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He’s gone if we lose the next game.

We are right in trouble.

Continue like this and I can’t say with any confidence we stay up.

TheRam wrote: ↑Mon Dec 30, 2024 9:46 pm He’s gone if we lose the next game.

We are right in trouble.

Continue like this and I can’t say with any confidence we stay up.

Why wait another game though? We're just throwing away points now. Backs to the wall draws are all he has now teams have worked ua out, and that won't keep us up.

(I know you're not saying keep him another game).

TheRam wrote: ↑Mon Dec 30, 2024 9:46 pm He’s gone if we lose the next game.

We are right in trouble.

Continue like this and I can’t say with any confidence we stay up.

You'd hope so wouldn't you? But what about if we nick a draw? Does that give him another few games? Genuinely believe we've got to bite the bullet asap personally.

Look, 777, Ipswich beat Chelsea with Broadhead, who we let go and Burns on the wings. What do ya know, a coach who knows how to coach players and gets something out of them. They are two points away from us and our squad is miles better.

I'm torn as to how I think TFG will play this.

On one hand, not rocking the boat as soon as you walk into the door and potentially with a bad decision be the reason a great club is relegated for the first time in a million years, and also paying a manager off. Bad business.

On the other hand, how can they allow the incredibly low standards at the club continue on their watch, trending towards relegation, led by a manager who just publicly criticised the team?

8 league wins in the last 12 months. Even he has to be shocked he is still in a job.

He has to go. Table is so tight at the bottom that if we don’t make a change now then after Jan will be too late.

It doesn't seem like there's been much communication between Dyche and TFG so far. I would read that as they're not going to give him much time, if you were in our position everything else with the takeover should take a backseat to ensure we have PL survival at the end of the season, you'd think that would involve the manager and plans for January but Dyche doesn't seem to know the plans for January.

He should go now Bournemouth are like forest sit back and use pace on the break once we go behind it’s curtains

The Doc wrote: ↑Mon Dec 30, 2024 9:56 pm Why wait another game though? We're just throwing away points now. Backs to the wall draws are all he has now teams have worked ua out, and that won't keep us up.

(I know you're not saying keep him another game).

Fully agree but the timing isn’t right.

There’s not enough time to sack dyche and get another manager in for Bournemouth.

We’d be going there with Baines in charge most likely.

I think he gets Bournemouth, then we have eleven days before our next league game to get somebody in.

Just have to trust TFG and the process. I’d imagine they’re still finding out where all the bodies are buried and trying to make sense of some of the creative accounting we’ve done during the Moshiri era.

Before we get a new manager, they probably want go get Thelwell’s future sorted.

I doubt relegation is in TFG's five year plan. That 12 month win ratio is horrific, that should be more than enough evidence to bump Dyche.

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He is safe for the three home games after Bournemouth

blueforyou wrote: ↑Tue Dec 31, 2024 8:19 am He is safe for the three home games after Bournemouth

Why?

TheRam wrote: ↑Tue Dec 31, 2024 12:36 am Fully agree but the timing isn’t right.

There’s not enough time to sack dyche and get another manager in for Bournemouth.

We’d be going there with Baines in charge most likely.

I think he gets Bournemouth, then we have eleven days before our next league game to get somebody in.

This gives me hope.

Yeh, I don't agree with that at all. The longer we leave it the less time anyone new has time to influence the slight movement we'll get on transfers in Jan