Alan Pace summer comments
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Alan Pace summer comments
Alan Pace on the summer for Burnley:
"It should be a busy one, we have already started.
"We are working hard trying to get things lined up the way Sean and folks would like them,
"We are all about this summer being a busy one!"
He comes across a little more convincing than Neil Hart
"It should be a busy one, we have already started.
"We are working hard trying to get things lined up the way Sean and folks would like them,
"We are all about this summer being a busy one!"
He comes across a little more convincing than Neil Hart
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Hopefully he's main interest is sport.
I've just been speaking to a city trader and he says you don't invest in something you don't know about, so presumably 'In Dyche we trust' about football.
I've just been speaking to a city trader and he says you don't invest in something you don't know about, so presumably 'In Dyche we trust' about football.
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The early signs are positive we're at least looking lively in the market, which hasn't always been the case especially this early in the window, but I'll judge Alan Pace and everybody else on what they do not what they say.
Talk is cheap actions speak louder than words is the phrase which comes to my mind.
So I'll reserve judgement just yet and wait and see what transpires over the course of the summer.
Talk is cheap actions speak louder than words is the phrase which comes to my mind.
So I'll reserve judgement just yet and wait and see what transpires over the course of the summer.
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All sounding positive but got to make it happen. Certainly doesn’t sound like Dyche is going anywhere.
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That’s all we can do although it remains to be seen if it’s this window alone that will reveal the whole picture. To be fair to Pace and his team, it’ll take a few years for us to really be able to judge them.tiger76 wrote: ↑Mon May 31, 2021 5:40 pmThe early signs are positive we're at least looking lively in the market, which hasn't always been the case especially this early in the window, but I'll judge Alan Pace and everybody else on what they do not what they say.
Talk is cheap actions speak louder than words is the phrase which comes to my mind.
So I'll reserve judgement just yet and wait and see what transpires over the course of the summer.
We’ve a lot of catching up to do in terms of squad investment, too much for one window, probably. Im just hoping that we can improve the first eleven whilst also looking at players that will come in and develop into first team players over the coming year or two - cranking up that conveyor belt.
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Football good. Forecast fair.
However since last season a major change has taken place and that is the media tech advancements at Turf Moor.
Think carbon footprint but perhaps more importantly think lithium battery and world resources and betting and sponsorship and VAR and with respect to the power surge when everyone puts the kettle on at half-time.
If VAR is a method for real time betting in the East then there is no football there at all, just electric commercial exchange and at a cost to world resource and ongoing world resource wars at Burnley's expense with no respect for the town and its core support base.
This is why if there is to be a shirt sponsor, something good that locals have some kin with, like local beer.
However since last season a major change has taken place and that is the media tech advancements at Turf Moor.
Think carbon footprint but perhaps more importantly think lithium battery and world resources and betting and sponsorship and VAR and with respect to the power surge when everyone puts the kettle on at half-time.
If VAR is a method for real time betting in the East then there is no football there at all, just electric commercial exchange and at a cost to world resource and ongoing world resource wars at Burnley's expense with no respect for the town and its core support base.
This is why if there is to be a shirt sponsor, something good that locals have some kin with, like local beer.
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I think despite all the talk of what we’d like to do and what we’re trying to do coming from the club, we as fans need to remain realistic in that there is only so much we can do. We can show an interest and we can put in bids for players we like the look of, but we cant make the numbers match (their and our valuations of players) any more than we can make the player want to come here instead of Norwich or Southampton or Brentford or anywhere else for that matter. We will very often be the last resort for players to move to. That’s not a complaint in any way, just a fact. We need players who are smart enough to see how they can improve and develop under a fantastic coaching team, great management and superb facilities as opposed to getting £2k a week more somewhere else. Surely SD has shown over the years he and his team can improve players?
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This summer’s dealings should tell us a lot about the direction Pace is taking the club
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Re: Alan Pace summer comments
What is Pstotto on?!
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I don't know , but what a great world to live in
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I think it would be difficult for anyone to be less convincing than Neil HartMilltown1882 wrote: ↑Mon May 31, 2021 5:04 pmHe comes across a little more convincing than Neil Hart
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The noises from the club certainly don’t suggest an imminent departure of the manager.
The biggest signing AP can make is Dyche, that’s what I’m waiting on the most.
The biggest signing AP can make is Dyche, that’s what I’m waiting on the most.
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I’m not expecting the manager to depart this summerjedi_master wrote: ↑Mon May 31, 2021 6:52 pmThe noises from the club certainly don’t suggest an imminent departure of the manager.
The biggest signing AP can make is Dyche, that’s what I’m waiting on the most.
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Keep Dyche, bolster the squad with some quality players and who knows where we will finish, could be a less stressful season.
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Agree entirely mate.tiger76 wrote: ↑Mon May 31, 2021 5:40 pmThe early signs are positive we're at least looking lively in the market, which hasn't always been the case especially this early in the window, but I'll judge Alan Pace and everybody else on what they do not what they say.
Talk is cheap actions speak louder than words is the phrase which comes to my mind.
So I'll reserve judgement just yet and wait and see what transpires over the course of the summer.
Although I think the media speculation is purely because the entire world knows we need to sign players, and now have the means (or intention) to actually sign some, so that will naturally lead to more media coverage - whether it’s any more accurate remains to be seen.
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This would be massive - particularly if he commits to a new 2-3 year deal or so.
Without sounding arrogant or complacent, Dyche would not take Burnley down in my opinion. A couple of decent first team signings (particularly a winger to walk into the first 11, and a replacement for Tarkowski if he goes) and a couple of younger squad players to eventually be worked into the team and we’re all set.
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In fairness he has said more in five months than Garlick and Neil our old CEO did in 3 years
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Any chance you can use one of your `mind tricks` on AP to make this happen sharpish like?jedi_master wrote: ↑Mon May 31, 2021 6:52 pmThe noises from the club certainly don’t suggest an imminent departure of the manager.
The biggest signing AP can make is Dyche, that’s what I’m waiting on the most.
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Tony .... you seem to emphasis .... this summer.... but Dyche is contracted for another year.
Are you suggesting he wont leave ... but wont sign another contract or an extension ??
Are you suggesting he wont leave ... but wont sign another contract or an extension ??
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He could be set to leave tomorrow for all we know but from what I understand he is more likely to be our manager next season than not. New contract? I wouldn’t be surprised.
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Not hearing from Hart was a bonuswarksclaret wrote: ↑Mon May 31, 2021 7:05 pmIn fairness he has said more in five months than Garlick and Neil our old CEO did in 3 years
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I think Dyche will sign a contract.
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READ ALL ABOUT IT, DYCHE SUMMER PALACE
"It's OK Frank, the truth's right here Frank... Don't worry about what you read Frank, relax now about Burnley till August Frank and if there's any 'About Burnley' mental health sufferers as well Frank:
https://youtu.be/rt7SPm7N6D8
"It's OK Frank, the truth's right here Frank... Don't worry about what you read Frank, relax now about Burnley till August Frank and if there's any 'About Burnley' mental health sufferers as well Frank:
https://youtu.be/rt7SPm7N6D8
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Come on Alan come out about Dyche and then everyone else can have a summer holiday away from anxiety attacks on holiday and being forced to buy CBD in places like Faliraki to beta block the cause regarding any change of personnel on the back of big club rumours being spread in the press about Burnley.
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"Frank...It was just Sam on the piano telling them the tune.
...'Summer Place', Frank, it's from 50 years ago Frank."
...'Summer Place', Frank, it's from 50 years ago Frank."
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Meanwhile they're trying to persuade the rovers on Mars to change sides and tell them how to kill humans before they get there.
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https://youtu.be/ta4hBneii_k
"OK then... But this is all I can relate."
https://youtu.be/ta4hBneii_k
"OK then... But this is all I can relate."
https://youtu.be/ta4hBneii_k
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You're trying too hard now Pstotto after the thread about you.
Don't be getting all Imploding Turtle on us, we've moved away from that c0cker.
Don't be getting all Imploding Turtle on us, we've moved away from that c0cker.
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"Look at me! look at me!"
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Looks like your 'Star Trekking in Reverse', Portsmouth.
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In Blackburn 'two hearts meet as one when you're skenning' not in Burnley mate, CKK.
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Re: Alan Pace summer comments
The manager procrastinating over committing to a new contract probably isn’t the best look when trying to refresh the playing squad.