Dyche ------->Palace
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Two quotes saying the same.
'if it were done when 'tis done, then 'twere well it were done quickly' (Macbeth)
'Stop messing about' (K williams)
'if it were done when 'tis done, then 'twere well it were done quickly' (Macbeth)
'Stop messing about' (K williams)
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Looks like ranieri is off to nantes . Not good for us
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Just read the same. Not good at all. Narrows it down further.Reecey1987 wrote:Looks like ranieri is off to nantes . Not good for us
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If he was going he would have gone by now. Is he really 5th choice, considering how many others have been interviewed for the job, then moved on.
Even IF he had an interest, their obvious lack of enthusiasm would have ****** me off by now.
Even IF he had an interest, their obvious lack of enthusiasm would have ****** me off by now.
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Still think there is only a very slim chance SD would go. They will get someone foreign as its 'trendy' to do so at the moment
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Let's just say I'll be very disappointed if he leaves Burnley for Palace after all the messing around and time it's taken.
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Sean Dyche would be unwise to take this particular job. Steve Parish is by all accounts a pretty unsavoury character. The way that he managed to stitch up Tony Pulis to the tune of 4 million pounds should make any future manager take heed.Firthy wrote:Let's just say I'll be very disappointed if he leaves Burnley for Palace after all the messing around and time it's taken.
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He has just returned from holiday this weekend so won't have spoken to Palace yet if he does intend to.Colburn_Claret wrote:If he was going he would have gone by now. Is he really 5th choice, considering how many others have been interviewed for the job, then moved on.
Even IF he had an interest, their obvious lack of enthusiasm would have ****** me off by now.
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Apparently he is to be interviewed along with other potential managers.
Wonder if there's any genuine mileage in this story.....
http://www.croydonguardian.co.uk/sport/ ... ref=twtrec" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Wonder if there's any genuine mileage in this story.....
http://www.croydonguardian.co.uk/sport/ ... ref=twtrec" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Stiched up?!dermotdermot wrote:Sean Dyche would be unwise to take this particular job. Steve Parish is by all accounts a pretty unsavoury character. The way that he managed to stitch up Tony Pulis to the tune of 4 million pounds should make any future manager take heed.
He asked Parish to pay him a loyalty bonus early so he could "buy land for his children", then walked out the club two days later. Only one unsavoury character as far as I'm concerned.
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That article is almost a week old.todclaret wrote:Apparently he is to be interviewed along with other potential managers.
Wonder if there's any genuine mileage in this story.....
http://www.croydonguardian.co.uk/sport/ ... ref=twtrec" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Doesnt look like he's shying away from his wearing his Burnley colour's given the circumstances. Pic from BFC Twitter account this morning.
Gives me a lot of confidence.

Gives me a lot of confidence.

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Latest rumour in the Croydon rags will be Dyche walking to London for interview!
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Hope Dyche is telling Stelling about what a bell jar Paul Merson is.
And that "Tripiér" is in fact from Bury and not the south of France.
And that "Tripiér" is in fact from Bury and not the south of France.
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Dyche to Hartlepool 

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The way I heard it was that he was due to receive a 4 million pound bonus for keeping them up. He'd taken 2 before deciding to leave and the rest was withheld. The chairman then sued him to get the money back and won the case with costs included. The team were six points adrift when Pulis took over.Winstonswhite wrote:Stiched up?!
He asked Parish to pay him a loyalty bonus early so he could "buy land for his children", then walked out the club two days later. Only one unsavoury character as far as gI'm concerned.
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Anyway the odds on Dyche going seem to be getting worse. Oh dear.
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Has Dyche just snacked on that dry stone wall?
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Spanish journalist reporting that Mauricio Pellegrino is close to becoming the new Crystal Palace manager after his departure from Alaves.
Odds have started fallling and SkyBet have him as favourite now. Fingers crossed!
Odds have started fallling and SkyBet have him as favourite now. Fingers crossed!
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I do hope that you're right.
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From what I read I would say it wasn't Parish who stitched up Pulis, rather Pulis who stitched himself up by being a greedy, underhand ****!!dermotdermot wrote:Sean Dyche would be unwise to take this particular job. Steve Parish is by all accounts a pretty unsavoury character. The way that he managed to stitch up Tony Pulis to the tune of 4 million pounds should make any future manager take heed.
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I think Dark Cloud's version of events is more accurate than dermtdermot's
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Dark Cloud speak with forked tongue.
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There are now quite a few Spanish Twitter reports saying Palace are set to appoint Pellegrino. Let's hope they're right!
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That's not true dd
Very funny but not true
Very funny but not true
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I'm sure all the facts weren't ever aired and of course it's one man's word against the other and I can't claim to have taken a massive interest in the case at the time, but from what I did see ultimately the judge sided with Parish and painted Pulis as the miscreant with a rather dodgy character!dermotdermot wrote:Dark Cloud speak with forked tongue.
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To tell you the truth, I don't know very much about it. I just happened to run into Norman Hayward , the owner of Yeovil, today. We always speak about football and I mentioned that I was concerned that Dyche was going to take the CP job at which point his face dropped and he laid into Parish like a man possessed. I won't tell you exactly what he said but he knows Pulis very well and said in no uncertain terms that it would be a bad move for Dyche to make.Dark Cloud wrote:I'm sure all the facts weren't ever aired and of course it's one man's word against the other and I can't claim to have taken a massive interest in the case at the time, but from what I did see ultimately the judge sided with Parish and painted Pulis as the miscreant with a rather dodgy character!
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Fair enough. I certainly don't think a guy like Parish is blameless or indeed saintly and folk don't tend to make serious money in life like he has by being an all round good egg!dermotdermot wrote:To tell you the truth, I don't know very much about it. I just happened to run into Norman Hayward , the owner of Yeovil, today. We always speak about football and I mentioned that I was concerned that Dyche was going to take the CP job at which point his face dropped and he laid into Parish like a man possessed. I won't tell you exactly what he said but he knows Pulis very well and said in no uncertain terms that it would be a bad move for Dyche to make.
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I stopped worrying a day or three ago. Why would Dyche leave a very secure job to go somewhere that's ambivalent about signing him? If Parrish was mad keen, why are all these other names being looked at? Dyche would need a much bigger step-up than Palace, to leave for a job where he isn't first choice and they have a history of sacking managers quickly.
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Dark Cloud wrote:I'm sure all the facts weren't ever aired and of course it's one man's word against the other and I can't claim to have taken a massive interest in the case at the time, but from what I did see ultimately the judge sided with Parish and painted Pulis as the miscreant with a rather dodgy character!
BBC report on Pulis Crystal Palace court case: http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/38181922" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Guardian's report on the case: https://www.theguardian.com/football/20 ... -west-brom" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Several other reports in other media outlets.
In the lead up to the case the dispute appeared to be around Pulis (alleged ?) request to be paid the bonus earlier than the agreed date and then resigning from CP before that date. It was also alleged, according to reports, that Pulis had requested the early payment to assist one of his children buy a property - though it was unclear whether any such purchase took place.
It may or may not have been reported at the time that the payment of the bonus was also on the expectation that Pulis would remain with CP beyond the date that the bonus was first agreed to be paid. The dispute arose because he had resigned from CP.
I'm sure the decisions that were made by the appropriate authorities were based on examination of the facts including contract agreements and other relevant matters.
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ayrshireclaret83 wrote:I put 25 on pellegrino last night at 6/1 didn't change
Fingers crossed on these Spanish reports
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Be good if club released a statement to clarify for the fans what, if anything is going on. Its called PR, and would be beneficial seeing as over twenty thousand of us spend a small fortune with them every year.
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Dyche out to 3/1 now
Pellegrino gone 4/6 on!


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What like "Sean Dyche has applied for the vacant Crystal Palace job, but was unsuccessful on this occasion,so we are happy to announce he's staying for now".Wile E Coyote wrote:Be good if club released a statement to clarify for the fans what, if anything is going on. Its called PR, and would be beneficial seeing as over twenty thousand of us spend a small fortune with them every year.
That would be a PR faux pas,his position would become untenable.
How could he possibly sell our club to potential transfer targets with them knowing he's actively looking to leave the club?.
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dont care how they word it, but you sound gullible enough to believe all's well in the world providing you dont know the truth.bartons baggage wrote:What like "Sean Dyche has applied for the vacant Crystal Palace job, but was unsuccessful on this occasion,so we are happy to announce he's staying for now".
That would be a PR faux pas,his position would become untenable.
How could he possibly sell our club to potential transfer targets with them knowing he's actively looking to leave the club?.
Just saying nothing is the mistake, and if he has been in talks and expressed interest, it is preferable fans understand that.
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The judge in the Pulis-Palace court case was damming:
'Pulis’s “conduct has been shown to be disgraceful”.'
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/201 ... -judgment/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
'Pulis’s “conduct has been shown to be disgraceful”.'
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/201 ... -judgment/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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What kind of statement? There's nothing going on at the club. Even if Dyche was at Palace now for talks (I think he's still somewhere on the Kebs though) it is nothing for our club to comment on.Wile E Coyote wrote:Be good if club released a statement to clarify for the fans what, if anything is going on. Its called PR, and would be beneficial seeing as over twenty thousand of us spend a small fortune with them every year.
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Still think there's nothing in it. The bookies have even got odds on which team Tom Heaton will sign for and Burnley as favourites to sign Niasse from Everton neither of which will happen IMO.
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As CT said, there is no need for BFC to release a statement when there's nothing to talk about. Lots of crap in the press, lots of speculation but Dyche is the manager and has been for the past 4 1/2 years and counting. Nobody needs to confirm he's the manager - that just makes the club look like a fool and thus spread more rumour.
Are we going to act like this every time another club has a managerial vacancy?
Nothing to see here, Sean's back from hols and planning out future transfers and getting ready for pre-season.
Are we going to act like this every time another club has a managerial vacancy?
Nothing to see here, Sean's back from hols and planning out future transfers and getting ready for pre-season.
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IF there is any truth in the reports in the Croydon press that Sean Dyche is to be interviewed for the Crystal Palace job then I would expect BFC to issue a statement along the lines of "they have given permission to their manager (Sean Dyche) to be interviewed for the vacancy at another club." That, surely, is standard practice when a manager is under contract. If Sean Dyche is interviewed for the CP job then the story will surely be leaked anyway.
I agree that if these stories are just another example of fake news then BFC would not be expected to issue any statement or make further comment.
It would soon become common knowledge within the world of football, agents speaking to other agents and players, if Sean Dyche was actively pursuing a change of club and direction.
I agree that if these stories are just another example of fake news then BFC would not be expected to issue any statement or make further comment.
It would soon become common knowledge within the world of football, agents speaking to other agents and players, if Sean Dyche was actively pursuing a change of club and direction.
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sorry, Wile. you are wrong on this one. this is business. keep your cards close to your chest. as fans we just have to suck on it.Wile E Coyote wrote:dont care how they word it, but you sound gullible enough to believe all's well in the world providing you dont know the truth.
Just saying nothing is the mistake, and if he has been in talks and expressed interest, it is preferable fans understand that.
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well we differ then, I think thats utter nonsense, and to say the club needn't bother saying anything is beyond a joke.minnieclaret wrote:sorry, Wile. you are wrong on this one. this is business. keep your cards close to your chest. as fans we just have to suck on it.
It is as if it was irrelevant that the manager might be leaving, or the fans believe its possible. Oh no, not a matter for the club to concern themselves with, Rubbish !!!
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But if that's the case, then they should have done it when he was linked with Sunderland too, or any other job he will get linked too. It's all in the press, and not "official" so technically there is nothing to report on.
Boyd is leaving, but the club haven't said anything, should they? Same with Keane, what is there to actually say?
Boyd is leaving, but the club haven't said anything, should they? Same with Keane, what is there to actually say?
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on here Burnley fans are discussing the possibility of the best manager we've had (possibly) leaving, or maybe holding talks with another club.
If if is no more than press speculation, then what it do any harm to reassure the paying public that it is not going to happen ?
You know the possible implications if we lost Dyche.
It could potentially go **** up.
That is a pretty major issue for supporeters, the club are clearly aware of the matter, even if it was just to allay fears pre season that its all ok, would that be asking too much? It shouldn't be.
If he has had talks, but the club persuaded him to stay, I still think it merits saying where we are up to with it.
Speaking about it openly is beneficial unless there is something to conceal.
If if is no more than press speculation, then what it do any harm to reassure the paying public that it is not going to happen ?
You know the possible implications if we lost Dyche.
It could potentially go **** up.
That is a pretty major issue for supporeters, the club are clearly aware of the matter, even if it was just to allay fears pre season that its all ok, would that be asking too much? It shouldn't be.
If he has had talks, but the club persuaded him to stay, I still think it merits saying where we are up to with it.
Speaking about it openly is beneficial unless there is something to conceal.
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Nothing to discuss nothing to conceal IMO burnley fc don't do gossip.
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SD didn't need to wear club colours whilst supporting Jeff Stelling on the walk... but he did and that's a statement in some ways.
Looks business as usual to me.
Looks business as usual to me.
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I'll say it again. There was absolutely nothing in this. Dyche didn't go for an interview. It was just the press talking!
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Just seen Burnley have posted an interview with Dyche on ClaretsPlayer talking about 'the past, present and future of Burnley Football Club'. Is this a recent interview and does he give anything away? (I can't watch, i'm at work)
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I can answer my own questions... just seen it says 'Sean Dyche sat down with Premier League Productions late last season to discuss the past, present and future of Burnley Football Club'... so not current.claretlegend wrote:Just seen Burnley have posted an interview with Dyche on ClaretsPlayer talking about 'the past, present and future of Burnley Football Club'. Is this a recent interview and does he give anything away? (I can't watch, i'm at work)

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Sean Dyche getting "linked" with a move to another club and media speculation is not the issue here.
Nobody would expect BFC to make a statement every time a bookmaker offers a price for him to go to a different club.
The issue is that IF Dyche had talks with another club about taking over as their new manager should BFC make a statement saying that they have given permission for that to happen?
Nobody would expect BFC to make a statement every time a bookmaker offers a price for him to go to a different club.
The issue is that IF Dyche had talks with another club about taking over as their new manager should BFC make a statement saying that they have given permission for that to happen?