Are Burnley right to sack Sean Dyche as coach?
41-45, M
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skimpyboy · 56-60, M
Think the decision would have been taken after the Norwich defeat , the team looked flat and lacking ideas against a team below them , I admire Burnley and Sean Dyche for the tremendous achievements over the past nine years and hope they can somehow pull off a Great escape in the remaining eight games .
skimpyboy · 56-60, M
@Burnley123 it has been a season of more lows than highs ,after beating Everton I did think the team should have gone to Norwich with enough motivation to put in a one hundred per cent committed performance and that day the players threw the manager under the bus .
The squad is in need of major investment and time has caught up with a few players and midfield is an area of concern for any Burnley fan.
The squad is in need of major investment and time has caught up with a few players and midfield is an area of concern for any Burnley fan.
Burnley123 · 41-45, M
@skimpyboy TBF, the player recruitment under Alan Pace has improved.
Cone, Weghorst, Collins and Roberts have all been decent signings who improved the squad.
It's too little, too late though. Two good transfer windows can't compensate for doing nothing for the previous three years. It's an old squad, with obvious weak areas.
Cone, Weghorst, Collins and Roberts have all been decent signings who improved the squad.
It's too little, too late though. Two good transfer windows can't compensate for doing nothing for the previous three years. It's an old squad, with obvious weak areas.