[Football] Dyche sacked!

[lawros left foot]

Ben Mee has been appointed temporary player/ manager.
It would appear that it wasn’t therefore a planned sacking.

 

[Pevenseagull]

I can only assume it was something he did.

 

[Kinky Gerbil]

Ben Mee has been appointed temporary player/ manager.
It would appear that it wasn’t therefore a planned sacking.

What the ****

 

[Seagull58]

Ben Mee has been appointed temporary player/ manager.
It would appear that it wasn’t therefore a planned sacking.

That would explain the strange timing. They fired his entire team so maybe they mutinied en masse and said give us the tools for next season or get rid of us.
we have to wait till the end of next season to get a view on the merits of the decision.

 

[Mr Putdown]

As they say on NSC….. very much this.
Heard he was interviewed for the palace job last year and did not impress.

That’s certainly not my understanding.

 

[Springal]

He had certainly lost his mojo last few months - his interviews were not his usual self.
Wonder if it was Wood being sold ? Odd that he signed a new contract after the Jan transfer window though if he wasn’t happy ?

Norwich loss for example, normally you’d expect him to be fuming in the interview but wasn’t

 

[LamieRobertson]

He had certainly lost his mojo last few months - his interviews were not his usual self.
Wonder if it was Wood being sold ? Odd that he signed a new contract after the Jan transfer window though if he wasn’t happy ?

Norwich loss for example, normally you’d expect him to be fuming in the interview but wasn’t

Indeed…suggesting the sunny weather was one of the reasons for the defeat can’t have helped

Joey Barton the next manager?

 

[maresfield seagull]

That’s certainly not my understanding.

Intriguing Care to share more ?

 

[studio150]

Can see Burnley being out of the PL for a long time, as Dyche will be difficult to replace unless serious money is made available to the new manager to upgrade the squad.

 

[warmleyseagull]

We should be after Cornet before he melts away.

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

Dyche's sacking is the best result Frank Lampard has had all season.

 

[GT49er]

We should be after Cornet before he melts away.

Let's get in before the last post....................

 

[super-seagulls]

Miles better than Potter? I wouldn't fancy swapping.

Haven’t read through the rest of the thread. But very much this.
He’s not for me.

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

Haven’t read through the rest of the thread. But very much this.
He’s not for me.

I'm not sure it's a matter of who is better or worse, just that their methods are poles apart from each others, still a great manager for the right club though Sean Dyche, he has done a brilliant job for Burnley and l wish him well.

 

[super-seagulls]

People say madness but parallels with us and Hughton. Burnley want better and nothing wrong with that. So did we. Then Potter arrived, and it’s been….much the same!

It really hasn’t though has it?

Look at all the U23 players coming through. If Hughton was still here we wouldn’t have a squad with so many exciting players for the future (playing now), they simply wouldn’t have been played. Maty Ryan would still be in goal for starters! .

I completely disagree with your narrow minded view.
This “we have the same amount of points so nothing has changed” nonsense must stop.

 

[dsr-burnley]

Part of the takeover deal, which cost ALK (the American owners) about £15m because they borrowed £60m secured on Burnley FC 's assets, and they took £50m from the club bank account, is that if they can't pay the remaining £60m or so, the shares go back to the previous owners. Who are still on the board of directors but who allegedly knew nothing about the sacking.

The suggestion is that if we get relegated, ALK will have no source of funds to repay the bank loan and the shareholders loan, not even if they filch all the parachute money and sell all the saleable assets, and so this is short term desperation to save their investment. If we go down, their goose is cooked as well as ours.

 

[Terry Butcher Tribute Act]

The takeover was a shambles. Shocking it was allowed to happen all these years after the Glazers did it with a much bigger business.

Shocking sacking too but you can't really afford to lose at home to Norwich in a must win fixture

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[BadFish]

It really hasn’t though has it?

Look at all the U23 players coming through. If Hughton was still here we wouldn’t have a squad with so many exciting players for the future (playing now), they simply wouldn’t have been played. Maty Ryan would still be in goal for starters! .

I completely disagree with your narrow minded view.
This “we have the same amount of points so nothing has changed” nonsense must stop.

Being someone who watches the games in the middle of the night I will also add that it is far easier to stay awake when watching Potterball as opposed to Hughtonball.

 

[Barham's tash]

Not sure who'll take over but I think that nails on their relegation.

That’s the crux. If you’re going to fire someone always assumed you do it when you have the replacement signed on the dotted line. Especially in their circumstances.

One last roll of the Allardyce perhaps?!

 

[Icy Gull]

Part of the takeover deal, which cost ALK (the American owners) about £15m because they borrowed £60m secured on Burnley FC 's assets, and they took £50m from the club bank account, is that if they can't pay the remaining £60m or so, the shares go back to the previous owners. Who are still on the board of directors but who allegedly knew nothing about the sacking.

The suggestion is that if we get relegated, ALK will have no source of funds to repay the bank loan and the shareholders loan, not even if they filch all the parachute money and sell all the saleable assets, and so this is short term desperation to save their investment. If we go down, their goose is cooked as well as ours.

What a shit end to a great run for Burnley, chaos lies ahead if you are right