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

I can’t see it. We could score goals against Spurs with some sort of a coherent plan, look at Wolves put 3 past them. Dyche ball would just let them off the hook.

bigmanbob wrote: ↑Tue Dec 31, 2024 9:44 am 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

What’s so wrong in what I said?

We’re not having a new manager by the Bournemouth game.

These things take time.

Sorry pal, should have quoted blueforyou who I was responding to, not you.

I don't think we'll get anyone in for Bournemouth but hopefully as soon as possible

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

Odd comment. Is this inside knowledge or just your take?

bigmanbob wrote: ↑Tue Dec 31, 2024 9:52 am Sorry pal, should have quoted blueforyou who I was responding to, not you.

I don't think we'll get anyone in for Bournemouth but hopefully as soon as possible

Don't know mate, seems like you backed down because The big bad Ram confronted you there. Don't be intimidated, give him hell.

Shogun wrote: ↑Tue Dec 31, 2024 10:35 am Don't know mate, seems like you backed down because The big bad Ram confronted you there. Don't be intimidated, give him hell.

TFG will play it cautious and fair:

Bournemouth, a free card, then...Goodison x3 or bust for Dyche

Dat's show business and dem de breaks

NB. Costly dismissal before last few months of contract, plus balance of probability: successor not lined up

He’d be gone already if he was going to be gone before the Bournemouth game.

After that game likely would be the time if something was going to happen.

Maybe it’s just media talk but saying you have no idea what’s happening in January regarding transfers is a pretty big warning light that the owners are considering a change. Although they’ve also hinted there isn’t much budget yet so it could also just reflect nothing happening transfer wise.

Gash wrote: ↑Mon Dec 30, 2024 10:17 pm 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.

My "crazy person" read is that Dyche is almost daring TFG to sack him (with his public comments), because that maxes out his economic take - thanks again for the moronic contract Moshiri gave him.

Double jeopardy for the TFG - but they knew what they were getting into...

And, yes: Dyche is holding a good hand - maybe not the ace, but a strong hand

blueforyou wrote: ↑Tue Dec 31, 2024 2:17 pm TFG will play it cautious and fair:

Bournemouth, a free card, then...Goodison x3 or bust for Dyche

Dat's show business and dem de breaks

NB. Costly dismissal before last few months of contract, plus balance of probability: successor not lined up

Makes zero sense to sack him at that point IMO.

You got it

Been very little rumblings of pressure though.

And I don't think we have money yet to spend or very little at least. If we do decide to buy, we may be pressuring ourselves to sell Branthwite before fiscal year end to balance the current year.

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

disagree with you there. It would mean he is definitely in a job until Jan 19 or 20th. If he is still in charge then we likely aren’t going to be making a change. Very few managers would want to take our gig without time to strengthen or without squad in the relegation zone which we likely would be if we lose our next 3 PL matches.