Dyche - HE'S GONE
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Paddockoldie
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Re: Dyche
If he keeps us up again I'll appreciate it. Going forward he isn't the manager we need because he's a fighter, a brawler an upsetter in his style. I want to see football with purpose and flair. He's a pigs ear and I want a silk purse
Re: Dyche
Credit where credit is due and we had two big opportunities but…Chelsea should have scored twice with Jackson, had a higher XG and we got lucky in the first half despite a good performance. Ditto, Arsenal. Dyche should be sacked for Southampton away and Bournemouth/Brentford at home.
Good idea to keep him in for these tough fixtures in quick succession but we need a manager who can help our forward line look somewhat coherent.
We should be miles better and away from Southampton, Ipswich and Leicester.
Good idea to keep him in for these tough fixtures in quick succession but we need a manager who can help our forward line look somewhat coherent.
We should be miles better and away from Southampton, Ipswich and Leicester.
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777Kidnappings
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Was proud of then yesterday. Good sides will get hammered by arsenal and Chelsea. We defended brilliantly for the 1st draw and could have even snatched a win yesterday. I think people are a bit bitter because they want to see us lose and be relegated cos it's pretty funny. It's a variation on trying to shame a fanbase for celebrating something
Re: Dyche
There's been some really good recent defensive performances, but we're still 4 points from the relegation zone, 3 wins in 16 games, 14 goals in 16 games, fourth relegation battle in a row, repeatedly a laughing stock for how we're run as a club overall.777Kidnappings wrote: ↑Mon Dec 23, 2024 4:03 pm Was proud of then yesterday. Good sides will get hammered by arsenal and Chelsea. We defended brilliantly for the 1st draw and could have even snatched a win yesterday. I think people are a bit bitter because they want to see us lose and be relegated cos it's pretty funny. It's a variation on trying to shame a fanbase for celebrating something
I'd say it's almost certainly not bitterness.
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777Kidnappings
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I don't mean they are jealous of us. Just that they are invested in seeing us go down and now it might not happen. They haven't watched the arsenal and Chelsea games and thought oh isn't it a shame for them. They've watched them to see us get hammered and are annoyed it hasn't happenedThe Doc wrote: ↑Mon Dec 23, 2024 4:51 pm There's been some really good recent defensive performances, but we're still 4 points from the relegation zone, 3 wins in 16 games, 14 goals in 16 games, fourth relegation battle in a row, repeatedly a laughing stock for how we're run as a club overall.
I'd say it's almost certainly not bitterness.
- blueToffee
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Yeah, it's a weird one. There probably has been some conditioning to the way we play and how we've ended up here. If we'd clicked our fingers and gone from Martinez's first season with Lukaku and co to this...yikes.
I think you can argue where this set of players belongs but personally I think we have a lot of triers in the side but with a few exceptions we don't have a ton of true upper level consistent quality. Chelsea have a bad manager and they sink to midtable because their players are ultimately still capable of world class things and that provides a certain floor. Our floor is clearly a lot lower.
So without that quality, I find that I measure standards a little differently and I do appreciate the effort, as it takes hard work and tenacity to take points of a lot of great sides in the league and I think to a degree the supporters of the really big teams with endless resources forget that. There can be some satisfaction in being resilient.
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UnsyisaRhino
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Re: Dyche
I think there is some pride to be had in those performances too.blueToffee wrote: ↑Mon Dec 23, 2024 5:14 pm Yeah, it's a weird one. There probably has been some conditioning to the way we play and how we've ended up here. If we'd clicked our fingers and gone from Martinez's first season with Lukaku and co to this...yikes.
I think you can argue where this set of players belongs but personally I think we have a lot of triers in the side but with a few exceptions we don't have a ton of true upper level consistent quality. Chelsea have a bad manager and they sink to midtable because their players are ultimately still capable of world class things and that provides a certain floor. Our floor is clearly a lot lower.
So without that quality, I find that I measure standards a little differently and I do appreciate the effort, as it takes hard work and tenacity to take points of a lot of great sides in the league and I think to a degree the supporters of the really big teams with endless resources forget that. There can be some satisfaction in being resilient.
We haven't just rolled over and given away easy wins to teams that are infinitely better than us, we've forced them to work for it and showed the minimum we all expect, hard work and endeavour, and a desire to impact the game.
It's all a sliding scale, and some teams have the luxury and privilege to be disappointed with things we'd kill for, we have to take what we can in our current situation and gradually build towards more positive expectations.
Re: Dyche
If we beat Forest, he only really needs to average a point a game from the next 20 to get to 40.
Not like he needs to do an awful lot to keep us up and we likely won't actually need 40 to survive.
Ifs and buts but I reckon he gets kept on if we win V Forest.
Not like he needs to do an awful lot to keep us up and we likely won't actually need 40 to survive.
Ifs and buts but I reckon he gets kept on if we win V Forest.
Re: Dyche
Still a major flop this season in my opinion, some really disappointing losses and games we should have won.
Still right in the mix for the drop. 3 good draws yeah definitely, but it hasn't pulled us away.