Sean Dyche - Anyone?

[Omegstrat6]

Dyche is an interesting idea and, given his experience, could do well but even if we could afford him I don't see what would attract him to us. It's true that-if we do manage to avoid relegation- there will be some funds available over the summer for a rebuild but those funds would still be limited and would Dyche really want to be a part of such a project?

[Johnny on the spot 1]

Straight to the point No Thank You
Not for me ,

[Bombers right foot]

No more dinosaurs, Thank You

[baggieal]

No more dinosaurs, Thank You

Lincoln manager Bomber?

[Bombers right foot]

Lincoln manager Bomber?

Doing a great job, probably do well in the Championship, but not with our lot masquerading as footballers

[baggieal]

Doing a great job, probably do well in the Championship, but not with our lot masquerading as footballers

Ha ha - passing ships in the night might be the better word! Young pacey players and clearly no fluke when they hammered us!

[baggiematt]

Got more chance of attracting Sean Bean

[Albionic68]

Based on what I've seen in interviews I've always quite liked Sean Dyche, comes across very well. And his football is nowhere near as bad as has been suggested over the years. It's fairly traditional without being excessively agricultural. Sadly we have about as much chance of landing him in our current predicament as I have of landing on the moon.

[Prando]

Assuming he possesses the attributes to enhance the performance of our squad, sufficient to maintain our Championship status?.then maybe Patel would consider a one off payment to achieve same ? A ?4million deal would be a decent investment. If relegation occurs, a significantly lower payment.

Financially, I guess sensible, given the inevitable deterioration of the Club income in League 1. I wonder what figure would entice him (if any)

[Titchfieldbaggie]

A bit of realism wouldn't go amiss. Totally, utterly out of our league.