Burnley Thread - 2022/23 | Promoted to the Premier League (pg 99)

[oakiecokie]

Delighted for Vinny as I for one would love to see him as our next Manager once Pep leaves. Lets hope (assuming they do come up) he does a decent job in the Premier.

 

[EL APACHE TEVEZ]

Love the man he’s still our Big Vince to me

 

[EL APACHE TEVEZ]

How good is it to see Vinne doing so well for Burnley?

Just watched " The Bank of Dave"

Add Big Vin to the list of Burnley heros

Dont forget Jimmy Anderson

 

[chaddblue]

Love the man. Gotta be our boss when pep leaves

 

[LangleyBlue1970]

Delighted for Vinny as I for one would love to see him as our next Manager once Pep leaves. Lets hope (assuming they do come up) he does a decent job in the Premier.

He has to earn that, and promotion with Burnley and a season or two in the prem isn’t that. Unless of course he gets them top 4.
I’d love to see him on our touch line, managing the Blues, but you don’t go from Pep to him. Not yet.

 

[manimanc]

With my ropey maths, the best any side outside the top two can manage is 100 pts (Watford). So Burnley will need a maximum of 39 pts from their remaining 18 games. Though I doubt they'd need many more than the 30 you alluded to.


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And also i think it was a great move by Vinnie keeping Mike Jackson on, especially after he was caretaker manager for Burnley after Dyche.

Seems a formidable team of Vinnie, Bellarz and Mike Jackson, they are doing it in style.

 

[Vienna_70]

That victory reminds me of another recent comeback.

 

[Txiki Txiki Bang Bang]

He has to earn that, and promotion with Burnley and a season or two in the prem isn’t that. Unless of course he gets them top 4.
I’d love to see him on our touch line, managing the Blues, but you don’t go from Pep to him. Not yet.

Yeah Pep went from La Masia to Barcelona, so there's that.

 

[threespires]

Delighted for Vinny as I for one would love to see him as our next Manager once Pep leaves. Lets hope (assuming they do come up) he does a decent job in the Premier.

Probably a fair bit of water to go under the bridge before that becomes an option but we know he's got great leadership qualities and we know he's a very bright guy as well as having had the opportunity to see one of the world's great coaches in action. I don't think it's mad to hope for such a thing and if it happened and he cut the mustard how glorious would that be.

 

[LangleyBlue1970]

Yeah Pep went from La Masia to Barcelona, so there's that.

Whilst I see your point, it’s a bit different. Listen I would love Vincent here one day, but he has to earn it to walk into a vacancy eventually created by Pep leaving.

Hopefully he will.