Dyche sacked

[JackG]

It won't save them

 

[BoroFur]

NW to come out of retirement?

 

[Zoophonic]

Terrible decision!

Sean Dyche sacked by struggling Burnley after 10 years in charge at Turf Moor

Dyche had been the longest serving boss in the Premier League having been in charge at Turf Moor for almost a decade, but he leaves with the Clarets down in 18th place in the table

www.mirror.co.uk

 

[Mr_Fridge]

Big surprise. The issue isn’t him, apart from luck running out. Unless there is something we don’t yet know about.

 

[KnoxBox]

Poor decision that. They will have to get a manager in who will play a similar style for the rest of the season and I have no clue who can fo a better job than dyche playing that football

 

[LowMoorBoro]

Was trying to think who they would appoint that would do anything in such a short space, will they gamble on allardyce?
Seems strange to sack him now.

 

[Rofesleg]

Poor decision that. They will have to get a manager in who will play a similar style for the rest of the season and I have no clue who can fo a better job than dyche playing that football

Big Sam

 

[Nobby_Barnes]

NW to come out of retirement?

Nailed on, one last hurrah

 

[clay]

Absolute gift for Everton.

 

[Frozen Horse]

I think this is a mistake.

I know the guy isn't popular on here, but I'm going to give due credit. He's done an amazing job over an extended period.

He's also shown he can turn relegation into promotion; it might take Burnley a long time to find another promotion manager

 

[Canyoudigit]

I think this is a mistake.

I know the guy isn't popular on here, but I'm going to give due credit. He's done an amazing job over an extended period.

He's also shown he can turn relegation into promotion; it might take Burnley a long time to find another promotion manager

couldn't agree more,not a chance they get someone better

 

[Badonde]

Steve Agnew favourite with the bookies

 

[Angus]

New owners, I think American based, they borrowed money to buy the club I believe and can’t afford relegation on their business model This shows they don’t know much about football.

 

[Otto42]

Desperate move, reckon there must have been a bit of a falling out with the American owners? No chance of staying up now and that'll hopefully make them less of a promotion contender in next season's championship. Worked wonders keeping them in the top flight as long as he has.

Edit: See all the coaching staff have gone to, one of whom was his and our old goalkeeping mate from Chesterfield, Billy Mercer.

 

[Chris_Boro]

Big Sam

 

[Badonde]

Burnley forum seem gutted

 

[TeaCider]

Genuinely shocked by this one.

I think they're going down regardless, but I wasn't expecting him to be sacked.

 

[clay]

If they get another manager who plays physical football, it's a pointless downgrade to Dyche-lite.

If they get a manager who wants to play attractive football, they'll drop like a stone until the squad is replaced.

 

[Priv]

New owners, I think American based, they borrowed money to buy the club I believe and can’t afford relegation on their business model This shows they don’t know much about football.

Yep, f*cked up their best chance of going straight back up now as well.

 

[Benjiboy]

With owners .......be very carefull what you wish for !!!!!!