02-03-2026, 10:55 AM
(02-03-2026, 08:42 AM)Sniffer Dog (Admin) Wrote: Can someone please tell me how Dyche would have kept us up when the players following those pathetic performances against Leeds and Wolves made it crystal clear to EM that they wanted him out.
How would Dyche have gotten a tune out of players who no longer wanted to play for him?
Vitor is not winning PL games but that doesn't change the fact that Dyche would also have got us relegated.
Dyche lost the players and he lost the majority of the fans too.
There is no coming back from that.
I understand that one or two on here are friends with Dyche's assistants etc and want to defend them but lets not show blind loyalty and be blinkered.
The bloke was a terrible appointment and he was rightfully sacked.
What is the constant under all four managers this season?
The players.
If EM is so weak that he takes their views against weighing up the alternatives then that is quite frankly appalling. He should have told the players to pipe the fook down and get on with their jobs.
I’ve asked, and remains unanswered, but somehow this thread keeps turning back to Dyche, do you think we will stay up under Vitor based upon the last three games?
We shouldn’t just change for changing sake.
I’ve seen no suggestion that Dyche had lost the players as a collective and the effort in the games you highlighted doesn’t support that. Yes, three or four may have been unhappy but so the should be, playing at the top level isn’t for the faint hearted. Do you think Foden is happy with Pep right now? Or that Grealish was last season? The manager has to be focused on a bigger picture.
I am struggling to see, as it stands, what warranted the appointment of Vitor, and why he was a better choice, and there’s been nothing posted here to support that.
