Sean Dyche

LiarsBar

First Team Squad
I wonder what he’s thinking this morning?
Hard yards, nuts and bolts?
Practicing his Cloughie impressions?
Trimming his Disc Beard?
Wondering if giving players clear instructions might just be the way forward for modern management?
A new set piece coach for his next job?
He’s been a Premier League manager for a long time ya know!
 

Fitzcarraldo

Ian Storey-Moore
Dyche has inadvertently (likely) helped us to one record this season: we'll be the first EPL club to have had four permanent(!) Managers in a season and stayed up.
 
In addition to that, wasn't Lucca Dyche's man? And wasn't Dyche at the helm when we loaned Kalimuendo out? Anyone think he'd have been more useful for us than Lucca?

I don't doubt Dyche's intentions. But his methods are absolute dogsh** for the modern game.

Letting Kalimuendo go to get Lucca in - I don’t know who sanctioned that, but it was an extraordinary and reckless thing to do
 

Farmer Jack

Steve Chettle
Interviewer to MGW (paraphrased): "What has Sean Dyche got you doing on the training pitch to have improved things?"

MGW: "Errm...running, running, and more running"


Yyeaah, enough said.
 

Fitzcarraldo

Ian Storey-Moore
If I was taking instructions from Dyche, my ADHD brain couldn't get past 'Doesn't he talk funny...what's that all about?'.
 

JonnoSnr

Jack Armstrong
I dont think Dyche was half as bad as Ange but maybe its a damning indictment with what the squad have shown recently, that I only thought we were 50/50 to stay up under him.
See I thought Ange was naive but also quite unlucky. He had awful fixtures except for Burnley (and even they weren't the broken mess they are now) and we couldn’t finish our dinner despite creating scores of chances.
 

Harry1982

Jack Armstrong
See I thought Ange was naive but also quite unlucky. He had awful fixtures except for Burnley (and even they weren't the broken mess they are now) and we couldn’t finish our dinner despite creating scores of chances.
Agree ange with a pre season and more squad depth with quality would have been very good, hell that first half against Porto was probably the best we have ever played since promotion.
 

Listen 'ere young man

Stuart Pearce
See I thought Ange was naive but also quite unlucky. He had awful fixtures except for Burnley (and even they weren't the broken mess they are now) and we couldn’t finish our dinner despite creating scores of chances.
Ange undid all the good defensive solidity from last year in a heartbeat. We would be leaking goals like a sieve.
 
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JonnoSnr

Jack Armstrong
Did you not see the match last night then?
We played well last night of course, albeit helped by some very generous defending, but that first half against Betis was something else.

They way we popped it about creating chance after chance was elite level. It's probably the best I've ever seen a Forest side play in 30 years which considering it was away at Betis is some feat.
 

Haych

Stuart Pearce
We’re as good as safe now yet the thread of a former manager is still being bumped by people saying he’s shit, might go call Ange shit too in his thread ffs.

Can we just be happy we’re playing PL football again next season.
 

Rzar

Bob McKinlay
Dyche was old school, it's his way or the highway. With him, there's only the stick, no carrot. Not enough fitness, more training, more running, run run run. With VP, do well, less training, more off days, no flying off the handle, treat players with respect and they respond in kind.
Nuno was the same, they would basically celebrate a day off after wins in the dressing room.
 
If you combined Dyche and Ange into one monstrous hybrid, I wonder if it'd be a better or worse manager than each ot them individually.
I would imagine that the sound of their voice would cause your ears to explode.
 
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