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Don't want to start a new thread, as Dyche is still here, but this thread seems like the best place to pose the question.

Just interested to know, moving forward from Dyche, who everyone would like to see as our potential new manager?

i just want us to be winning matches, if dyche keeps getting right then keep him on till the end of the season, if he goes back to stupid stubborn decisions then he would need to move on am not anti dyche am just anti dyche when he is doing stupid shit

To be honest, I'd actually be happy if Dyche is here next year.

Simply because he would have had to have knocked it out of the park this year to get a contract offer.

Even if we qualified for Europe I'd only want a 2 or 3 year deal though.

He's dropped the ball a few times, but he's had a lot on his plate and under normal circumstances I would be happy sticking. He is an effective PL manager.

But I'm not sure about next season, it feels like such a moment in time, new stadium, new owners, it could be a new era and blueprint for the club's success. Or we could see 35% possession at home to Brighton in our opening game with the crowd walking home muttering 'same old shit' under their collective breath.

I feel like we should seize the moment and sell the opportunity to the very best, to lead the club out at BMD. Its a good opportunity to punch above our weight in the market a bit. Well in my mind anyway.

superpull wrote: ↑Sun Sep 29, 2024 10:20 am To be honest, I'd actually be happy if Dyche is here next year.

Simply because he would have had to have knocked it out of the park this year to get a contract offer.

Even if we qualified for Europe I'd only want a 2 or 3 year deal though.

Good morning Sean

We’ve won 1 game and I’ve seen top 10 and Europe mentioned

Let’s see if he can bum his old mate Eddie Howe again next week first

Shogun wrote: ↑Sun Sep 29, 2024 11:14 am We’ve won 1 game and I’ve seen top 10 and Europe mentioned

Let’s see if he can bum his old mate Eddie Howe again next week first

Would be delighted with a point, they were excellent against City yesterday and have players that will cause us a lot of problems.

Shogun wrote: ↑Sun Sep 29, 2024 11:14 am We’ve won 1 game and I’ve seen top 10 and Europe mentioned

Let’s see if he can bum his old mate Eddie Howe again next week first

In all fairness, I probably should have prefaced my point by commenting on the sheer unlikeliness of the situation.

Was just pointing out what would be needed to see him at BMD

Shogun wrote: ↑Sun Sep 29, 2024 11:14 am We’ve won 1 game and I’ve seen top 10 and Europe mentioned

Let’s see if he can bum his old mate Eddie Howe again next week first

Dychey has got his eye in now.

Would replace him regardless of how well he does tbh.

TheRam wrote: ↑Sun Sep 29, 2024 12:47 pm Would replace him regardless of how well he does tbh.

Be reluctant if weve still not got money for players.

Cozzie wrote: ↑Sun Sep 29, 2024 8:50 am Don't want to start a new thread, as Dyche is still here, but this thread seems like the best place to pose the question.

Just interested to know, moving forward from Dyche, who everyone would like to see as our potential new manager?

Iraola would be my choice

He’s a decent enough Premier League manager, we are a poor Premier League team. He is working with what he’s got, and getting the results that we probably deserve. He’s a ‘C’ on a results card, with the team sat on a ‘D’.

*edit* sat on a D. Queue the jokes!

777Kidnappings wrote: ↑Sun Sep 29, 2024 12:50 pm Be reluctant if weve still not got money for players.

We will have money though.

At least more than we have now and hopefully a proper football structure in place.

Cozzie wrote: ↑Sun Sep 29, 2024 8:50 am Don't want to start a new thread, as Dyche is still here, but this thread seems like the best place to pose the question.

Just interested to know, moving forward from Dyche, who everyone would like to see as our potential new manager?

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