Next manager

[Somethingfishy]

Just bumped into Richard Keys and Andy Gray who are out drinking in Rawtenstall and both said watch this space about the Danish manager with a mischievous glint in their eyes. Make of that what you will.

Yeah they will have been there after being at Padiham on Parade today. Andy Gray was driving a tank and Richard Keys was in the gunner position waving to the crowds.

[123EasyasBFC]

They were

They weren’t at all

[agreenwood]

I work with a lot of Evertonians. I think they mostly respect Dyche for the job he’s done and see him as the right man for now.

[South West Claret.]

Well if this new bloke doesn’t want SD at Everton I hope our yank owners want to bale out of BFC and we can get some owners who realises SD’s worth.

That’s assuming that SD would come back here after the way he was treated Garlic and co.

[Casper2]

Well if this new bloke doesn’t want SD at Everton I hope our yank owners want to bale out of BFC and we can get some owners who realises SD’s worth.

That’s assuming that SD would come back here after the way he was treated Garlic and co.

He was treated worse by Pace & Co

[boatshed bill]

He was treated worse by Pace & Co

Actually he got a very good deal off the present owners.

[Juan Tanamera]

Our Kasper has just received a yellow card.
He's a rebel.

[South West Claret.]

He was treated worse by Pace & Co

Treated badly by both in my view.

[Blyclaret]

This is a Burnley next manager thread …. Get over the love affair with Dyche. Move on he’s gone and not coming back.

[Steddyman]

Well if this new bloke doesn’t want SD at Everton I hope our yank owners want to bale out of BFC and we can get some owners who realises SD’s worth.

That’s assuming that SD would come back here after the way he was treated Garlic and co.

His last 18 months with us, he had the lowest points per game average of all 92 teams in the football leagues. And yet you see him as the man to drive us forwards?

[South West Claret.]

His last 18 months with us, he had the lowest points per game average of all 92 teams in the football leagues. And yet you see him as the man to drive us forwards?

You clearly know nothing of the circumstances that applied to SD leaving Burnley.

[boatshed bill]

You clearly know nothing of the circumstances that applied to SD leaving Burnley.

He was at least part of that problem, but his most ardent fans will never admit that

[South West Claret.]

He was at least part of that problem, but his most ardent fans will never admit that

Believe that if you like it makes no difference to me.

[Somethingfishy]

The problem with SD was that whilst his style of football was ok when successful it absolutely stunk the place out when it was not...and it wasn't for the last 18 months of his reign. The pilot light had gone out. He needed potting months before he actually was. Get over it.

[KernowHouseClaret]

This is a Burnley next manager thread …. Get over the love affair with Dyche. Move on he’s gone and not coming back.

THIS IS BANG ON, LEAVE THE DYCHE TALK ALONE OR START A NEW THREAD FFS!!!

[Somethingfishy]

Nothing to get over sunshine.

Well it's not coming across that way champ

[South West Claret.]

Really how very interesting I don’t think.

[maccclaret]

Tarks Cork Pope Mc Neill … they all suited the style Dyche wanted to play. None of them would have got into our championship winning team under Kompany.

Tarks was very similar to THB until he adapted to what was required and he was never rabbit in headlights the Dara was last season; Cork and Cullen are cut from the same cloth; Pope’s distribution is his weak point, but it would match Trafford’s and Pope wouldn’t have conceded the goals against Everton or Brighton; McNeill (and JBG for that matter) understood that a “winger” is as much a defender as an attacker in today’s game and imagine if he’d had the freedom Anass and Manuel going forward.

All would’ve walked into last season’s team, never mind the Championship winners.

[CrosspoolClarets]

No idea if this rumour about the Danish manager is kosher but regardless this is a deep article from him. It gives a clue what makes him tick and what may make him attractive to some owners - identity, sustainability, diversity etc.

Also drops in that lightening incident that probably made many Danish players twitchy earlier.

https://www.theplayerstribune.com/posts ... cup-soccer

[Goliath]

Tarks was very similar to THB until he adapted to what was required and he was never rabbit in headlights the Dara was last season; Cork and Cullen are cut from the same cloth; Pope’s distribution is his weak point, but it would match Trafford’s and Pope wouldn’t have conceded the goals against Everton or Brighton; McNeill (and JBG for that matter) understood that a “winger” is as much a defender as an attacker in today’s game and imagine if he’d had the freedom Anass and Manuel going forward.

All would’ve walked into last season’s team, never mind the Championship winners.

Cullen and Cork are not cut from.the same cloth. Cork is better than him at nearly every aspect of the game.

[maccclaret]

Cullen and Cork are not cut from.the same cloth. Cork is better than him at nearly every aspect of the game.

I know that, but I was trying to cut Bly a little slack.

[NewClaret]

Dyche will get sacked at Everton soon, the fans don’t like him and the new owners won’t want him.

The fans were definitely turning on him at one point last season but also fair to say he’d won them around again by the end. They’re a fickle bunch the Everton lot.

[NewClaret]

THIS IS BANG ON, LEAVE THE DYCHE TALK ALONE OR START A NEW THREAD FFS!!!

This is a fair point, I’ve just replied to a Dyche post before reading this, my apologies.

[Rowls]

Well, Denmark are out of the Euros.

So if one particular rumour is true, things might start moving forward.

Or maybe they won't.

[boatshed bill]

Cullen and Cork are not cut from.the same cloth. Cork is better than him at nearly every aspect of the game.

I think you mean "was"

[Newcastleclaret93]

Well, Denmark are out of the Euros.

So if one particular rumour is true, things might start moving forward.

Or maybe they won't.

Certainly looks a good manager either way (even though they didn’t actually win a game at the euros).

[NewClaret]

Certainly looks a good manager either way (even though they didn’t actually win a game at the euros).

How do you look a good manager without winning out of interest?

[123EasyasBFC]

Right come on all the in the knows, now Denmark are out you can finally let the rabbit out the hat and tell us hjulmand has been the plan all along

[ClaretTony]

Actually he got a very good deal off the present owners.

Did he really?

[ksrclaret]

How do you look a good manager without winning out of interest?

Ask Bayern Munich.

[boatshed bill]

Did he really?

Yes, a 4 year one.

[dcunningham27]

Right come on all the in the knows, now Denmark are out you can finally let the rabbit out the hat and tell us hjulmand has been the plan all along

Apparently it’s deffo happening lad I work with has put a big bet on after being told by someone at the club

[NewClaret]

Ask Bayern Munich.

[123EasyasBFC]

Apparently it’s deffo happening lad I work with has put a big bet on after being told by someone at the club

That’s why he went from 10/1 to 11/8 in 2 hours yesterday

[dcunningham27]

That’s why he went from 10/1 to 11/8 in 2 hours yesterday

Yeah most likely but they seemed pretty confident from who had told them so will have to see

[Nonayforever]

Apparently it’s deffo happening lad I work with has put a big bet on after being told by someone at the club

Is he a Tory MP ?

[Hedontplayforyou]

Who’s got the flight checker on ready to see if Kasper ghosts his way to the north west ?

[ksrclaret]

It will be interesting to see what, if anything, now comes of these rumours linking us with the Denmark manager.

It's so strange that nothing of much substance has emerged and it all seems quite unlikely, but two things are of interest for me. Firstly, the hiring of this Danish assistant coach, and secondly, according to Wikipedia he spent some time in the Nineties in the USA. Two things which may be purely coincidental, but you never know.

[Hedontplayforyou]

Sounds like the assistant was coming regardless of wether Kompany left or not. So we can rule that link out .

[NewClaret]

The best thing about this thread has been the number of new posters that I’ve seen contributing.

Hope you all post here more often guys.

[Pearcey]

From what I’ve read on X, a lot of fans think he’s leaving the Denmark job. Quite a few want him too.

[dsr]

The problem with SD was that whilst his style of football was ok when successful it absolutely stunk the place out when it was not...and it wasn't for the last 18 months of his reign. The pilot light had gone out. He needed potting months before he actually was. Get over it.

That's true of all managers. It's not a minority view that Kompany's style of play "stunk the place out" last year.

[Stonehouse]

The best thing about this thread has been the number of new posters that I’ve seen contributing.

Hope you all post here more often guys.

Got fed up reading the same old posts since VK did a runner so I thought I’d put my 2 penny worth in.

[Longsider]

From what I’ve read on X, a lot of fans think he’s leaving the Denmark job. Quite a few want him too.

Good. We will embrace him. No one likes him we don't care

[Goliath]

The one thing that worries me slightly from.that article is his motivation. He's clearly had issues with that at times and I do wonder if it would be an issue after leaving such a big job as manager of the national team and then coming.straight to us without a break.

He also talked about his time at Mainz that sort of implies he failed because he wasn't given the 12 months to prepare and research that he was promised.

He clearly won't have that if he's coming here so how much does he know about the championship? Where would he find the time to research the teams, scout players across the world in depth to ensure recruitment is correct, along with building relationships with the current players and getting us playing in his way.

[martin_p]

I work with a lot of Evertonians. I think they mostly respect Dyche for the job he’s done and see him as the right man for now.

More than that. My son was wearing a Burnley tracksuit top when we were in Liverpool a couple of weeks ago and a bloke in an Everton top came over, shook his hand and said ‘thanks for Sean Dyche’. Didn’t have the heart to tell the Evertonian that we’d binned him off about a year before he joined them!

[Hedontplayforyou]

I think having a decent staff underneath you with varying knowledge of these things will help to a degree . If Bellamy was to stay along with Jackson and the new fella then I don’t think that’s a bad start

[mybloodisclaret]

He also talked about his time at Mainz that sort of implies he failed because he wasn't given the 12 months to prepare and research that he was promised.

He clearly won't have that if he's coming here so how much does he know about the championship?

All he needs to know is how big the derby is. Dyche got it % as did Vinny. That game is big. I'm sure those at the club will provide education

[mybloodisclaret]

I told my Danish pal about the links to Hjulmand and he said "my condolences"

Please pass on my condolences to them, and I hope they have a safe flight north after tonights result.

[mybloodisclaret]

Just talked to a couple of journos from Jyllands-Posten about Kasper Hjulmand here in Dortmund. They p!ssed themselves laughing when I mentioned Kasper being the Burnley manager, they compared with it Southgate being the manger of Bromley.
The feeling here is that Denmark could turn the Germans over.
Interestingly most of the press I have talked to tonight think a small country will win the Euros a repeat of the unexpected Greece win some years ago - Austria being very widely tipped.

Just wondering if the Jyllands-Posten chaps are still p!ssing themselves after getting knocked out? Also interesting they have heard of Bromley.

Remarkable that they thought they would roll Germany in my eyes.
Are you in Germany pal?