fifty shades of blade
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Dyche is definitely not a failure. His football is not everyone’s cup of tea but he kept Burnley afloat with a £10 budget for years. Kept Everton up twice despite massive off field problems. Unlucky to be seen in the way he is.
If we appointed yesterday’s man Sean Dyche as our next manager it would severely test my loyalty to the club. He failed pitifully at Everton, his “style” of football has aged like milk and he’s possibly even more self-absorbed and egotistical than Wilder.Not saying I want Dyche but I don't get people turning their nose up at him when he's been more successful than Wilder playing a similar way to how we are now
Well he already has them I'm assuming, since he's already been in charge of us as manager (albeit caretaker).Has Morgs done his badges?
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Well he already has them I'm assuming, since he's already been in charge of us as manager (albeit caretaker).
not sure about thatAn interesting and largely left field list.
Muscat was very close to getting the Rangers job when Clement got it. Done well abroad yep. Can see the appeal there.
Absolute madness to turn your nose up at Dyche. With the realistic funds we'll have he's probably one of half a dozen with an actual chance of keeping us up.Not saying I want Dyche but I don't get people turning their nose up at him when he's been more successful than Wilder playing a similar way to how we are now
Unfortunately he's probably out of reach now unless we get promoted. He's managed Belgian Club USG in the Champions League. Currently manager at St Pauli in the Bundesliga and looks like he is going to keep them up with the smallest budget. Rumours Wolfsburg have him on their radar. Also managed in Serie A with Genoa so he now has all the work permit credentials required. He would be my choice if a change occurs with a complete overhaul of the club including appointment of Sporting Director responsible for recruitment/ contracts and Blessin as Head Coach. Add in significant investment in post injury recovery medical facilities and the club is better prepared to compete in the EPL on and off the field. Much will depend on COH's plan if and when we get to hear about it.Regarding Blessin, if he's still on our radar does he perhaps meet UK work permit criteria now it has been a few more years of him managing top flight clubs in at least 3 European leagues for over 2-3 years now? Or is there other criteria he still doesn't meet?
Nothing screams The Blades Way than appointing someone as manager who was good 3 years ago....If we appointed yesterday’s man Sean Dyche as our next manager it would severely test my loyalty to the club. He failed pitifully at Everton, his “style” of football has aged like milk and he’s possibly even more self-absorbed and egotistical than Wilder.
Exactly my point. We can't/won't appoint any of these coaches because we don't have the supporting infrastructure.Unfortunately he's probably out of reach now unless we get promoted. He's managed Belgian Club USG in the Champions League. Currently manager at St Pauli in the Bundesliga and looks like he is going to keep them up with the smallest budget. Rumours Wolfsburg have him on their radar. Also managed in Serie A with Genoa so he now has all the work permit credentials required. He would be my choice if a change occurs with a complete overhaul of the club including appointment of Sporting Director responsible for recruitment/ contracts and Blessin as Head Coach. Add in significant investment in post injury recovery medical facilities and the club is better prepared to compete in the EPL on and off the field. Much will depend on COH's plan if and when we get to hear about it.
Probably a no no as he's an Agent why take all the stress?Well he already has them I'm assuming, since he's already been in charge of us as manager (albeit caretaker).
Not that boring negative twat Dyche!
The answers in the questionplaying a similar way to how we are now
Bob BradleyJesse Marsch or however it’s spelt ! From the good old U S of A
As ever UTB !
No idea. I was just being facetious based on all the permit ralk when he was linked before.Can’t they fast track it like what they’re doing with Christian Nwhatshisface
Nothing screams The Blades Way than appointing someone as manager who was good 3 years ago....
As was I with how long the Nigerian lads permit is takingNo idea. I was just being facetious based on all the permit ralk when he was linked before.
He should probably get sacked by Derby to complete the East Midlands cycle before bothering anyone in YorkshireSteve Cooper is a choice of many. Sacked at Forest and then sacked at Leicester.
Not really the recipe for us becoming 'an established Premier league club'.
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