Dyche out

I definitely blame the players more than any of the managers , they have for the most part massively under performed. Not saying i'm ecstatic with the managers we've had but it's more the players fault for me.
Of course it is.

Answer me this Spence; during your playing career, a career covering a level some of the chimps on here have not got to on computer games yet, were you ever coached to hit aimless crosses into the box or shoot when a team mate was better placed?

I am going to guess the answer is no.
 
Of course it is.

Answer me this Spence; during your playing career, a career covering a level some of the chimps on here have not got to on computer games yet, were you ever coached to hit aimless crosses into the box or shoot when a team mate was better placed?

I am going to guess the answer is no.
Definitely no from what i can remember . I'm still shocked at just how bad our shooting , crossing & set pieces have generally been . It's constantly handicapping us. They're playing on grass carpets as well so no excuse.
 
Looking at what we've seen from Jair Cunha since he's been given his chance makes the way he was treated by Dyche even more inexplicable
 
Hahaha...

"...its like watching the very worst of David Brent, without any redeeming characteristics whatsoever..."

P.Blackburn. 05 March. 2026
 
At the risk of restarting the ever ongoing argument, I think it might be worth pointing out right now that Nuno, Ange and Pereira have so far won 1 Premier League match between them this season out of 15 matches.
 
At the risk of restarting the ever ongoing argument, I think it might be worth pointing out right now that Nuno, Ange and Pereira have so far won 1 Premier League match between them this season out of 15 matches.
Nuno 1/3
Ange 0/5
Pereira 0/4

Which is 1 in 12 rather than 15, but it's still shockingly terrible.

Dyche won 6/18.

4 in his opening 8 games, and only 2 in his final 10. It's why faith was ebbing amongst some, but I understand why others felt he was on track. The one consistency is that we've massively underperformed all season, and we're going to pay a heavy price for the amount of terrible mistakes that have been made.

I can't be arsed arguing over Dyche anymore. It's tiresome and boring. He might have kept us up, he might have got us relegated. We've not been good enough however you want to look at it.
 
I can't be arsed arguing over Dyche anymore. It's tiresome and boring. He might have kept us up, he might have got us relegated. We've not been good enough however you want to look at it.

Exactly how I feel about the Dyche debate also
 
I can't be arsed arguing over Dyche anymore. It's tiresome and boring. He might have kept us up, he might have got us relegated. We've not been good enough however you want to look at it.

Exactly how I feel about the Dyche debate also
Difference is Dyche might have been relegated…VP definitely will
 
I can't be arsed arguing over Dyche anymore. It's tiresome and boring. He might have kept us up, he might have got us relegated. We've not been good enough however you want to look at it.

Exactly how I feel about the Dyche debate also
Nah….all the Dyche out gobshites giving people shit don’t get off easily. They are suspiciously quiet as we nose dive into oblivion. Had pereira won 3 and we were flying we would have to hands up and admit we were wrong
 
Nah….all the Dyche out gobshites giving people shit don’t get off easily. They are suspiciously quiet as we nose dive into oblivion. Had pereira won 3 and we were flying we would have to hands up and admit we were wrong
I was totally ambivalent on Dyche. Didn’t call for his sacking but I did think he was taking us down

All irrelevant now. Looks like we are built like a house of cards where 1 sale and 1 injury, plus what we thought was great squad strength recruitment over last year has proven to be genuinely awful