Will Dyche Leave us at the end of this season what ever happens,took us as far as possible and I think it needs freshening up,what you reckon Leave or remain

He's been great for us and has given me and lots of others great memories but I've had enough.

I thought the question was going to be before the International break.
I've always supported him, but today was pretty indefensible.

It's a tough one because if we stay up he will have done his job and if we are relegated I doubt there will be anyone in a better position to get us back up. He has a shedload of credit in the bank, but I do agree that some of these performances have been poor and it's his inability to change things when needed that seems to frustrate most people.

He had loads of credit in the bank for what he’s done for our club but he is now into his overdraft so a change is now required.

If there’s a person at our club who deserves to be in control of such a decision, it’s Dyche.

This season has been riddled with mistakes, Dyche included but he’s enough credit to show he has learned. Hopefully the recruitment begins to improve in the summer, as a starter for ten and from there, the style becomes a little more pleasing on the eye.

Definite leave and take that useless money pinching woam with you goodbye

DCWat wrote:If there’s a person at our club who deserves to be in control of such a decision, it’s Dyche.

This season has been riddled with mistakes, Dyche included but he’s enough credit to show he has learned. Hopefully the recruitment begins to improve in the summer, as a starter for ten and from there, the style becomes a little more pleasing on the eye.

That is why I think Dyche will walk away at the end of the season,he's running out of credit and ruining a fantastic legacy.

Hasn't he got 4 years left of a 5 year deal worth in excess of £3million a year?

Safron wrote:Definite leave and take that useless money pinching woam with you goodbye

Why is he money pinching? I know little about him and wonder how you’ve arrived at such an opinion?

I just want to see us try and play decent football, I couldn't care less who the manager is that makes us do that

Leave or Remain? I'm having this thought @ the moment on next season's renewal of season ticket! @ the moment I'm leave n if I feel the same Monday morning I'm sending email to cancel.. absolutely shocking performance today from the boys n dyche..

Steve1956 wrote:That is why I think Dyche will walk away at the end of the season,he's running out of credit and ruining a fantastic legacy.

I’m not sure he is ruining his legacy. I think he will still think he can push us on further and that recruitment is the next step in that process.

If he leaves us with a good scouting network, recruitment team, academy and new training facilities, it’s some legacy and one we will benefit from, for years to come.

I hope he’s not finished his journey with us yet, although must admit I was hugely disappointed with his approach today.

DCWat wrote:Why is he money pinching? I know little about him and wonder how you’ve arrived at such an opinion?

I wondered that ...it Woan's fault now

Who’s taking him? That’s what may keep him here. Probably still the best available option for a return anyway - exceptional championship record.

I’d like him to leave but feel he will remain. No doubt all the scaremongering will come out telling us that leave is a fantasy and unworkable but I feel the long term future is better off without the restrictive framework.

Steve1956 wrote:That is why I think Dyche will walk away at the end of the season,he's running out of credit and ruining a fantastic legacy.

Not a chance in hell of Dyche walking away from his 3.5 million quid a year deal! Can't see anyone else coming in for him either so think he'll be with us for a while yet.

jrgbfc wrote:Not a chance in hell of Dyche walking away from his 3.5 million quid a year deal! Can't see anyone else coming in for him either so think he'll be with us for a while yet.

Quite a lot of water to flow under the bridge before the end of the season,lose at home to Cardiff and it will get toxic.....time will tell it's going to be some ride.

It's not just dyche in charge it's a management team ,it's just dyche who fronts the club ,I watch the 3 of them on the touchline and it's like watching the 3 f##kin stooges ,shall we sharnt we ,what would you do ,I don't know what would you do,f##kin embarrassing

nothing lasts forever and nor should it. History is exactly that

If we stay up he stays. If we get relegated he goes.

Best manager we have ever had, you lot need to wobble your heads.

Lowbankclaret wrote:Best manager we have ever had, you lot need to wobble your heads.

No he isn't

boatshed bill wrote:No he isn't

You know when you disagree, you really need to put forward your alternative.

With out a shadow of doubt he has to got it a Burnley are to progress.

If we stay up, he stays. If we get relegated, he stays. There's one thing for sure though - he will need a substantial war chest if we stay up.

I'm on the fence with this one. My own view is that we've neve properly replaced Barton, I thought he was such an influential player for the group.

Lowbankclaret wrote:You know when you disagree, you really need to put forward your alternative.

Harry Potts, no doubt in my mind.

boatshed bill wrote:Harry Potts, no doubt in my mind.

So you think you could have been the same manager in this time, with player power. The money they earn and power they they have.
Two very different times.

However if your going back that far, that kinda tells me it would take that long to find another Dyche.

Lowbankclaret wrote:So you think you could have been the same manager in this time, with player power. The money they earn and power they they have.
Two very different times.

However if your going back that far, that kinda tells me it would take that long to find another Dyche.

No, but I seriously believe that Potts was a better manager in his era than Dyche is in his.
Dyche may very likely be my second best though.

Go to be honest here, if we go down from where we are, I'd probably think its time for a change.

Still not 100% sure, but that was a million miles below what we is required

EDIT

Can't decide to be honest and its not a good time to comment on these sorts of threads after a performance like that.

no player or manager is bigger than a football club, some of you would be wise to remember that

Today I felt the anxiety of the crowd transmitted onto the pitch.
Second I thought the players relaxed a bit when they went down to ten men and just thought it would happen that we would win.
Wood was hiding by standing offside all game. Players looked to play a long ball and saw he was offside and could not play that ball and then made bad decisions.

Vegas Claret wrote:no player or manager is bigger than a football club, some of you would be wise to remember that

Curbishley kept Charlton in the premier till the fans got him removed. Look what happened after. Learn from history, it has a habit of repeating itself

Lowbankclaret wrote:Curbishley kept Charlton in the premier till the fans got him removed. Look what happened after. Learn from history, it has a habit of repeating itself

aye, Charlton played decent football though - that's the difference

Vegas Claret wrote:aye, Charlton played decent football though - that's the difference

And ended up in. League one

Vegas Claret wrote:no player or manager is bigger than a football club, some of you would be wise to remember that

Who said they were?

Steve1956 wrote:Will Dyche Leave us at the end of this season what ever happens,took us as far as possible and I think it needs freshening up,what you reckon Leave or remain

You mean like you did in moving to Scotland ?

Dyche, also, is well past his sell by date.

I'd rather Garlick left, but to be fair if Mr Dyche did leave I wouldn't lose much sleep as long as we appointed a pro active forward thinking manager.
I'm not going to lie, I would like to see a better brand of football, with maybe 1 or 2 young exciting players playing.

Royboyclaret wrote:You mean like you did in moving to Scotland ?

Dyche, also, is well past his sell by date.

I've been well past my sell by date for years Roy,life's great up here,the beach is a minutes walk away,and Scotland is beautiful.

Steve1956 wrote: I've been well past my sell by date for years Roy,life's great up here,the beach is a minutes walk away,and Scotland is beautiful.

So you don't miss Burnley Football Club that much ?

But just enough to pass comment ?

Royboyclaret wrote:So you don't miss Burnley Football Club that much ?

But just enough to pass comment ?

Supported the club all my life mate.

Royboyclaret wrote:So you don't miss Burnley Football Club that much ?

But just enough to pass comment ?

What are you saying? If you don't live in England you can't support your club?

Steve1956 wrote:Supported the club all my life mate.

As have we all.

You should have been there today to realise just how disappointing it was.

But you were in Scotland, near the beach.

Royboyclaret wrote:As have we all.

You should have been there today to realise just how disappointing it was.

But you were in Scotland, near the beach.

Please forgive me .....



For having a life

Royboyclaret wrote:As have we all.

You should have been there today to realise just how disappointing it was.

But you were in Scotland, near the beach.

lovely

What's happening is sod's law now. The seeds were sewn in the last 2 transfer windows when we were woefully poor. We have no options in cm.

If we go down with a fortune in the bank it will be utter madness.

All we can do us get behind the team and hope.

I’ll be honest, I’ve just bought a house that’s way out of my price range but if I make cuts I’ll be ok. I’ve decided not to renew next year because I’ve stopped enjoying it, haven’t enjoyed it for a few years... never thought I’d get like this because I lived and breathed Burnley. To be fair this doesn’t really have much to do with Dyche, I just don’t enjoy watching us anymore. I still support us massively and I’ll pick and choose games (probably end up on most) if we go down Dyche is definitely the man though

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lovely

Looks glorious, not a bit like Rawtenstall.

Don't see Turf Moor in the distance ?

REMAIN

If we stay up or if we go down Sean has to stay, because we need somebody to keep Rigg in check for the time being.

Handing over the strategic reins to Rigg, along with whatever patsy of a Head Coach he might choose to bring in, would seal our future fate and allow misfortune the opportunity to dance on our grave - like QPR or Fulham.