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TheRam wrote: ↑Sun Sep 15, 2024 6:22 pm I think he could be gone if we lose on Saturday.

Certainly gone if we lose the next two.

I just don’t know who we could even attract at this point.

Moyes would be a terrible appointment imo.

Would have to be him though wouldn't it.

No one else really.

The take over scenario isn't helping either really as whoever comes in will likely want to select their own manager anyway.

Just a shit show innit.

Yeah I couldn't handle Moyes back here, and I don't think he brings anything Dyche doesn't.

The start to this season feels a bit like last, we've played ok and deserve more points than we have but are also sitting bottom of the league.

Can't remember who said it previously, but Dyche has a streaky record with us and we could easily win a few on the bounce suddenly and everyone calms down a bit.

Not Moyes

Will Still - affordable!

Can imagine us either picking someone the palace guy doesn't want or letting him pick and him never buying the club

777Kidnappings wrote: ↑Sun Sep 15, 2024 7:48 pm Can imagine us either picking someone the palace guy doesn't want or letting him pick and him never buying the club

Well that covers pretty much every base, so I expect you're right

TheRam wrote: ↑Sun Sep 15, 2024 6:22 pm I think he could be gone if we lose on Saturday.

Certainly gone if we lose the next two.

I just don’t know who we could even attract at this point.

Moyes would be a terrible appointment imo.

He gets top 6 wages apparently, with a £5m break clause.

There are plenty of coaches out there that wouldn't mind a new house in Lake Como.

brap2 wrote: ↑Sun Sep 15, 2024 8:44 pm He gets top 6 wages apparently, with a £5m break clause.

There are plenty of coaches out there that wouldn't mind a new house in Lake Como.

For fucks sake this club

Would be Moyes or Potter I imagine, although I can't see the latter coming near us.

Honestly, if big Jarrad can solve the defensive issues then I'd be content to stick with Dyche after the last two matches because we actually look to be playing a bit of football going forward ignoring the shit results.

Why would it be Moyes?

Honestly don't get why people are saying it like he is the only manager available in the whole world.

Shogun wrote: ↑Sun Sep 15, 2024 9:26 pm Would be Moyes or Potter I imagine, although I can't see the latter coming near us.

Honestly, if big Jarrad can solve the defensive issues then I'd be content to stick with Dyche after the last two matches because we actually look to be playing a bit of football going forward ignoring the shit results.

I honestly would take Moyes over Potter every single day in this sort of situation. And I'd not even argue it'd be a great idea to go back to Moyes.

I don't think they're getting rid of Dyche though, and they probably shouldn't. Can't imagine many getting us through last season and I do think he should get some leeway for navigating that shit show.

It's not a great situation though, and we're likely going to a spark from one of these players to get us going. Could really use Patterson coming back and suddenly being very good it's as much of an issue as CB. Keane got a lot of flack but a lot of the trouble for us stemmed from that right side.

Audrey Horne wrote: ↑Sun Sep 15, 2024 9:49 pm Why would it be Moyes?

Honestly don't get why people are saying it like he is the only manager available in the whole world.

Because it’s what this club in its current guise would do.

Raptor wrote: ↑Sun Sep 15, 2024 8:14 pm Well that covers pretty much every base, so I expect you're right

Well no it doesn't. We could let him pick and then he take over. Or we could not let him pick and him not take over

Hopefully the abysmal job Rooney is doing for Argyle will prevent his name from being thrown into the ring, but fully expecting to see links with the likes of Ferguson before this is all over.

You've just named our joint managers, Todd!

A big performance and win tomorrow, please, Sean

I can’t post the image as I’m on my phone but there’s a stat going round that says we are the 3rd highest defensive line in the league and one of the best for winning the ball high up the pitch.

This is good. This is what we want. This is the modern way of playing.

But it’s kind of a problem as well as we’ve become so easy to play through once that press is beat.