Andy Carrol

[malwayne]

Hasn’t Dyche got a track record for improving players, and subsequently making them better long term. Plus ,in the past, he”s always been capable of getting the best out of what he has to work with.Who is to say, with our backs against the wall, he can’t do the same again this time. I feel sure there will be one or two twists and turns before the deadline arrives in a little over two weeks time. I cannot believe that anyone connected with management at our club ,wants us to be relegated. This season is not over by a long way, but reading all the messages on here, you would think the opposite.

[Swissclaret]

Hasn’t Dyche got a track record for improving players, and subsequently making them better long term. Plus ,in the past, he”s always been capable of getting the best out of what he has to work with.Who is to say, with our backs against the wall, he can’t do the same again this time. I feel sure there will be one or two twists and turns before the deadline arrives in a little over two weeks time. I cannot believe that anyone connected with management at our club ,wants us to be relegated. This season is not over by a long way, but reading all the messages on here, you would think the opposite.

I agree Malwayne that the season is not over and despite pessimism/ realism we all hope that we can stay up.

However, something is not right this season. Some of the tactics, substitutions and reliance on out of form players have been hard to understand. Keep repeating that “we are not far off” has started to wear very thin and is more frequently replaced now by hoping to “nick a goal”.

We all know that we are fighting for survival in the PL pretty much every season. We know that SD’s hands were tied by Garlick. We acknowledge that BFC owes him a lot for what has been achieved on and off the pitch.

However, something is not right this season.

[Norder]

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We know that SD’s hands were tied by Garlick

lost count of the amount of times I've read such as that - Swiss.....facts are, If S.D didn't like it, he could have Gone. there was nothing to stop him, and on many occasions, when we didn't make signings or weak areas were exposed, he'd make a statement of faith in club and players, and would back Garlick with the old "we're doing all we can, it's a tough market etc".....because there was a plan, and S.D played his part - Happily, thats as I see it.