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Criminal if he gets a managerial job again. Moyes just hung his bald gruff ass out to dry today.

Completely different tune out the same set of players.

Seems quiet on here this evening. It's a shame, it's the same posters that are always "doing something else" when we get a good result.

10 games with out a win, there to tell us at every final whistle how "vile shite" everything is.

First win in weeks, "had to go to the garden centre with the Mrs so missed the game"

Dyche will get another job but the biggest job he'll ever have will have been us and he fucked it in the end.

Gash wrote: ↑Sun Jan 19, 2025 6:00 pm Seems quiet on here this evening. It's a shame, it's the same posters that are always "doing something else" when we get a good result.

10 games with out a win, there to tell us at every final whistle how "vile shite" everything is.

First win in weeks, "had to go to the garden centre with the Mrs so missed the game"

Yeah I feel like I was conned into thinking the team was terrible. If a somewhat limited manager like Moyes can get a tune out of them doesn't say much for Dyches abilities.

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Bluedylan1 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 19, 2025 5:47 pm Reckon he's cancelled a couple of podcast appearances after today.

Nah he’ll double down “that’s exactly how I’ve been instructing them to play, they need to take a good long look at themselves in the mirror as to why they couldn’t do it for the club before”

MmmBlueBranthwaite wrote: ↑Sun Jan 19, 2025 5:53 pm Criminal if he gets a managerial job again. Moyes just hung his balled gruff ass out to dry today.

Completely different tune out the same set of players.

It's just not true though... People forget the first 18 months because the wheels came off this season. He'll get another job again no problem because he did really bloody good to keep us up despite everything last season, and likewise kept us up when we looked doomed the season before.

It went stale this season and it's fair to say he undid a lot of the good work he'd done prior, but teams down the bottom will be queuing up for him in the future.

Be interested to see second half of the season performance under Moyes to the first under Dyche.

Bearing in mind Dyche had a clean slate at the beginning of the season and we were rock bottom when Moyes came in. Rock bottom as in goal scoring, lack of wins etc etc not league position.

The difference in two games is night and day but early days yet

AjaxAndy wrote: ↑Sun Jan 19, 2025 6:31 pm
It went stale this season and it's fair to say he undid a lot of the good work he'd done prior, but teams down the bottom will be queuing up for him in the future.

It was stale from day one with Dyche.

The only good work he did was make us defensively tight at times. Without a few key moments from players like Doucoure the landscape looks vastly different.

MmmBlueBranthwaite wrote: ↑Sun Jan 19, 2025 6:51 pm It was stale from day one with Dyche.

The only good work he did was make us defensively tight at times. Without a few key moments from players like Doucoure the landscape looks vastly different.

Well no, the good work he did was keeping a sinking ship afloat despite double points deductions in one season, but if you aren't able to recognise how big a task that was then you'll never have any appreciation for what he did.

Sean 4 Spurs!

It was never in doubt that Moyes was more than capable of getting some sort of tune out of this squad. He's here to stabilise the club and make sure that we move into our new home still a PL side.
Even if he just keeps us stable next season and has us 10th to 12,th, that would be progress. What is important is that we maintain our Premier League status whilst we settle into our new stadium.
It was clear for the whole world to see that Dyche had lost the dressing room and it was untenable.

Gash wrote: ↑Sun Jan 19, 2025 6:00 pm Seems quiet on here this evening. It's a shame, it's the same posters that are always "doing something else" when we get a good result.

10 games with out a win, there to tell us at every final whistle how "vile shite" everything is.

First win in weeks, "had to go to the garden centre with the Mrs so missed the game"

Thought we were brilliant. Ran off when they got the second but the score flattered them massively. Think if doucoure could do the basics we might have won by 5.

Really proud of them today. Didn't think we were that bad midweek either

Hopefully we can pull away from the bottom now and have a peaceful end to the season

AjaxAndy wrote: ↑Sun Jan 19, 2025 6:57 pm Well no, the good work he did was keeping a sinking ship afloat despite double points deductions in one season, but if you aren't able to recognise how big a task that was then you'll never have any appreciation for what he did.

I appreciate what he did, fundamentally, in keeping us up. But Moyes just shows that in reality it could have been so much better than narrowly avoiding relegation two seasons in a row. Not that its exclusive to Moyes of course. Many a manager could have achieved much more than Dyche did with that squad. In my opinion.

Its hard to argue against the point that Dyche was, on paper, our saviour. But I firmly believe things could have been a lot less grim than they were.

AjaxAndy wrote: ↑Sun Jan 19, 2025 6:57 pm Well no, the good work he did was keeping a sinking ship afloat despite double points deductions in one season, but if you aren't able to recognise how big a task that was then you'll never have any appreciation for what he did.

I think we can all appreciate the job he did in the first eighteen months whilst knowing how much better that was today than anything under dyche.