Busted Flush
Re: Busted Flush
How can you be a busted flush when you've just had a successful season?
There's some real weirdo's around when it concerns Dyche for some reason. Every managerial appointment has a shelf life and I expect Dyche’s is drawing near at Everton but that doesn't make him a busted flush.
As for the playing style it's the same as every other manager, it's only a problem when you lose.
There's some real weirdo's around when it concerns Dyche for some reason. Every managerial appointment has a shelf life and I expect Dyche’s is drawing near at Everton but that doesn't make him a busted flush.
As for the playing style it's the same as every other manager, it's only a problem when you lose.
Re: Busted Flush
He’s a busted flush because his methods are no longer remotely successful. They haven’t been for a long time.boyyanno wrote: ↑Mon Sep 16, 2024 10:27 amHow can you be a busted flush when you've just had a successful season?
There's some real weirdo's around when it concerns Dyche for some reason. Every managerial appointment has a shelf life and I expect Dyche’s is drawing near at Everton but that doesn't make him a busted flush.
As for the playing style it's the same as every other manager, it's only a problem when you lose.
Playing style is awful and as for losing, well he has a losing managerial record in that he has lost more games than he has won. Argue all you like but they are facts.
He is not worthy of a top job. EPL firefighter at best or championship project.
Re: Busted Flush
And is playing out from the back any better?Shaggy wrote: ↑Mon Sep 16, 2024 10:33 amHe’s a busted flush because his methods are no longer remotely successful. They haven’t been for a long time.
Playing style is awful and as for losing, well he has a losing managerial record in that he has lost more games than he has won. Argue all you like but they are facts.
He is not worthy of a top job. EPL firefighter at best or championship project.
-
- Posts: 3791
- Joined: Tue Jul 12, 2022 2:57 pm
- Been Liked: 1488 times
- Has Liked: 365 times
Re: Busted Flush
Apart from the FACT that he had a very successful season last year. Would have finished mid table but for the points deduction that was nothing to do with him or the money he has spent whilst he has been manager.Shaggy wrote: ↑Mon Sep 16, 2024 10:33 amHe’s a busted flush because his methods are no longer remotely successful. They haven’t been for a long time.
Playing style is awful and as for losing, well he has a losing managerial record in that he has lost more games than he has won. Argue all you like but they are facts.
He is not worthy of a top job. EPL firefighter at best or championship project.
And that’s even more of a success for their owners given that during his time as manager his net spend has got to be one of the lowest in the division - if not the lowest. They have brought more money in selling players than Dyche has spent since he became manager.
As said above there are some very weird Burnley supporters who love nothing more to criticise the most successful Burnley manager in the last 50 years at least…..and you are very near to the top of that weirdo list.
-
- Posts: 4485
- Joined: Sun Jan 17, 2016 6:18 pm
- Been Liked: 1957 times
- Has Liked: 514 times
Re: Busted Flush
Most of his managerial career has been spent with one hand tied behind his back financially. We saw the outcome last season of an out of his depth manager trying to impose a style of play on a team when the players did not have the ability to play that way. At least Dyche recognised the limitations of the players he could afford and adapted the playing style accordingly. That to me shows him to be a pragmatic and shrewd operator and his achievements in twice getting Burnley promoted at the first time of asking, keeping them in the PL for as long as he did and qualifying for Europe for the first and so far only time in my lifetime (56 years by the way) is one of the most remarkable managerial records in the last 10 years.Shaggy wrote: ↑Mon Sep 16, 2024 10:33 amHe’s a busted flush because his methods are no longer remotely successful. They haven’t been for a long time.
Playing style is awful and as for losing, well he has a losing managerial record in that he has lost more games than he has won. Argue all you like but they are facts.
He is not worthy of a top job. EPL firefighter at best or championship project.
Re: Busted Flush
Just saying "they are facts" doesn't make it so.Shaggy wrote: ↑Mon Sep 16, 2024 10:33 amHe’s a busted flush because his methods are no longer remotely successful. They haven’t been for a long time.
Playing style is awful and as for losing, well he has a losing managerial record in that he has lost more games than he has won. Argue all you like but they are facts.
He is not worthy of a top job. EPL firefighter at best or championship project.
You've said his methods aren't successful, remind me if they stayed up last year despite a points deductions and being run like an absolute basket case? Oh they did- so his methods are successful then.
Id expect a PL Manager that's spent his time in charge of relegation favourites to have more losses than wins- that doesn't make him a bad manager or a busted flush.
But go on what else have you got

Re: Busted Flush
Some people just can’t let go…
Dyche is not a winner. Never has been. Doesn’t change his methods a bit like Kompany. People are wise to his methods and can easily outmanoeuvre him..
Treading water is all you get with Dyche.
Dyche is not a winner. Never has been. Doesn’t change his methods a bit like Kompany. People are wise to his methods and can easily outmanoeuvre him..
Treading water is all you get with Dyche.
Re: Busted Flush
Anyway apart from it will be amusing to see Everton relegated, it will be even more amusing to see the dyche lovers reaction to him getting yet another relegation and another sacking on his CV.
Re: Busted Flush
Or, alternatively, some people appreciate what he did for the club that they support and feel the need to defend him when some muppet comes on here attempting to diminish his achievements.
This user liked this post: Bosscat
-
- Posts: 2544
- Joined: Thu Jan 21, 2016 11:31 am
- Been Liked: 898 times
- Has Liked: 11184 times
Re: Busted Flush
I'm sure there are plenty of posts about Scott Parker on here, I'm not convinced there are enough about Sean Dyche for it to be obsessive though.
-
- Posts: 7592
- Joined: Sun Jan 24, 2016 9:03 am
- Been Liked: 2301 times
- Has Liked: 4095 times
Re: Busted Flush
"Not a winner" and "all you get is treading water"? Weirdly it didn't feel like that during his 10? years at Burnley. He took us up twice and made us a Premier League force and a team everyone else, including the so called big boys, was extremely wary of. He even took us into Europe. He gave me (at 66 and a lifelong Claret) the best years I can remember watching us (notwithstanding Kompany's promotion season) and all under severe financial constraints. For that I'll always be eternally grateful to SD and always wish him well. The paradox is that as for Everton, I'd absolutely love to see them relegated as would be so funny.
Re: Busted Flush
There's only one weirdo who can't let go here. I'll give you a clue- it's the one making babyish claims that can easily be disproven as nonsense.
Not a winner and never has been? Aye we lost our way to the PL and then to Europe.
This user liked this post: Bosscat
-
- Posts: 4485
- Joined: Sun Jan 17, 2016 6:18 pm
- Been Liked: 1957 times
- Has Liked: 514 times
Re: Busted Flush
"Not a winner". Funny that, I am sure I have seen Burnley beat:
Chelsea
Manchester City
Arsenal
Manchester United
Liverpool
Everton
Aston Villa
West Ham
Newcastle United
Everton
Blackburn Rovers and remain unbeaten against them for 12 years whilst playing them regularly.
The manager for each of those victories I have seen? Sean Dyche.
Chelsea
Manchester City
Arsenal
Manchester United
Liverpool
Everton
Aston Villa
West Ham
Newcastle United
Everton
Blackburn Rovers and remain unbeaten against them for 12 years whilst playing them regularly.
The manager for each of those victories I have seen? Sean Dyche.
This user liked this post: Bosscat
Re: Busted Flush
Not near the top this one. He's the champion. He or she whoever; once said that Dyche would never get another job after his departure from Burnley. That sums this one up.Big Vinny K wrote: ↑Mon Sep 16, 2024 10:42 amApart from the FACT that he had a very successful season last year. Would have finished mid table but for the points deduction that was nothing to do with him or the money he has spent whilst he has been manager.
And that’s even more of a success for their owners given that during his time as manager his net spend has got to be one of the lowest in the division - if not the lowest. They have brought more money in selling players than Dyche has spent since he became manager.
As said above there are some very weird Burnley supporters who love nothing more to criticise the most successful Burnley manager in the last 50 years at least…..and you are very near to the top of that weirdo list.
-
- Posts: 3498
- Joined: Thu Jan 21, 2016 11:01 pm
- Been Liked: 983 times
- Has Liked: 1360 times
Re: Busted Flush
On a slightly different tangent, Michael Duff is doing well at the moment with Huddersfield. Future manager maybe?? Got some good experience under his belt now.
-
- Posts: 5120
- Joined: Fri Jan 22, 2016 6:04 pm
- Been Liked: 1046 times
- Has Liked: 739 times
Re: Busted Flush
When you're desperate for stability and scrapping for points you need the steady pros. He knows what he's doing. I feel sorry for him to be honest.
Re: Busted Flush
He has a losing record and hasn’t won a major trophy. And no the championship trophy isn’t a major one. He is not a winner.Herts Clarets wrote: ↑Mon Sep 16, 2024 1:26 pm"Not a winner". Funny that, I am sure I have seen Burnley beat:
Chelsea
Manchester City
Arsenal
Manchester United
Liverpool
Everton
Aston Villa
West Ham
Newcastle United
Everton
Blackburn Rovers and remain unbeaten against them for 12 years whilst playing them regularly.
The manager for each of those victories I have seen? Sean Dyche.
I’m not surprised to see a few of the usual tampons take a hissy fit at any Dyche realism.
-
- Posts: 14918
- Joined: Thu Feb 01, 2018 9:55 am
- Been Liked: 3526 times
- Has Liked: 6428 times
Re: Busted Flush
So the majority of managers in football are losers with losing records because they’ve never won a major trophy
Glad we cleared that up
You’ll never be happy with any manager we have then
Bore off
This user liked this post: Benson
-
- Posts: 4485
- Joined: Sun Jan 17, 2016 6:18 pm
- Been Liked: 1957 times
- Has Liked: 514 times
Re: Busted Flush
You are not very good at this are you. Boring plug and play arguments like your idol…GodIsADeeJay81 wrote: ↑Mon Sep 16, 2024 3:39 pmSo the majority of managers in football are losers with losing records because they’ve never won a major trophy
Glad we cleared that up
You’ll never be happy with any manager we have then
Bore off
-
- Posts: 3791
- Joined: Tue Jul 12, 2022 2:57 pm
- Been Liked: 1488 times
- Has Liked: 365 times
Re: Busted Flush
Yep - apologies you are spot on
Undisputed top of the pr-ick list is this lad - no way is it a she. There’s no female in the world that thick.
This user liked this post: Bosscat
Re: Busted Flush
I'm amazed that there are any Burnley fans who don't love Dyche, but you continue to surprise
Re: Busted Flush
No Garlick has a brain. This titia devoid of one or any sense. Just a numbnib.
This user liked this post: Bosscat