My Patience Has Finally Evaporated For Dyche.

[sinkov]

I have finally lost patience with Sean Dyche, my main concern and gripe has always been with our Board and the seemingly lack of ambition, be it by intent or sheer incompetence, but my faith in Sean Dyche regardless of not being backed more by the Board has finally gone.

His "Loyalty" to players is infuriating to see, and also work's against the team.

We have a poor front line of Barnes and Wood, and can only bring on a 38 year old has been to lump high balls up to and hope a knock down will fall to a Claret, yet a £10 Million player in Vydra is wasted sitting on his arse, regardless of what anyone on here says Vydra has not been given a fair crack of the whip, so why was money spent on him ?

The same can be said of Gibson, what does this young guy feel coming into training every day and watching Mee and Tarky have some dreadful games yet keep getting picked ?

So why was Vydra and Gibson purchased ? Don't tell me they are for the future as when purchased we needed them asap NOT for the future.

This Rigg fella has gone on video as saying Dyche and Garlick are on the same page, doesn't seem so with Wells, Vydra and Gibson not getting fair treatment when those costing us are reused time and time again, who gave the final nod on getting these players ? Players who are not top class, but being wasted watching regulars not performing.

I have read threads on here and some of us are getting frayed at the edges (including me), and who can blame them with Total Bollox coming out of Garlick's mouth about BFC's Bank account, his total own goal with his admission about Che Adams (reiterated just for giggles by Rigg), and Garlick's lack of investment and generally resting on his laurels, and total Bullsh!t baffles brains dialogue coming from Sean Dyche who obviously has taken lessons from Alastair Campbell about spin.

Riggs comments about the Vokes/Crouch deal being a successful window really did it for me, can anybody say if West Ham, Southampton, Brighton, Palace or even Cardiff had said that ? we'd have been laughing at them for months.

Dyche has had to work with what he's got, but late subs, continuing with players who are not pulling their weight time and time again with fringe players not being given a chance and seemingly NO plan B with the occasional good stint of games but far more dross being seen than the good stints.

Don't ask me who I'd like to replace Dyche, I don't know, just like with replacing the Board, they have let us fester for too long and it is going to take a lot more money to repair it, better to have done it at least 18 months ago as the building of a new team now will take Millions more now than it would have done earlier, we may still escape falling into the Championship this year, but it will come sooner or later especially with our Board still living on past success's and their constant negative attitude with the excuse of the "little old Burnley" attitude.

As I have said before, BFC can use any excuse they like with continuing sky high transfer fees, European Football or anything else they'd like us to swallow, but the bottom line is they have failed Burnley Football Club, its supporters and themselves, they have taken us to new heights yes, but obviously have reached their ceiling of competence.

I will keep supporting Burnley Football Club as long as I live, be it Premier League or National League, it pains me to write what may seem to some derogatory remarks about BFC, but many have said for well over a year now that performances and lack of action from our Board was hurting our Club, I as others I'm sure take no pride in saying unfortunately that hurt is now biting us on the backside and its a very long way back if its even possible.

I've a lot of time for Dyche Alto, as you probably know, but I don't dispute anything you say, your criticisms are all perfectly valid. Despite my admiration for Dyche I always believe that the buck stops with the manager, and if the wheels are falling off, as they are, then it's his responsibility. If indeed, instead of solving our problems, Dyche has become the problem, then we could agree to an amicable parting of the ways, it would have to be done that way, this club owes the man far, far too much just to call him in one morning and tell him he's sacked.

But then what ? Mr Garlick and the board would still be in place, and you admit yourself that you have no idea who to replace him with, of course you don't, neither do I, nor does anyone else, because the man who could do a better job than Dyche, given the constraints he operates under, probably doesn't exist. But football being what it is, change is probably coming, Dyche himself has often said he won't be here for ever, he may well not be here much longer, like Lt-Colonel Kilgore said in Apocalypse Now, "One day son, this war's gonna end".

But when it does, don't expect things to get any better.

[army88]

I've a lot of time for Dyche Alto, as you probably know, but I don't dispute anything you say, your criticisms are all perfectly valid. Despite my admiration for Dyche I always believe that the buck stops with the manager, and if the wheels are falling off, as they are, then it's his responsibility. If indeed, instead of solving our problems, Dyche has become the problem, then we could agree to an amicable parting of the ways, it would have to be done that way, this club owes the man far, far too much just to call him in one morning and tell him he's sacked.

But then what ? Mr Garlick and the board would still be in place, and you admit yourself that you have no idea who to replace him with, of course you don't, neither do I, nor does anyone else, because the man who could do a better job than Dyche, given the constraints he operates under, probably doesn't exist. But football being what it is, change is probably coming, Dyche himself has often said he won't be here for ever, he may well not be here much longer, like Lt-Colonel Kilgore said in Apocalypse Now, "One day son, this war's gonna end".

But when it does, don't expect things to get any better.

I don’t think for a minute they’ll sack him Sinkov he’s the ideal manager, doesn’t moan express his concerns over signings or lack of , simply explains the clubs position has he’s been told to do and backs the board.
He fits like a hand in a glove,

I wander if it may change if we went down again and didn’t come straight back up like last time,
The powers that be are comfortable with the premier league and the living they have out of it.
If the money dried up a bit it maybe different.

I’m a fan of Dyche to a point though I think his structure and tactics have been worked out along time ago and that is partly why we simply can’t compete at this level.

we need to hope he can perform one last set of miracles in the next 6 weeks to keep us in this league or I think we could be on a slippy slope down, as I can’t see the board investing in premier league players to get us up again when they blatantly refused to do it twice this season.

[Altobelli]

Yes I know we owe Sean Dyche a lot for what he has done for Burnley Football Club, he's been brilliant, but "been" is the operative word here, as Jon says "Boring Football, Boring Tactics ,..HOOF hOOF, and again Hoof it !!

He's been found out in more ways than one, whether we play in the Top division or National League, I used to pay to watch my Football Club (BFC) and expect to be entertained, for the last 18 Months it has been hit and miss with too much miss, and the lack of support by the Board and verbal rubbish by them, Dyche and Rigg is IMO swinging the lead.

Aye, I know its unlikely that Dyche will get sacked or leave, just like the Board will not be replaced, only said I did not know of anyone to replace them in case some clever bugger asked who I'd put in their place.

So if nothing changes (which it probably wont) expect more of the same to make it eventually worse, regardless my allegiance for Sean Dyche, just like the Board has gone.