Manager for next season

[pauliewalnuts]

Dyche has refused to commit to Burnley apparently when asked about it.

Maybe he just like winning promotions?

“It’s for another time, it’s not for now,” he said, when quizzed on the speculation about the future.

He just wants to talk about Burnley and not respond to stupid questions about his future.

Basically, wants to join the Villa. And who can blame him?

I'd go for him above Pearson any day of the week.

[Tony Erdington]

and when did this all start!!??

[kippaxvilla2]

I'd love him to come just to see the look on his face when he first meets fatuous features himself.

[ozzjim]

Dyche would be an incredible appointment considering his stock, his record in that division and where his club are and where we are. He would be bonkers in many ways to do it, but we are a much bigger club. Success at Villa Park would be a massive tick on his CV to bigger things in the future.

[tomd2103]

Dyche would be an incredible appointment considering his stock, his record in that division and where his club are and where we are. He would be bonkers in many ways to do it, but we are a much bigger club. Success at Villa Park would be a massive tick on his CV to bigger things in the future.

The problem I can see with someone like Dyche is that he is coming from a club where the players are committed, hard working and obviously buy into his methods.  I can imagine after the first training session with us he would realise that he was up against something very different and a group of players accustomed to doing pretty much as they pleased. It would be a huge test for someone like him.

[kippaxvilla2]

There's a rumour doing the rounds on the bible that is Twitter that Pearson was seen leaving BMH around 4.30 today.

[cdbearsfan]

Hopefully just lost on his way to The Belfry.

[Rudy Can't Fail]

Dyche has refused to commit to Burnley apparently when asked about it.

Maybe he just like winning promotions?

“It’s for another time, it’s not for now,” he said, when quizzed on the speculation about the future.

He just wants to talk about Burnley and not respond to stupid questions about his future.

Basically, wants to join the Villa. And who can blame him?

I'd go for him above Pearson any day of the week.

Only because he speaks posh.

[Des Little]

Dyche would be an incredible appointment considering his stock, his record in that division and where his club are and where we are. He would be bonkers in many ways to do it, but we are a much bigger club. Success at Villa Park would be a massive tick on his CV to bigger things in the future.

The problem I can see with someone like Dyche is that he is coming from a club where the players are committed, hard working and obviously buy into his methods.  I can imagine after the first training session with us he would realise that he was up against something very different and a group of players accustomed to doing pretty much as they pleased. It would be a huge test for someone like him.

Surely the same applies to whoever comes in? They'll all be greeted with the same steaming pile of shite and have to deal with it, regardless of where they are coming from.

[tomd2103]

Dyche would be an incredible appointment considering his stock, his record in that division and where his club are and where we are. He would be bonkers in many ways to do it, but we are a much bigger club. Success at Villa Park would be a massive tick on his CV to bigger things in the future.

The problem I can see with someone like Dyche is that he is coming from a club where the players are committed, hard working and obviously buy into his methods.  I can imagine after the first training session with us he would realise that he was up against something very different and a group of players accustomed to doing pretty much as they pleased. It would be a huge test for someone like him.

Surely the same applies to whoever comes in? They'll all be greeted with the same steaming pile of shite and have to deal with it, regardless of where they are coming from.

It does, but some managers out there will have dealt with similar situations before and have experience of it.  Younger managers like Dyche might not and we all saw the struggles Lambert had coming from Norwich.

[claretandbeer]

Dyche signed a new contract in February.There was an interview where he was unable to commit his future to Burnley but that was in May 2015 after relegation from the Premiership.

[olaftab]

The problem with Lambert was that he sacrificed all his previous managerial principles in order to live like a jekyll  and earn loads of money. We need a manager who is not prepared to become a nodding donkey.

[LeeB]

The problem with Lambert was that he sacrificed all his previous managerial principles in order to live like a jekyll  and earn loads of money. We need a manager who is not prepared to become a nodding donkey.

You're spot on there mate.

[brian green]

Absolutely right olaftab.  The REAL damage started when Lambert abandoned all his style and successful methods of management to appease Lerner.  He went straight from promising young manager to stooge overnight.

[Witton Warrior]

Absolutely right olaftab.  The REAL damage started when Lambert abandoned all his style and successful methods of management to appease Lerner.  He went straight from promising young manager to stooge overnight.

A million quid will do that to a man

More generally any manager coming in who can get anything positive out of us in the next few years should be lauded as bleeding genius