Kieran Trippier interview

[aguero93:20]

I’ve got time for Sparky.

maybe I just like average managers

I went through a phase like that too.



Oh, my mistake, I thought you said "I'd do time to kill Sparky".

 

[Burtonblue]

I’ve got time for Sparky.

maybe I just like average managers

Haha

Dyche would have no idea how to manage a wealthy club just like sparky. They are good at getting the best out of limited resources but out of their depth at the next level.

 

[OntarioBlue]

Sean Dyche has spent £150m net since coming back up and pays more in wages than Napoli to make a side play like they're in league 2.

He's not a great manager, he's proof that when you set up with 10 men behind the ball with the only aim being to not lose every game and remove all expectations of entertainment, you can survive in the Premier League.

He will never manage a big club and he will never win a trophy. His only success is conning people into thinking he's got a hard job.

The fact he's a whinging, bitter twat who tries to position himself as the arbiter of proper English football behaviour but manages to miss all of his own players dives and dirty challenges is just the icing on the cake.

Great post, my sentiments exactly.

 

[OntarioBlue]

He’s crediting the manager that gave him the career he’s got today. Nothing wrong with that. No more bizarre than say Peps remarks about Foden

That maybe true but strange that he he didn’t mention Pochettino.

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

Does he like graaaavy?

If Dyche prefers graveh to curreh, he's gone up a few points in my book!

 

[dsr-burnley]

Since Dyche arrived, players signed cost £110m, players sold for £60m, net spend £50m.

 

[Pell]

Bit of a dig at Pochettino in that interview.

 

[TonyColemansbagofapples]

Burnley were founder members of the Football League. Under Dyche it appears that they still employ the same style of football.

 

[KentBlue]

Sean Dyche has spent £150m net since coming back up and pays more in wages than Napoli to make a side play like they're in league 2.

He's not a great manager, he's proof that when you set up with 10 men behind the ball with the only aim being to not lose every game and remove all expectations of entertainment, you can survive in the Premier League.

He will never manage a big club and he will never win a trophy. His only success is conning people into thinking he's got a hard job.

The fact he's a whinging, bitter twat who tries to position himself as the arbiter of proper English football behaviour but manages to miss all of his own players dives and dirty challenges is just the icing on the cake.

I agree.

The style he has Burnley playing is nothing more than you'd get in non-league stuff - just a bloody sight more expensive for their fans to have to endure.

Like Pulis, Allardyce, and so many others, Dyche does not do tactics. His keepers and defenders just hoof the ball up the other end and hope something comes of it. No finesse, no intelligence in the play, no slide rule passes to a teammate, just wallop the ball up to the opponents' penalty area.
And it has nothing whatsoever to do with how much money the chairman will give him: I follow my local non-league club and we play some of the best football seen at grass roots. Players make clever runs off the ball and chances are created by how the team gels together and utilises the manager's tactics.

Dinosaurs like those mentioned are probably inspired by watching 'The Dog and Duck' on a Sunday, they certainly wouldn't find inspiration in the sort of magical tapestry Pep's teams always manage to conjure up on the pitch.

 

[Blue Til Death]

He's as close to Pep as we all are to the big bang, utterly ludicrous suggestion .... He's not even as good as Eddie Howe....