 02, 2017 2:01 pm

Excellent work re-bringing this thread to the top, it will save KRBFC from having to find it at 5pm if we lose today.

Pstotto · Post by **Pstotto** » Mon Jan 02, 2017 5:49 pm

... Yeah, Dyche has to go...on doing what he did in 2016 in 2017 and 2018 and on for Burnley.

BennyD · Post by **BennyD** » Mon Jan 02, 2017 5:52 pm

I disagree; let's keep SD and get rid of KBRFC.

KRBFC · Post by **KRBFC** » Mon Jan 02, 2017 6:03 pm

6700 views on this topic, remarkable work.

# TEAM KRBFC

bartons baggage · Post by **bartons baggage** » Mon Jan 02, 2017 6:23 pm

Seek and ye shall get.

Pstotto · Post by **Pstotto** » Mon Jan 02, 2017 6:29 pm

Kentucky Fried Blackburn Rovers wants rid of Dyche. I wonder why?..

Garforth Claret · Post by **Garforth Claret** » Mon Jan 02, 2017 6:51 pm

Jeez started this one too. So again misread title should be "KRBFC has to go"

dermotdermot · Post by **dermotdermot** » Mon Jan 02, 2017 8:00 pm

As the other thread has been removed perhaps this one should be as well. Just root out all the negativity.

lrac · Post by **lrac** » Mon Jan 02, 2017 11:17 pm

Some top bully boys on here .Hahha.