[Archived] Dyche

[old darwen blue]

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/www.leicestermercury.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/leicester-city-could-face-battle-669043.amp

 

He surely wouldn't turn both clubs down?

[jim mk2]

It's a "no-brainer" for Dyche were he to be offered the job. He lives in Kettering, barely 25 miles away  and would surely jump at the chance to manage a bigger club just down the road.

As an aside, surely it's not asking too much of these multi-millionaire managers to buy and house and live in the areas where they are working ? 

[Baz]

Can't see Everton going for Dyche to be honest. I don't think he's a big enough name for them under the new money man, or someone who plays attractive football.

The best fit in my opinion would be Mark Hughes. 

I think a few clubs will be watching Marco Silva too.

 

[darrenrover]

All depends what Dyche gets down the road, particularly so if as rumoured he's on a seriously significant, annual profit share.

[USABlue]

Wasn't he mentioned for Leicester when Ranieri left.  I just don't think he's fashionable for these clubs.  Too bad cos he is a hell of a manager.

[AJW]

To be honest he would be mad not to pick Everton over Leicester and Burnley should the opportunity arise , Everton have some wonderful players and an owner who isn't shy in getting the chequebook out . Leaving our obvious feeling aside for Burnley , what Dyche has achieved there has been remarkable , he really has polished a turd . I was convinced that this year they would really struggle having lost Gray Keane and the Heaton to injury but there they are sat in the top 10 , the top 5-6 clubs are out of bounds to British managers these days so Everton is about the best club Dyche could get

[davulsukur]

Don’t see why he’d turn down either but you never know. 

Clubs just don’t seem to go for him. I could see both Leicester and Everton both going for someone different. 

[Skiptonrover]

Bookies have him down as the favourite not necessarily the best indicator if the money has gone on.

[Waggy76]

1 hour ago, AJW said:

To be honest he would be mad not to pick Everton over Leicester and Burnley should the opportunity arise , Everton have some wonderful players and an owner who isn't shy in getting the chequebook out . Leaving our obvious feeling aside for Burnley , what Dyche has achieved there has been remarkable , he really has polished a turd . I was convinced that this year they would really struggle having lost Gray Keane and the Heaton to injury but there they are sat in the top 10 , the top 5-6 clubs are out of bounds to British managers these days so Everton is about the best club Dyche could get

Very true but the season is a long way from being over ! 

His stock is high , come January things may have changed...

[tomphil]

He'll give them a couple of seasons midtable mediocrity before he gets sacked, meanwhile without him the Dingles will go into meltdown. What's not to like

[Waggy76]

I wonder if Big Sam will go to Turd Moor ?

More telling though , would he go to Goodison ?

[chaddyrovers]

Hasn't Big Sam said after the Leicester job came available that he still isn't interested in management at this stage

I don't see Everton wanted Dyche. will West Ham? doesn't seem big enough for the job as they been linked Mancini and Pellegrini 

after reading a couple of newspaper article is appears that Dyche is 2nd choice behind Ancelotti. I hope Dyche get their Everton job. deserve it for his success at that lot. who would Burnley go for would be anyone guess? 

also read in those article that Everton under 23's manager David unsworth wants the job as does Phil Neville 

[Stuart]

Can’t believe we have a thread about the manager of ‘that lot’.

Have a word with yourselves!

[Skiptonrover]

12 minutes ago, chaddyrovers said:

Hasn't Big Same said after the Leicester job came available that he still isn't interested in management at this stage

I don't see Everton wanted Dyche. will West Ham? doesn't seem big enough for the job as they been linked Mancini and Pellegrini 

Do you ever have a nosey on grand old team should imagine the fans might have some sway.

[Mercer]

24 minutes ago, chaddyrovers said:

Hasn't Big Sam said after the Leicester job came available that he still isn't interested in management at this stage

I don't see Everton wanted Dyche. will West Ham? doesn't seem big enough for the job as they been linked Mancini and Pellegrini 

after reading a couple of newspaper article is appears that Dyche is 2nd choice behind Ancelotti. I hope Dyche get their Everton job. deserve it for his success at that lot. who would Burnley go for would be anyone guess? 

also read in those article that Everton under 23's manager David unsworth wants the job as does Phil Neville 

As posted yesterday, Mancini is the 'dark horse' for Goodison - has some serious backing there, as does Dyche.

[Skiptonrover]

5 hours ago, darrenrover said:

All depends what Dyche gets down the road, particularly so if as rumoured he's on a seriously significant, annual profit share.

If Everton wanted to they could easily trump Burnley regarding the finances, would be down to him. Farhad moshiri weighs in at 2.4 billion USD doubling dyches current salary would be loose change.

[chaddyrovers]

14 minutes ago, Mercer said:

As posted yesterday, Mancini is the 'dark horse' for Goodison - has some serious backing there, as does Dyche.

Mancini is a loose cannon for me. Would be awful appointment imo

[Oldgregg86]

Chris Coleman is always in the running. His managerial record before Wales was woeful. He was best mates with Gary speed and Welsh and I think something just clicked in the camp. I honestly think if he leaves the Wales post it's all down hill for him after. 

[roverandout]

Its down to bale not coleman. Overated manager

[old darwen blue]

1 hour ago, Stuart said:

Can’t believe we have a thread about the manager of ‘that lot’.

Have a word with yourselves!

I created the thread as I was getting all excited about the possibility of their manager leaving and their impending meltdown ?

[JacknOry]

Wouldnt be surprised if he turned them all down to stay in the cushy little number he has right now. Get relegated, its fine - thats their model and to be fair he has done very well with it by getting them back up. He is basically unsackable where he is but were he to go elsewhere he might only last a season or two.

[MarkBRFC]

11 hours ago, Stuart said:

Can’t believe we have a thread about the manager of ‘that lot’.

Have a word with yourselves!

Unfortunately, through events at both clubs we have turned into the burnley fans of 2001. 

[Leonard Venkhater]

Just now, meadows said:

Blimey next time a Burnley fan mentions us I hope they’re not greeted with derisive howls of ‘they’re obsessed with us! ‘

Ouch!

[Mercer]

10 hours ago, roverandout said:

Its down to bale not coleman. Overated manager

Think you are spot on.

We all know who his number 2 was at Fulham and Coventry !!!

[Mercer]

11 hours ago, chaddyrovers said:

Mancini is a loose cannon for me. Would be awful appointment imo

A manager who has won 12 major trophies including 3 consecutive Serie A titles and an English Premier League and FA Cup - some "loose cannon".

There will be football fans up and down the country mightily relieved that Chaddy is not sat in their club's boardroom!