24-01-2026, 10:16 AM
(24-01-2026, 09:50 AM)Red Dog Wrote: Valid points all over the thread. I am on the fence with "keep or let go". On one hand Dyche has a reasonable record at keeping sides up - we all knew this before his appointment. The other side is that the football is dross, morale is rock bottom and players must feel like the managers office has a revolving door.
My question is IF Dyche were to be releaved of his duties, who is available to take over immediately and would realistically want the job?
Think his record comes from getting appointed in Feb/march time, new manager bounce helps, makes them solid keeps them up, then when he gets a long time, like here and everton his teams turn to shit... he should of been the guy if the person after ange failed.. its clear the players dont want to play under him
