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Out the fucking door before it’s too late

I still don't believe sacking him solves anything.

But in a sense, that's pretty terrifying.

AjaxAndy wrote: ↑Sat Mar 30, 2024 4:59 pm First time I'll say I'm having strong doubts about Dyche... 3 weeks off, warm weather training camp, and we serve up that?!

Awful, absolutely no game plan, no ambition, no pressing, no energy... Flat, uninspiring and hard to work out what we were even trying to achieve.

Nail on head

Shogun wrote: ↑Sat Mar 30, 2024 5:04 pm Can you email the club to inform them of the existence of Lucien Favre?

We’re about a decade too late for that one.

TheRam wrote: ↑Sat Mar 30, 2024 5:03 pm Nobody of any standing takes this job currently so it’s pointless talking about it.

The likes of cooper McKenna etc there are loads out there loads who would love this gig and would get this team a lot better than this prick

TheRam wrote: ↑Sat Mar 30, 2024 5:03 pm Nobody of any standing takes this job currently so it’s pointless talking about it.

That’s my hunch.

If we listed out the genuine alternatives, we’d all say what’s even the point.

Club’s a disaster.

Thing is without the deduction we'd be on 31 points and I actually think we'd be on more because the whole relegation scrap pressure affects performances in a way we wouldn't have to deal with otherwise.

So really given the squad and all the shite going on around the club he's done alright... 31 points would be acceptable.

It's the current run and performances like that which are the problem, because let's face it we are down if this continues.

It's alarming that we've been away and come back looking horribly bad which doesn't bode well for the upcoming games.

Lose to Newcastle, which we will, and it'll mean another loss and confidence draining further away. He HAS to find something to get the team playing better than this, because this is the type of footy that sends you down.

Kerryblueboy wrote: ↑Sat Mar 30, 2024 5:06 pm The likes of cooper McKenna etc there are loads out there loads who would love this gig and would get this team a lot better than this prick

Deluded mate.

Why would McKenna leave Ipswich to come to this mess when they’re in contention for promotion?

And if you’re two best options are the Ipswich manager and somebody who’s been sacked by forest then I think you prove my point.

Absolutely no way a decent manager gives us the time of day. We’re stuck with Dyche but we could be stuck with a lot worse.

Has gana been injured or just out of favor?

I just can't see us making 40 points even without the points deduction which is pretty damning on Dyche I'd say. If this was last season or next season then we'd be going down with or without a points deduction.

Shogun wrote: ↑Sat Mar 30, 2024 5:10 pm I just can't see us making 40 points even without the points deduction which is pretty damning on Dyche I'd say. If this was last season or next season then we'd be going down with or without a points deduction.

How is that damning when we haven’t achieved it in the last two seasons and our squad is a lot worse?

TheRam wrote: ↑Sat Mar 30, 2024 5:08 pm Deluded mate.

Why would McKenna leave Ipswich to come to this mess when they’re in contention for promotion?

And if you’re two best options are the Ipswich manager and somebody who’s been sacked by forest then I think you prove my point.

That’s your new line you proved my point Mike Bassett would do a better job than dyche who by the way was sacked by Burnley if you want to throw in facts

There's lots of managers to be had all over Europe and beyond who could do a better job of utilising their resources, and getting more from these players.

It's completely pointless having that conversation.

TheRam wrote: ↑Sat Mar 30, 2024 5:11 pm How is that damning when we haven’t achieved it in the last two seasons and our squad is a lot worse?

Because our last two managers in that time were absolutely horrific, unless you're now rating Benitez and Lampard as well?