| Dyche 04:29 - May 12 with 3624 views | saint22 |
Would we?
Appears Leicester want him
For me it’s him or Cooper |  | | |  |
| Dyche on 08:16 - May 12 with 2809 views | PatfromPoole |
Of course we wouldn't.
Nowhere near wacky enough, and he wouldn't put up with the buying of players for Goztepe's benefit. |  |
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| Dyche on 08:17 - May 12 with 2807 views | PatfromPoole |
Same applies for Cooper, of course. | |
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| Dyche on 08:18 - May 12 with 2804 views | SaintNick |
I didnt realise how young that Dyche actually is, he is still only 53 |  |
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| Dyche on 08:25 - May 12 with 2792 views | dixiefrog |
For me, i can see the current two keeping the job, by and large they have steadied the ship and brought a little pride back into the club. This isn’t the solution I would favour, as I feel that they are too inexperienced and perhaps someone like Tony Mowbray would be better suited.
Perhaps SR have the view of spending less time and money on a big name manager, and more on a wholesale clear out of those who have not performed and bring in some decent replacements. | |
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| Dyche on 09:09 - May 12 with 2751 views | Butty101 |
| Dyche on 08:25 - May 12 by dixiefrog |
For me, i can see the current two keeping the job, by and large they have steadied the ship and brought a little pride back into the club. This isn’t the solution I would favour, as I feel that they are too inexperienced and perhaps someone like Tony Mowbray would be better suited.
Perhaps SR have the view of spending less time and money on a big name manager, and more on a wholesale clear out of those who have not performed and bring in some decent replacements. |
How has he steadied the ship? The Leicester game was possibly the worst of the season. Under him we would get 15 points over the season.
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| Dyche on 09:50 - May 12 with 2701 views | A1079 |
| Dyche on 09:09 - May 12 by Butty101 |
How has he steadied the ship? The Leicester game was possibly the worst of the season. Under him we would get 15 points over the season.
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I agree.
I think some people's judgements are clouded by the back to the wall approach to Man City, but we were abject against a very poor Leicester team and too many players did not put the effort in.
It always makes me ask the question: do we have a bunch of players who are only willing to put the effort in when they face one of the bigger teams? (not just an issue this season but I saw it under Ralph and managers before and since). If they put in the same effort and commitment against teams around us we would have had more points (I still think we were destined to be relegated). Our fighting or do or die spirit has been largely conspicuous by its absence this season with an appalling attitude by some players and I am certainly not fooled by a spirited display against Man C or earlier in our defeat at Liverpool. | | | |
| Dyche on 10:54 - May 12 with 2598 views | PatfromPoole |
| Dyche on 08:18 - May 12 by SaintNick |
I didnt realise how young that Dyche actually is, he is still only 53 |
What with the current trend for employing managers in their 30's, Dyche would be viewed as a veteran in the managerial stakes.
He strikes me as the sort of bloke who would be happy to bide his time for the right offer.
And I doubt that would be us at the moment. | |
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| Dyche on 12:05 - May 12 with 2491 views | SaintNick |
| Dyche on 08:25 - May 12 by dixiefrog |
For me, i can see the current two keeping the job, by and large they have steadied the ship and brought a little pride back into the club. This isn’t the solution I would favour, as I feel that they are too inexperienced and perhaps someone like Tony Mowbray would be better suited.
Perhaps SR have the view of spending less time and money on a big name manager, and more on a wholesale clear out of those who have not performed and bring in some decent replacements. |
I dont think they will get the position as manager, but both will be on the coaching team and i think that is right | |
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| Dyche on 13:13 - May 12 with 2392 views | franniesTache |
I think Dyche would be exactly the type of manager we need, he'd make us resilient, give us the fight we're lacking and shore up the woeful backline. Plus if we got up he'd have experience at keeping a side up.
But it won't be Dyche unless the club get sold before the new manager is hired. |  | | |
| Dyche on 14:13 - May 12 with 2289 views | Ifonly |
I can't imagine any squad on earth less suitable to Dyche's playing style than Saints. Our collection of tippy-tappy midgets would give him apoplexy. It would take him 2 years minimum to build a squad that he liked.
Would we really want that anyway? Everton's improvement under Moyes shows Dyche's limitations and Burnley's decline towards the end of his spell there didn't do him any favours either.
Anyway, he'd choose Leicester if they offered it to him. We're not an attractive option so for us it'll be a choice between a known name with a dodgy record, or a gamble on a young manager. With Spors in charge, I think it will be a young manager. | | | |
| Dyche on 15:50 - May 12 with 2173 views | PatfromPoole |
I think Dyche lives in or near Nottingham, so Leicester would definitely appeal to him. | |
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| Dyche on 22:08 - May 12 with 1785 views | kingslandstand1 |
| Dyche on 15:50 - May 12 by PatfromPoole |
I think Dyche lives in or near Nottingham, so Leicester would definitely appeal to him. |
That's good, don't want him down here |  | | |
| Dyche on 12:45 - May 13 with 1304 views | saintjeff52 |
For me, we must appoint Steve Cooper, No worries about Leicester hijacking that one.
Dyche would be my other choice if we missed out on Cooper. |  | | |
| Dyche on 15:57 - May 13 with 1184 views | Berber |
They are both a busted flush as far as I am concerned. |  |
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| Dyche on 16:27 - May 13 with 1145 views | 1teeminants |
For all those people who are asking for Dyche or Cooper.
What makes you think Sports Republic are suddenly going to change their style and go for a well known name( I hope they do ). I think they are more likely to go for someone like Danny Rohl who is young ,relatively unproven but highly rated and will cost less. |  |
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| Dyche on 17:51 - May 13 with 1075 views | PatfromPoole |
| Dyche on 16:27 - May 13 by 1teeminants |
For all those people who are asking for Dyche or Cooper.
What makes you think Sports Republic are suddenly going to change their style and go for a well known name( I hope they do ). I think they are more likely to go for someone like Danny Rohl who is young ,relatively unproven but highly rated and will cost less. |
Rohl doesn’t want to come to Saints. | |
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| Dyche on 19:19 - May 13 with 1026 views | barry_sanchez |
Dyche has been my No1 all along, its too logical and expensive, we'll get Herman Van Bollock who's pulling up trees in League 2 with Barrow who sit in 16th place................................. |  |
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| Dyche on 19:21 - May 13 with 1024 views | Chesham_Saint |
I’d take Dyche in a heartbeat and renew my ticket on that basis alone. He’s streets ahead of the last several tossers we’ve had. |  |
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| Dyche on 20:52 - May 13 with 946 views | PatfromPoole |
| Dyche on 19:19 - May 13 by barry_sanchez |
Dyche has been my No1 all along, its too logical and expensive, we'll get Herman Van Bollock who's pulling up trees in League 2 with Barrow who sit in 16th place................................. |
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| Dyche on 21:18 - May 13 with 912 views | cocklebreath |
| Dyche on 17:51 - May 13 by PatfromPoole |
Rohl doesn’t want to come to Saints. |
Says who? He’s still clear favourite |  |
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| Dyche on 21:41 - May 13 with 893 views | 1teeminants |
| Dyche on 17:51 - May 13 by PatfromPoole |
Rohl doesn’t want to come to Saints. |
He actually said his dream is to manage in the Bundesliga or the Premier league but he didn’t say when so saints would be the obvious step up to that if he did well here . He hasn’t proven himself to manage in those leagues yet . I just can’t see SR going for a big name it’s just not their style . | |
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| Dyche on 22:17 - May 13 with 852 views | PatfromPoole |
| Dyche on 21:41 - May 13 by 1teeminants |
He actually said his dream is to manage in the Bundesliga or the Premier league but he didn’t say when so saints would be the obvious step up to that if he did well here . He hasn’t proven himself to manage in those leagues yet . I just can’t see SR going for a big name it’s just not their style . |
He also said he has hardly seen his kids in the last 18 months.
So he would ideally have a Bundesliga job, or second choice a Prem job.
Bookies should adjust their odds.
He won’t be coming to us.
Why would you leave Sheff Wed for us? They are a bigger club. | |
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| Dyche on 22:24 - May 13 with 841 views | cocklebreath |
| Dyche on 22:17 - May 13 by PatfromPoole |
He also said he has hardly seen his kids in the last 18 months.
So he would ideally have a Bundesliga job, or second choice a Prem job.
Bookies should adjust their odds.
He won’t be coming to us.
Why would you leave Sheff Wed for us? They are a bigger club. |
Sheff wed a bigger club?
Nah not having that. | |
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| Dyche on 22:28 - May 13 with 835 views | cocklebreath |
They are also skint | |
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| Dyche on 23:13 - May 13 with 775 views | 1teeminants |
| Dyche on 22:17 - May 13 by PatfromPoole |
He also said he has hardly seen his kids in the last 18 months.
So he would ideally have a Bundesliga job, or second choice a Prem job.
Bookies should adjust their odds.
He won’t be coming to us.
Why would you leave Sheff Wed for us? They are a bigger club. |
Sheff Wednesday are a bigger club I agree but come on they are skint and saints are a premier league club, Sheff Wednesday are not. Danny Rohl would have more money to spend here than Wednesday .
A club from the Bundesliga or Premier league would not take a chance on Rohl yet. He hasn’t really proved anything yet although I do rate him with what he did for Wednesday working with peanuts. | |
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