New Manager? Who do you Want?

[Beechey]

11 minutes ago, lcfc043 said:

this interview he did is interesting. 

 

 

Look at the style differences that both Burnley and Palace went through after less than a year of new management. He could have changed style whenever he wanted, but didn’t.

 

He’s had 2 management jobs in his career, and his best one has a win rate of like 35%.

 

Failure with a raspy voice.

Edited 23 August 2022 by Beechey

[Metal Lover]

7 hours ago, Corky said:

Don't think it would happen but I'd love Emery to manage us.

[Sol thewall Bamba]

Any cvnt.

[Buzzell]

Sean Dyche? Get a fvcking grip lads  

[Beechey]

15 minutes ago, Cincinnati Fox said:

Would suit us. Blood and thunder football. Players giving 100% 

id love to see him here. I don’t really care about style. Pass for passing sake, we have seen enough of it! I just want players to give 100% and results

Does the fact he’s never managed a club that barely had more than a 1/3 win rate not concern you?

[Hitesh]

8 minutes ago, buzzer_b said:

Sean Dyche? Get a fvcking grip lads  

It's worrying how many people actually think this is a good idea

[Royston.]

Didn't Burnley finish 7th once?

[southfox66]

[GoonerJeeves]

Would you really swap Rodgers for Dyche? What are you hoping to achieve by that?

[Bilo]

Dyche gets overly praised on the strength of Burnley making up the numbers in the Prem and managing to finish 7th once. The football would be ghastly, any creative players would be off in a shot and if you find Rodgers' excuses infuriating, you've seen **** all.

 

Unemployed managers at the moment include Nuno Espirito Santo, AVB, Sampaoli, Marco Rose, and Gracia. 

 

All would be better than Dyche.

Edited 23 August 2022 by Bilo

[Cincinnati Fox]

10 minutes ago, Beechey said:

Does the fact he’s never managed a club that barely had more than a 1/3 win rate not concern you?

No, he achieved above expected with resource’s he had

[Tuna]

2 minutes ago, Bilo said:

Dyche gets overly praised on the strength of Burnley making up the numbers in the Prem and managing to finish 7th once. The football would be ghastly, any creative players would be off in a shot and if you find Rodgers' excuses infuriating, you've seen **** all.

 

Unemployed managers at the moment include Nuno Espirito Santo, AVB, Sampaoli, Marco Rose, and Gracia. 

 

All would be better than Dyche.

I think Nuno just took a job in China?

[Guest]

2 minutes ago, Tuna said:

I think Nuno just took a job in China?

Saudi Arabia, thankfully for us. They don't call him the Peri-Peri Pulis for nothing.

[Bilo]

Ah, he did.

 

Not the most inspiring but still better than Dyche!

 

One I hadn't thought about was De Zerbi. Recently left Shakhtar due to Ukraine's situation and did absolute bits at Sassuolo before that.

[adam]

I'd take Dyche. To be honest I'd take Megson at the moment. Or even Steve Bruce or Ian hollowhead. Anyone but this boring ****.

[Miquel The Work Geordie]

11 minutes ago, Bilo said:

Dyche gets overly praised on the strength of Burnley making up the numbers in the Prem and managing to finish 7th once. The football would be ghastly, any creative players would be off in a shot and if you find Rodgers' excuses infuriating, you've seen **** all.

 

Unemployed managers at the moment include Nuno Espirito Santo, AVB, Sampaoli, Marco Rose, and Gracia. 

 

All would be better than Dyche.

 

Rose and Sampaoli might be but not having any of the others.

[volpeazzurro]

15 minutes ago, southfox66 said:

No, not Benetez either!

[Bilo]

1 minute ago, Miquel The Work Geordie said:

 

Rose and Sampaoli might be but not having any of the others.

Sampaoli would definitely end up getting the sack for twatting Harvey Barnes with a golf club, but it would be a fun few months. 

[KansasFox]

I think it is unlikely we would go for someone without premier league experience. Especially in the position we are in.  We may wait to see who else pulls the trigger.  Not saying we should, but there are all kinds of things they will be taking into the equation.  

I think if West Ham were to sack Moyes, we might go for him.

[CrispinLA in Texas]

25 minutes ago, KansasFox said:

think if West Ham were to sack Moyes, we might go for him.

🙄 Do we always have to for an EPL manager that's my gone through the usual mid table club merry go round . 

If we go for Moyes ...we going to look so backward.

I want us to be forward thinking and inspirational and choose a young up and coming manager.

Edited 23 August 2022 by CrispinLA in Texas

[jim5000]

I would take the chap from Brighton or the lad from Brentford.

Only for three years, then I will boo them when it all goes a bit stale again.

[ScrumpyJack]

Get Powell and Stowell back in as a lovable double act

[Mendi]

Roberto Mancini please.

[KansasFox]

12 minutes ago, CrispinLA in Texas said:

🙄 Do we always have to for an EPL manager that's my gone through the usual mid table club merry go round . 

If we go for Moyes ...we going to look so backward.

I want us to be forward thinking and inspirational and choose a young up and coming manager.

I agree.  I was saying what may happen, not what should happen!

[Dan LCFC]

15 hours ago, BenTheFox said:

I'm not saying he's my first choice, but for those who are completely turning their noses up at Dyche, Eddie Howe would have been scoffed at this time last year and he's done a fantastic job at Newcastle. 

This is exactly what I've been saying - different styles of play but Dyche might well go somewhere and turn out better than people think. I could see it happening.