NEXT MANAGER??

[ronnup]

7 minutes ago, ARTY_FOX said:

I'm very confident it won't be. 

 

Thankfully. 

 

Let's see

[Beachyboy]

1 minute ago, itude said:

Well yeah, sadly there is a section of people here who appear to be snobs, so they wont support it despite his experience

Progress isn't always linear sometimes you have to move backwards to move forwards, if we started climbing the table under Dyche, how can Rogers be considered for any premium job again? Let alone a big job

[Sunbury Fox]

2 minutes ago, Dirkster the Fox said:

Can people not understand he played a style of football with effectively Championship level players to regularly stay in the Premier League. For many seasons.

 

His remit was survival.

 

With much better players how can you say it would be just hoofball?

Burnley played hoofball in the Championship under him when he had a team of players decent for the level. It's what he does. There is no evidence he can do anything else. 

[Lambert09]

it’ll be dyche, nuno or rafa. We are done as a challenger for europe 

[Guest itude]

4 minutes ago, CrispinLA in Texas said:

Look who Brighton are interviewing......there pretty good up and coming managers

Yes and they will get one of them, whilst we continue to fart around, one less, then of course there is also Bourenmouth

[Foxhateram]

2 minutes ago, itude said:

1. Working on a budget

2. Defensive organisation

3. Getting the best out of, in has case ,average players

4 Experience of having to dig in and grind out results

5 Playing a team to the players strengths and not trying to make them into some dream he has of unhelpful possession drap

6,A decent transfer record....Cornet, Collins Tarko

Fair points. But his style of play!? Not sure it's what Top will want.   

 

Do we even have the type of players to play the style he set Burnley up with. 

 

Burnley sacked him because he moaned about budgets and not being able to advance the team, that sounds very much like Brendan to me. Blaming everyone but himself. 

 

Can't argue regarding the getting the best out of players, he turned Ben Mee into a prem CB. 

 

Just think he's another one who looks for scale goats and blames others. We need someone with the balls to take the flack away from the lads. 

[lcfcbluearmy]

I reckon my cat could do a better job at this point

[Larry_LCFC]

Dyche would probably keep us up. Wouldn't be pretty and can't see him ever achieving more than that with Leicester. Depends how much of a panic appointment we make really.

[copunk]

Everyone has a right to voice their opinion, but I don't understand anyone saying "get in an up and coming manager" 

Understand we are massively in the s**t

I'm genuinely praying it's Dyche

[ian__marshall]

Dyche would be a good appointment in my view. Need someone who can get 100% out of these player's and he gets players running through brick walls. Add in the fact that he'll most likely come in with a fresh set of eyes and bring the likes of Soyuncu, Praet, Mendy, Iheanacho, Perez, Soumare, Daka, etc. back into the mix and I it'll be like having a load of new signings especially with the work rate that he'll demand. 

[Cincinnati Fox]

Non of the football manager, European hipster shite! We need dyche and now!

[whetstonefox]

If will be someone who is defensively minded, that’s where the problem is, basically Rafa, Dyche or Nuno. Expect the football to be ugly but it’s all about survival now , nothing else matters now to the club id imagine 

[Guest itude]

2 minutes ago, Foxhateram said:

Fair points. But his style of play!? Not sure it's what Top will want.   

 

Do we even have the type of players to play the style he set Burnley up with. 

 

Burnley sacked him because he moaned about budgets and not being able to advance the team, that sounds very much like Brendan to me. Blaming everyone but himself. 

 

Can't argue regarding the getting the best out of players, he turned Ben Mee into a prem CB. 

 

Just think he's another one who looks for scale goats and blames others. We need someone with the balls to take the flack away from the lads. 

Such as who ? We have had this before and now Potter and Rose have gone, and Bournemouth and Brighton will have their picks first ?

We have to be practical. and realistic !

[Walshie is God]

Can't stand dyche, but he's proven get him in

Edited 17 September 2022 by Walshie is God

[tetly]

If we have pay Rodgers off it will be someone cheap unemployed.

[Guest itude]

4 minutes ago, lcfcbluearmy said:

I reckon my cat could do a better job at this point

Get him down for an interview tomorrow morning !

[Steve Agnew]

4 minutes ago, Lambert09 said:

it’ll be dyche, nuno or rafa. We are done as a challenger for europe 

Don’t forget Dyche took Burnley into the Europa League!

[FoxyPalace.com]

18 minutes ago, Happy Fox said:

Tuchel I reckon 

Yes please 🙏 

[Guest Chocolate Teapot]

Thomas Frank.

[kingcarr21]

Will probably be Dyche but I would love to see us go for Thomas Frank

[TMELcfc]

Amorim (or whatever his name is) Sporting manager, was the link last season 

[4everfox]

It's gonna be Sean Dyche, it's obvious he's just waiting for the job to become available. 

[Guest itude]

3 minutes ago, copunk said:

Everyone has a right to voice their opinion, but I don't understand anyone saying "get in an up and coming manager" 

Understand we are massively in the s**t

I'm genuinely praying it's Dyche

Agreed. some seem to imagine it is still 2020 and Rodgers has just gone orf to Real Madrid

Things have changed !

[Mendi]

Roberto Mancini for me.

[Guest Kopfkino]

Not sure I’d want Dyche long term but I actually think Burnley played some decent football at times under him. Sometimes it was grim but not always and given he had a seriously limited squad it’s not beyond the realm of possibility that we’d look alright under him.