Spent about £90m in the Summer just to be bottom, behind Sheffield United and a team with a 10 point deduction. Shocking.
Vincent Kompany | Bayern Munich Manager (Sack watch)
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) was joined by comedian Ali Woods to look back at the best and worst moments of a rollercoaster season with the annual United Hour Awards.
Has Ten Hag been sacked yet? We're not sure and we hope not, but it's looking more likely as the days pass.
Who should replace him and why is it taking so long to make a decision?
They've obviously not got it right this season. But no need to panic. They're Burnley for god sake. No shame in going back down to the Championship, getting another parachute payment and bouncing straight back up again.
I watched the second half and they are so lightweight it's untrue. West Ham weren't even putting that much pressure on them, just swung in a few crosses near the end and that was enough to turn the game into a win.
Berge is only one they have with any sort of presence and he's turned out pretty average at prem level.
I've thought they'd always back Kompany given what he achieved last season and changing their DNA from Dycheball but does feel a good time to roll the dice if they don't beat Sheffield United next weekend, that is obviously a must win for them now.
Berge is only one they have with any sort of presence and he's turned out pretty average at prem level.
I've thought they'd always back Kompany given what he achieved last season and changing their DNA from Dycheball but does feel a good time to roll the dice if they don't beat Sheffield United next weekend, that is obviously a must win for them now.
Shame the media lauded heir to Pep got exposed before getting the chance to manage the cheats.
I know they were excellent in the Championship last season but I don't really get what Kompany offers that Dyche doesn't to Burnley. Dyche also won the championship (only 8 points less than Kompany's Burnley managed) and kept them in the PL for ages. Kompany just looks a bit out of his depth.
Owen Coyles Burnley were better
Kompany looks much hipper while standing on the touchline looking clueless in a cap. He's also balder which is aspirational in management today
Kind of think it's fair enough that they fancied a more 'modern' style of football, especially given that eventually they were looking almost certain to get relegated under Dyche.
I'm not sure how good/bad Kompany as it this stage though, given how bad he was at Anderlecht, how amazing he was in the Championship, but then how bad he us again in the Prem...
You can't be losing when you're 1-0 up at home with 86 minutes on the clock. Concede an equaliser, fine - but to concede two, dreadful stuff.
Wouldn't shock me if he gets the sack within a fortnight.
Wouldn't shock me if he gets the sack within a fortnight.
I can't say I watched enough of Burnley week to week when Dyche was there but watching him now at Everton I don't really see a problem with his game. A lot of the facets of the modern game that are popular (pressing, countering and concentrating on fine margins) are what he utilises.
They just wanted to change the football culture from top to bottom. Dyche was happy to sign older British players like Bardsley, Lennon, Rodriguez etc with little resale value and showed little interest in engaging with the foreign market until last year of his reign when likes of Cornet and Weghorst were suddenly thrust on him.
With Kompany he had knowledge of Belgian league and some of those signings did very well last year, less so this year obviously.
Berge was the only top level experienced player they signed in the summer and even then he played more for Sheffield United at championship than prem so that's the big problem, they're too lightweight and not streetwise enough to see out 1-0s like the opportunity presented today. Were also 1-0 up at Bournemouth and lost that a few weeks ago.
I genuinely thought they'd be better than this given their style in the championship but just 4 points, behind a team with -10 and losing all 7 home games is very very poor.
I think this is also Burnley as a club during that era as much as it was Dyche.
Yeah they had the takeover aswell in Dyche's last season. Guy in charge is similar to Bill Foley at Bournemouth, could've just kept the steady British option and let him get on with things but preferred a more expansive style on and off the pitch.
When Burnley went down loads were predicting financial Armageddon and Burnley not seen again in premier league for a long time of course.
Signed a lot of players that doesnt seem to take the level. If they go down they might got financial problems. Sometimes you need prices PL players like Dyche signed
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Is there actually a currently active manager in world football who hasn't been linked with the Bayern job at this stage?
Frank Lampard?
Has he got Chupo Moting’s agent? How on earth is he being considered for that after spending quite a bit of money and have a disastrous campaign with Burnley?
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Imagine he chooses the championship over the Bundesliga 
German football truly in the Dreck
German football truly in the Dreck
Natural progression. Relegation battle in the PL to managing Germany's finest.
What happened to bayern? Going after not so good coaches unless I'm missing something about Kompany
Utter mystery to me too
Bayern Munich 'kin hell
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Perhaps Bayern are preparing for life in 2.Bundesliga
At this stage, you have to feel sorry for Hazza Kane.
Maybe they have decided just hire someone on the cheap who they can quietly sack when Xabi Alonso becomes available in a years time.
Why does no one want Bayern?
I know of a bald man that fits the bill.
I would assume it's a combination of lack of job security and minimal influence on transfers, since that's the board's job. Also, working under Uli Hoeness doesn't seem like the most desired prospect at the moment.
Bayern have lost the plot. There must be 50 better managers out there who haven’t had the chance to manage a club of Bayern’s size who are more deserving
They have standards ffs.
Where did you get that impression?
They spoke to him. Doesn’t mean much. It says he’s been “considered as an option”. I imagine he’s their plan F
Because it’s true. We’re having an incredibly hard time finding a new manager. Mostly because our leadership, especially Hoeneß, are acting almost comically incompetent and stupid. We’re looking so bad right now, we even got a no from a manager still under contract with us.
It’s still early days. Who are your top 3 choices, and the clubs for that matter. You would get one of them.
We’re already down to approximately our 10th choice or something. We’re already well beyond that point. And it’s definitely not early days. We’ve been searching for months now.
He's been linked with it by himself.
At this point Bayern's criteria for their next manager seems to be:
1) Be alive
1) Be alive
The BeeGees in line for the job