It reminds me a bit of Gordon Strachan keeping Coventry up time and again, then their luck ran out.
Burnley sack Sean Dyche
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Crazy decision. Nothing short of a miracle what he's done there on the budget he's been given. Not sure how Burnley are run but they've been a Premier League club for long enough now that they should be quite well off. Not sure where the money goes tbh.
Jesus I hope not. Who would want to watch that style of football on a weekly basis?
I hope they go down
Probably someone that would like a million quid.
Managers like him always find work though. He'll have another job in no time, and it will be a bigger club than Burnley.
Absolutely crazy decision. He overachieved with them for years. Another rich owner with unrealistic expectations.
They actually total screwed at the moment if you see how their business model operates.
Leveraged buy out like ours, only without the huge turnover, massive commercial appeal and big profits made.
Brutal time for the fans at the moment
Leveraged buy out like ours, only without the huge turnover, massive commercial appeal and big profits made.
Brutal time for the fans at the moment
Don't we always hope they go down?
Down you go you feckers. They must have someone lined up. Hope their plan fails miserably.
He should have left Burnley when they had their highest ever top 10 finish. I thought there was tension between him and the board over the past 18mths over lack of signings.
Happy for Dyche. He can finally get a decent job which I think he's deserved to have a chance at managing a significant club.
Nearly a decade. Rare these days.
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That's Rangnick fecked then.
Turned into prime Ibra against us, though. Typical!
Ridiculous decision, they won’t get anyone better to run that shithole of a club.
Farewell Sean, you deserved better after keeping the club in the PL for so long. You can go back to having gravel and nails for breakfast now.
Farewell Sean, you deserved better after keeping the club in the PL for so long. You can go back to having gravel and nails for breakfast now.
Perhaps Burnley just wanted to put an end to his weird house share with Ian Woan?
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/f...ley-assistant-Ian-Woan-living-Sean-Dyche.html
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/f...ley-assistant-Ian-Woan-living-Sean-Dyche.html
Can't say I'm sorry to see the back of him. Hope they go down - he's done really well for them and I know they can't compete with budgets of other clubs in the prem but I cannot stand watching them.
They were going down with him this hasn't doomed them to relegation. That was already happening. Perhaps their plan is to change their style and work on that before getting back up
Championship outfit made into a premier league out fit by Dyche.
awful decision. A loyal manager shown zero loyalty by a knee jerk board.
what now bring in big Sam to find a shattered squad. Bad move.
awful decision. A loyal manager shown zero loyalty by a knee jerk board.
what now bring in big Sam to find a shattered squad. Bad move.
Finally the end of anti-football Brexit FC.
He's not happy...
I'd like to see him in a team with bigger budget. I doubt he would choose to play the Burnley way if he had better players.
I guess we'll see what happens next, but the job he's done is admirable.
He basically guaranteed safety in the PL for so long and even made it to Europe with essentially championship level players and with no budget which is something I never understood.
I mean doesn't every club receive around 100 million for every season in the PL? I'm not saying they should be loaded but there should have been good enough budget for him to buy better players.
I guess we'll see what happens next, but the job he's done is admirable.
He basically guaranteed safety in the PL for so long and even made it to Europe with essentially championship level players and with no budget which is something I never understood.
I mean doesn't every club receive around 100 million for every season in the PL? I'm not saying they should be loaded but there should have been good enough budget for him to buy better players.
Be amazed to ever see them back. This was a one and done. Doubt they'll even be a play-off team.
4 wins in 30 games. Correct decision.
Yes. That is how I feel as well. Massive gamble which could see Burnley drop like a stone.
And I hope that Dyche gets the opportunity to show what he is capable of at a bigger club. He deserves it.
They also had 3 in 25. If you don't think he's the right man to turn it around, should've sacked him by then.
I bet some algorithm has made this decision.
By the bank that is owed money most likely.
Ungrateful bastards. Lets hope they languish in the lower leagues for a while. Maybe Ole can have a go with them with Mike Phelan.
Stupid move. Even if they wanted rid of him he has earned the right to finish the season. They would have been relegated long ago without him.
Not sad to see him go, his farmers league style wasn’t the easiest on the eye and his voice was very grating. Wrong decision though, not even Jesus himself can save them now.
Winnabe on paper yeah I don't disagree. The club nows that something is broken between the manager and the player
Yeah but he's the reason we want them to go down due to the football he plays, now he's left he'll probably get another PL job.
This is modern era for managers. You blame everything on them. What did Burnley expect manager to do with that squad? Win Premier League?
I'm really surprised with that decision.
I'm really surprised with that decision.
Been a good manager really good, was evening getting performances out of them when they’re in this battle, which is more than could be said about us
Big Sam incoming in 3,2….