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Do you think Potter would have Burnley playing like Burnley with the same restrictions?I know OP is joking but I’d actually be interested in some alternate universe experiment where the likes of Pulis or Allardyce get to take over super teams. Imagine Dyche is chosen to take over peak Barcelona post Pep. How would he get on, assuming they actually buy into his methods and don’t immediately go on strike or something. Would he be able to play good football? Surely he doesn’t want to play like Burnley, it’s down to financial limitations.
Fair point. You think he’s forever doomed to be playing long ball then?Do you think Potter would have Burnley playing like Burnley with the same restrictions?
I think his philosophy is dictated by managing at a club that are nearly always relegation candidates before the season starts so instead of trying to build a team that try to play football (Norwich) he realises the best way of survival is physicality. Its what has worked best for him in the past and I very much doubt he has any more strings in his bow to try and change his way of thinking now.Fair point. You think he’s forever doomed to be playing long ball then?
To be fair, Burnley do play with the ball on the deck a lot more against other relegation candidates, so I'm not sur Dyche would continue his long ball antics with a better squad. He strikes me as a very pragmatic manager who would adapt as required.Fair point. You think he’s forever doomed to be playing long ball then?
Have you looked at your checklist today?I think he would.
ETH first choice and if that doesn't go so well just get Dychie in.
Of course you do.I think he would.
ETH first choice and if that doesn't go so well just get Dychie in.
Amadeus is Jose and the other guy is United in SinAmadeus right now
I remember watching Wife Swap on Channel 4 years ago. How about they bring it back as..........Manager Swap!!!I know OP is joking but I’d actually be interested in some alternate universe experiment where the likes of Pulis or Allardyce get to take over super teams. Imagine Dyche is chosen to take over peak Barcelona post Pep. How would he get on, assuming they actually buy into his methods and don’t immediately go on strike or something. Would he be able to play good football? Surely he doesn’t want to play like Burnley, it’s down to financial limitations.
Sounds like you are afraid of the answer.Is April post dumb threads month or something?
Why is a Chelsea fan even starting threads about United?
Sounds more like, you'd rather avoid the topic of genocide.Sounds like you are afraid of the answer.
He’s bringing him with him, then? We do need a better keeper tbfDoes the pope shit in the woods?
Sounds more like you've had a few too many nose beers.Sounds more like, you'd rather avoid the topic of genocide.
Just as an fyi, it’s a moot point, not mute.Since neither of them are coming, its a mute point really...but at the moment I'd probably go for Dyche, his appointment would have half our current squad reaching for the toilet paper!!