https://youtu.be/Qn9WXJBTijE

I'm just about to start watching this.

I really enjoyed that.

I never knew that Dyche regularly gives talks to other businesses and the money for it goes to charities.

I've also failed to notice that the players are never wearing headphones etc pre and post game, but thinking about it now..

As always he presents himself very well.

I'm part way through this but will watch the rest later - really interesting listening to him when he talks like this.

Thanks for that - an interesting listen

I think this is a repeat, was posted in May

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Chester Perry wrote: ↑

Sun Jul 26, 2020 3:08 pm

I think this is a repeat, was posted in May

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yep, he mentions that we've just lost 3 games in a week, so filmed in January.

Just finished it ... a good listen

Just coming to the end of it. Very interesting and not the slightest hint that he was beginning to get fed up. Two words stood out for me, two words he didn't need to say. He called Burnley "Our town."

Yes, it was filmed in January but there wasn't the slightest hint that he was anything but perfectly happy.

Half way through. Top notch. Thanks

Gordaleman wrote: ↑

Sun Jul 26, 2020 3:55 pm

Just coming to the end of it. Very interesting and not the slightest hint that he was beginning to get fed up. Two words stood out for me, two words he didn't need to say. He called Burnley "Our town."

Yes, it was filmed in January but there wasn't the slightest hint that he was anything but perfectly happy.

I really admire your optimism, but I think he’ll be off.

Just finished listening to it - if anyone wants to know why he's a good manager, why he gets the best out of players, it was all there.

Very interesting his comments about "Ego's have to be left at the entrance to Barnfield" and players unable to do that are not welcome....

A loosely veiled reference to Gibson perhaps....

Bosscat wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 27, 2020 10:59 am

Very interesting his comments about "Ego's have to be left at the entrance to Barnfield" and players unable to do that are not welcome....

A loosely veiled reference to Gibson perhaps....

Not referencing anyone, it's a phrase he's always used.

I have always thought when Dyche speaks people listen and it's out of respect for his intelligence. He is articulate, respectful, honest, witty and his knowledge of the game is excellent.

I find Hodgson, Smith and Wilder to be of similar vein.

How people can hang onto every word of some of the over hyped cliched run of the mill British breed of Manager is beyond me.

A great listen...my word what a great man we have at the helm.

Excellent, thanks for the link. Really enjoyed that.

Not surprised our lads constantly perform as they do... he’s a leader of men and makes you want to be better. Shows in what we do each week.

Sean Dyche is a great manager. He's still learning, as he describes in his chat with Jake Humphries. I'm looking forward to another season with Sean Dyche managing Burnley FC - and many more beyond.

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Paul Waine wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 27, 2020 11:17 pm

Sean Dyche is a great manager. He's still learning, as he describes in his chat with Jake Humphries. I'm looking forward to another season with Sean Dyche managing Burnley FC - and many more beyond.

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Mentioned that in a more recent interview - that he always try’s to learn and improve, but improving just because you try is not guaranteed. Amazingly humble, grounded and self-aware. Some hallmarks of a fantastic leader emerging in Sean. So hope the club give him the backing he deserves.

NewClaret wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 27, 2020 11:31 pm

Mentioned that in a more recent interview - that he always try’s to learn and improve, but improving just because you try is not guaranteed. Amazingly humble, grounded and self-aware. Some hallmarks of a fantastic leader emerging in Sean. So hope the club give him the backing he deserves.

I'm sure Mike Garlick will have a copy of Sean Dyche's interview in his favourites. Maybe Mike and Sean will share a glass of wine together and re-watch the video, plus Sean's interview powerpoint.

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Dyche is a different class and comes across as a deep thinker. You would expect him to flourish in any high powered organisation.

We were incredibly lucky or astute when we appointed him as our manager.

Long may it continue.
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Very interesting.
By God, our club is in good hands.

I think that video needs removing. Thank God other owners don't watch these podcasts, there would be a good few knocking on Sean's door.

Great stuff, and so lucky to have him.