Link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o80e4HXnPaw" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

https://youtu.be/o80e4HXnPaw" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

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superb interview again, we couldn't have a better person in charge of our club

Did he tell him that Hendrick offers nothing as a number 10?

We ended his golfing career. He’d have at least 15 majors by now

Ayatollah what, great interview.

Great interview. You can just see why the players and board really rate him. As for me best manager we have ever had.

‘A good connection’

A fair understatement - we bloody love him

He kind of alluded to possibly his proudest moment being when we were relegated and yet there was never being a whiff of a sacking. It's to the board and the fans credit that NOBODY wanted to lose him, even though we were struggling and the inevitable happened. That must be almost unique in football, especially in the top flight. And it's paid dividends.

Good interview, thanks for the link.

I like Steve McManaman. I grew up watching Liverpool a fair bit (sorry) and he and Fowler were probably my favourite players as a kid. He's one of the few English player to have actually 'made it' playing abroad. He was an undoubted success at Real Madrid and I've heard him speak Spanish - he's fluent! So good on him I say.

Thanks for posting the link. The "sweat on the shirt" and "team will give everything" comments resonate. It's hard to think of a game where a Sir Sean team haven't given everything and been hard to beat- and at a minimum looked bloody organized and committed.

Comparing that to other teams I've seen, watching us since the late 80s. Even some of our better managers over that period have overseen their fair share of joke performances, inconsistency, lack of discipline, finding it impossible to win away, poor organization etc etc.

Dark Cloud wrote:He kind of alluded to possibly his proudest moment being when we were relegated and yet there was never being a whiff of a sacking. It's to the board and the fans credit that NOBODY wanted to lose him, even though we were struggling and the inevitable happened. That must be almost unique in football, especially in the top flight. And it's paid dividends.

There were some fans who wanted him gone, not a massive amount, but they were out there.

Has Dyche converted to Islam to win over the remaining population of Burnley? I think we need a new stand.

Another good interview, straight, honest and refreshing compared to most other football manager interviews.
What's not to like about this man? Answers on a small postcard.

Part 2 now available

https://youtu.be/VLBOLui05DY" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Only just spotted the second part - how well does our manager come across?

Sidney1st wrote:There were some fans who wanted him gone, not a massive amount, but they were out there.

I remember it too.

Clarets Turf admins on facebook were calling for his head and I never let them forget it.

Two excellent parts.

ClaretMoffitt wrote:I remember it too.

Clarets Turf admins on facebook were calling for his head and I never let them forget it.

Ah they're morons anyway.

I'm sure they'd want him sacking if he made the wrong weather prediction

Great listen that cheers for the links.