Sean Dyche discusses what went wrong at Burnley and answers if he'd go to Luton Town ⚽

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  • Опубликовано: 9 ноя 2022
  • Former Burnley manager Sean Dyche joined Jim White and Simon Jordan on talkSPORT this afternoon.
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  • @rickclaark8459
    @rickclaark8459 Год назад +190

    Getting Burnley into Europe is actually an insane achievement

    • @joebloggs6922
      @joebloggs6922 Год назад +2

      I remember the game that knocked them out as well. It was one of the qualifiers and they should have won by miles. Created so so many chances but just couldn't finish them. Could've got them through to the group stages which is even more insane.

    • @Nick-ht5yi
      @Nick-ht5yi Год назад

      They’ll do it again in 7 years. So it is written

  • @hovis1st
    @hovis1st Год назад +481

    I will forever hold this man in the highest regard. He took us from the championship to the premier league in a period where we were shaky after our last promotion and relegation, then promoted us again after another relegation, then went on a streak taking us to Europe, producing some of the best English Goalkeepers in the premier league (One of which being Nick Pope who produced the second most amount of clean sheets in the 19-20 season) as well as a crop of quality players that are still playing premier league football, one of which being a Spanish champion, a serious European competitor and a regular England star, and did it all on a shoestring budget.
    Forever a legend of the club.
    Edit: The Spanish Champion is Kieran Trippier.

    • @Murtydaking
      @Murtydaking Год назад +1

      Who’s the player that’s w Spanish champions CBA working it out

    • @paulpurves484
      @paulpurves484 Год назад +4

      I’d love Sean at rangers.

    • @hovis1st
      @hovis1st Год назад +3

      @@Murtydaking Kieran Trippier

    • @joanofarc708
      @joanofarc708 Год назад +1

      He did really well for you didn't spend loads of money bought very well

    • @hovis1st
      @hovis1st Год назад +1

      @@paulpurves484 I think he'd do great at rangers but I've got a lot of mates on both sides on the old firm and you lot love a moan. Don't want yous ruining Dyche for me

  • @georgeknox1822
    @georgeknox1822 Год назад +124

    I’m a Newcastle fan and I think most fans in England have the utmost respect for Sean . Top man and great manager

    • @midlandgeordie
      @midlandgeordie Год назад +2

      Me too

    • @rigmarola8242
      @rigmarola8242 Год назад +2

      Me too

    • @dom6140
      @dom6140 Год назад

      Nope. Boring negative football. Glad he's out of the Prem

    • @dom6140
      @dom6140 Год назад

      @Cian MacGana And that is why he got sacked 🤣 🤡

    • @dom6140
      @dom6140 Год назад

      @Cian MacGana True.

  • @kaypakaipa8559
    @kaypakaipa8559 Год назад +51

    Simons absolutely in love with Dyche 😂
    That smile when Dyche says “the game’ll find u out” is golden😂

    • @billder2655
      @billder2655 Год назад +1

      hahaha i was thinking that, he did it about 2 or 3 times 😂 they're kindred spirits - at least in simon's dreams

    • @DC-YTC
      @DC-YTC Год назад +1

      Crystal Palace fan, they were notorious for employing British managers, funnily enough Dyche was their first choice but he wanted to stay at Burnley. People forget that Vieira was like their 5th choice but they had to get someone in before the season started

  • @RB-xg2vz
    @RB-xg2vz Год назад +129

    Dyche is a breath of fresh air. Never seen Simon smile and nod so much 🎉

    • @dudebro3250
      @dudebro3250 Год назад +15

      He definitely appeared to have respect for Sean. Kind of goes against the notion that he hates every football manager.

    • @smallarmskepa4390
      @smallarmskepa4390 Год назад +22

      @@dudebro3250 he’s just afraid Dyche is gonna pummel him into the floor boards mate

    • @minnielee3399
      @minnielee3399 Год назад

      @@smallarmskepa4390 Nah,Dyche will just nut him with his bald head.😄

    • @gratefulkm
      @gratefulkm Год назад +2

      Dyche is a sycophant, and so is Simon , they simply recognize it in each other

    • @andrewdavy9921
      @andrewdavy9921 Год назад

      ​@@smallarmskepa4390 Dyce would be better off being a rugby League manager, the beautiful game is lost on someone like him

  • @cameronwelty4717
    @cameronwelty4717 Год назад +74

    Grew up a burnley fan in the US. My youth coach from Burnley convinced me to be a supporter when I was 10. Burnley hired Dyche in my first couple of years supporting Burnley so he was basically all I’ve ever known. I’m so grateful for what he has done for the club and the great years he gave us with 2 promotions and a place in Europe. I often get laughed at for supporting burnley, but a manager like dyche makes it very easy to be proud of your club.

    • @Cristian12883
      @Cristian12883 Год назад

      I agree but dyche should of been sacked but not for getting relegated
      I think Burnley needed a new fresh side

    • @cameronwelty4717
      @cameronwelty4717 Год назад +3

      @@Cristian12883 I do agree that a change of scenery was probably for the best. Big Vinny has done an amazing job since he’s been hired and it is nice to see possession based attacking football.

    • @tishknight
      @tishknight Год назад

      Spread the word.

    • @Dasimers
      @Dasimers Год назад +3

      Let them laugh at ya pal, you'd be more than welcome among us at Turf Moor

    • @Crackparty803
      @Crackparty803 Год назад

      Yanks lmao

  • @HerbovioresAreTasty
    @HerbovioresAreTasty Год назад +241

    I"ve only heard Dyche speak a few times but he always seems like a nice and well-spoken bloke. I hope he gets another job soon and wishes him success.

  • @MFC343
    @MFC343 Год назад +115

    I'd have Dyce over Southgate anyday:)

    • @diegolove173
      @diegolove173 Год назад

      Brexit football won’t work at the EURO or World Cup

    • @Bobby_sprinkles
      @Bobby_sprinkles Год назад +1

      I would as well.

    • @MrKh4Ot1k
      @MrKh4Ot1k Год назад +6

      I hope the right people stumble across your idea.

    • @kingveetee
      @kingveetee Год назад +1

      The bar is low for England. Budget does not stop you from playing attractive style of football. He only knows how to play one way.

    • @stupendous7848
      @stupendous7848 Год назад

      @@kingveetee it's budget + competition. and when that forms your team a reputation, you attract certain players and turn away others.

  • @mattswinnerton9892
    @mattswinnerton9892 Год назад +146

    I’ll be honest I think he is spot on. He deserves a pl club. He is a very good manager there is nothing wrong in knowing your worth

    • @MufaroAntony
      @MufaroAntony Год назад +9

      Fossil football will defo get relegated

    • @alebongo999
      @alebongo999 Год назад +19

      @@MufaroAntony did the best within his means. Wait let me guess you love the fact football has been corporatised and there is a huge wealth gap

    • @smallarmskepa4390
      @smallarmskepa4390 Год назад

      @@alebongo999 calm down little guy

    • @Tripleexel
      @Tripleexel Год назад +7

      Everyone says he deserves a premier league job but never their club

    • @stupendous7848
      @stupendous7848 Год назад +1

      @@smallarmskepa4390 Im sure you felt called out bc you are a glory hunter. everyone with names like "small arms kepa" only cares about the big clubs.

  • @northernexile
    @northernexile Год назад +32

    I don't think I've ever seen Mr. Jordan have such an open man crush on someone. Adorable.

  • @FrankieBlueEyes
    @FrankieBlueEyes Год назад +52

    He was on The Athletic Podcast about two weeks ago and goes a lot more in depth on his time off and how he coaches, great listen.

  • @navanbasson6269
    @navanbasson6269 Год назад +4

    Sounds exactly like Mark Goldbridge wow

  • @garylitchfield7047
    @garylitchfield7047 Год назад +60

    What an honest upfront guy Sean is! The premier league miss him. Wishing him all the very best.

  • @georgiyankov3611
    @georgiyankov3611 Год назад +27

    Goosebumps listening to this man. Absolutely spot on. Unfortunately, nowadays we look at the flash and glitter rather than substance.
    I would hire Sean in a heartbeat.

  • @trivadpt
    @trivadpt Год назад +2

    ARSENAL fan here... I LIKE THIS GUYS THOUGHTS!

  • @morestupidforms
    @morestupidforms Год назад +72

    Sean Dyche is a football man, absolute legend.

    • @MenWithVen
      @MenWithVen Год назад +2

      "proper football man" TM

  • @anthonyhiggins9799
    @anthonyhiggins9799 Год назад +22

    He looks five years younger. Goes to show what stress and pressure can do, and the benefits of a break.

  • @martinjasper7650
    @martinjasper7650 Год назад +13

    Gotta love Sean Dyche. His honesty is coming through and he is sincere.. Hope he gets another crack at the Prem...

  • @tehgam3r007
    @tehgam3r007 Год назад +9

    Brilliant Interview lads, really enjoyed that. Sean's top class! Love listening to him, he's an honest straight talker who's a brilliant manager. Hope you get another job soon Sean.

  • @alexcoyg3281
    @alexcoyg3281 Год назад +78

    He is a great manager, hope he gets a good job soon

  • @Lifewithgoldbridge121
    @Lifewithgoldbridge121 Год назад +3

    Why am I thinking about Goldbridge throughout this interview? 😕

  • @TataMataAkrobata
    @TataMataAkrobata Год назад +8

    sean dyche is awesome. love to see him and simon in the studio, hopefully there's more videos to come.

  • @grahamjones9888
    @grahamjones9888 Год назад +7

    Utter respect to Sean. No bitterness. He comes across brilliantly in this snippet.

  • @Mr_Brown876
    @Mr_Brown876 Год назад +5

    I have never seen Simon Jordon look so pleased. To be honest Sean Dyche sounds like a honest guy. Great interview guys.

  • @DroneRunner1975
    @DroneRunner1975 Год назад +21

    Great manager for us at Burnley. The years he was there we competed against teams who are the best in the world. Burnley is tiny in comparison. Will always have thanks for him- however by the end few seasons the football wasn’t great, the results worsened and the age of the squad grew… since Kompany has come in it’s been so so fresh it’s hard to put into words. It’s like a brand new club with big new ideas. The fans are back roaring, the squad has youth and a desire the football is superb. I really thing Burnley will bounce back up and shock the prem with just how much has changed.

  • @lewispledger7482
    @lewispledger7482 Год назад +16

    He’s such a genuine guy. I imagine his players would die for him on the pitch. He definitely deserves a prem role. (QPR fan)

  • @Alan_J_Cooper
    @Alan_J_Cooper Год назад +16

    Kompany is doing great for us, and it definitely feels like we'll be back up next season, but it just doesn't feel the same without Dyche. Also, although I've always respected Simon and his views, I respect him even more now that I see how he views Sean and Burnley.

    • @chriswilkinson7636
      @chriswilkinson7636 Год назад +4

      The concern with Vincent kompany is could Burnley survive in the premier League playing like they are now? That is a worry for another time though, I'm well aware that we need to get up there first.

    • @timjim875
      @timjim875 Год назад

      No

    • @tombardsley3081
      @tombardsley3081 Год назад +1

      @@chriswilkinson7636 if Bournemouth are in the battle to stay in the league, then this Burnley side can with a newer younger group of players

    • @bleb87
      @bleb87 Год назад

      @@timjim875 this. When burnley is in the prem next season. The prem will show what kompany is worth.

  • @tishknight
    @tishknight Год назад +37

    He will always be loved in our town.
    I've watched the Clarets for 65 years and used to boast to my 3 lads that they would never see Burnley (as i did) in the top division.Sean proved me wrong.He was fabulous for the town.He came when then kids in Burnley were wearing Man U and Liverpool tops and in no time they were wearing Claret and Blue.
    Thanks for everything Sean.Great manager,great man.

    • @jakebolger6248
      @jakebolger6248 Год назад +2

      What a lovely comment

    • @tishknight
      @tishknight Год назад

      @@jakebolger6248 thanks Jake.

    • @andrewdavy9921
      @andrewdavy9921 Год назад

      ​@@tishknight Burnley played ugly football under him, I wouldn't even call it football to be honest, he got you relegated remember that

    • @tishknight
      @tishknight Год назад +2

      @@andrewdavy9921 i agree,the football was shite but he revitalised the town.If you are not from Burnley you perhaps don't understand what the club means to us.
      It's everything,we've got nowt else.

    • @mowvu5380
      @mowvu5380 Год назад

      you guys been blessed with top mangers if you think. stan ternent alone is enough to be proud of your club. and dychey as well. good memories for burnley fans

  • @matthewpope1300
    @matthewpope1300 Год назад +7

    Sean is a proper manager , hard working and very down to earth.

  • @richfielder6337
    @richfielder6337 Год назад +10

    Great interview! Very interesting and honest

  • @trevdavis9234
    @trevdavis9234 Год назад +4

    What a brilliant guest. Best clip I’ve seen in ages. Honest forthright and deserves a good job. More of this 👍👍👍👍👍

  • @googleuser4467
    @googleuser4467 Год назад +13

    It would be great to hear Sean on the airwaves again. He is one of the most articulated football person I have heard in media. Souness, Carra, Sinclair, Gabby, Shearer, Scholes Merson and morrison could learn a thing or two Sean on how to work in the media.

    • @FreshAlchemy
      @FreshAlchemy Год назад

      I think Souness, Carra, Shearer and Scholes already know perfectly well how to work in the media and they've done a lot more of it than Sean Dyche has. The others you mentioned are just crap pundits.

    • @jamesking1239
      @jamesking1239 Год назад

      My god

  • @ricksanchez3218
    @ricksanchez3218 Год назад +13

    Surprised southampton didnt go for him, i suspect everton will be his next job, cant see lampard surviving end of the season

  • @superwhizzplays2759
    @superwhizzplays2759 Год назад +4

    Dyche is a very well spoken down to earth man and he seems like he really gets football and gets the best out of what he’s got, I hope he gets a job in the premier league

  • @tombaz08
    @tombaz08 Год назад +9

    Enjoyed listening to him, great guy!

  • @mchops9898
    @mchops9898 Год назад +2

    Dychy is a good fit for Everton imo.

  • @michalswiderski507
    @michalswiderski507 Год назад

    this was so good. love this chat. so insightful

  • @thezakie123
    @thezakie123 Год назад +3

    That slight hint of a smile fromJordan when Dyche said “the game will find you out”

  • @grassrootsfootball225
    @grassrootsfootball225 Год назад +2

    great character and really pragmatic coach who can get the best out of limited resources.. I could listen to Dychey all day

  • @saifmiah5489
    @saifmiah5489 Год назад +3

    This was like a job interview

  • @motomoto8383
    @motomoto8383 Год назад +2

    The people who think he’s burnley level and no higher clearly think they know a lot when in reality they clearly don’t know much other than the popular takes. There is nothing to say dyche couldn’t play in a different way in a different team and budget. He could hardly play differently with what he had at Burnley. What did you expect him to do, turn Burnley into the current Arsenal?

  • @POWDR
    @POWDR Год назад +17

    I say give him the England job lol

    • @plopplop1984
      @plopplop1984 Год назад +1

      Has he done enough to earn that job tho?? Hasn’t managed top players and deal with egos… would need to prove himself at a epl club

    • @POWDR
      @POWDR Год назад

      @@plopplop1984 lmao South “Rele”gate sucks so much anyone can walk in and do a decent job

  • @paulmurray3322
    @paulmurray3322 Год назад +5

    Glad he cleared the air at Burnley... Great Manager and no doubt will find his place...Thank you Sean for your efforts...👍🏆🇦🇺

  • @lesscotford1419
    @lesscotford1419 Год назад +1

    If anyone can get us out of the mire we're in its Sean Dyche. Good luck boss. Straight talker, what's needed in Evertons boot room.

  • @garyoconnor3509
    @garyoconnor3509 Год назад +1

    Dyche is straight to the point good interview

  • @AJP321
    @AJP321 Год назад

    This is one of the most insightful (and compelling) exchanges I have ever listened to on TalkSport.

  • @christophernicolson5086
    @christophernicolson5086 Год назад +9

    Really impressed with how he talks about himself and his work. Hope he gets an opportunity.

  • @M66CBH
    @M66CBH Год назад +8

    If we get Gio out. I’d happily have Dyches to Rangers. Guaranteed European football and time to get the team sorted out.

  • @BlatantPlagiarism
    @BlatantPlagiarism Год назад +2

    Clever from Dyche name dropping Spurs in this interview. Could have chosen any club for his example but he name drops Spurs who are currently struggling with Conte who might still go so potential vacancy. Very well spoken and defo not the last the prems seen of Dyche. 👏

    • @frasierfreak92
      @frasierfreak92 Год назад +2

      You think Daniel Levy is going to hand the keys to a billion pound club to Sean Dyche??!!?? Behave. Spurs fans aren’t happy with Conte’s style, they’d be suicidal with Dyche as a manager.

  • @tnsindustrial
    @tnsindustrial Год назад +3

    Sean's done well to make Simon listen for that long.

  • @lukebailey853
    @lukebailey853 Год назад +2

    This was TalkSport interviewing Sean. He should go to Luton.

  • @lesktube
    @lesktube Год назад

    Fantastic interview 👏👏👏👏👏

  • @jaycruz1211
    @jaycruz1211 Год назад +27

    Considering he hasn't gone to Southampton, Bournemouth, etc it tells me that after the world cup he'll probably be next in line to take the England job

    • @BridgeStamford
      @BridgeStamford Год назад +2

      You really believe that?

    • @bfcrangers5411
      @bfcrangers5411 Год назад +2

      As a Burnley fan I don't think he'll get the England job as much as I'd love him to

    • @eddycarpenter8989
      @eddycarpenter8989 Год назад +2

      He should have gotten the Villa job over Gerrard

    • @jamiegormer1010
      @jamiegormer1010 Год назад

      Why wouldn't the fa ,give him the job ,
      The guy who has it now,never had nowhere near as much success in management before he got the job

    • @matthewdoyle3877
      @matthewdoyle3877 Год назад

      @@bfcrangers5411 Glad u went down

  • @fionacavalier
    @fionacavalier Год назад +1

    Good interview

  • @blueSkies777
    @blueSkies777 Год назад +1

    Best of luck at Everton Sean, we need sortin out asap

  • @daveclarke9639
    @daveclarke9639 Год назад

    Absolutely fantastic interview

  • @Abruzzi4
    @Abruzzi4 Год назад +2

    U can tell Sean is bothered, even though he says he isn't, that the former pros are getting into management and landing the plum jobs. Lampard, Gerrard etc. But the game will find u out if u are good or not. Surely one of these teams will dial Seans number soon!

  • @RoadsideGee
    @RoadsideGee Год назад +8

    Proven manager in the PL on a tight budget. However the fact Nathan jones, lampard and gerrard are being given a chance makes me think Sean Dyche’s next move will be in the championship.

    • @stupendous7848
      @stupendous7848 Год назад

      Don't put Lampard in that group. He is quality. People just have selective memeory when it comes to him and they completrly ignore all the things he's done well. I would take him back at Chelsea in a heartbeat. Certainly over Dyche too, with all due respect to him.

    • @GaryBox
      @GaryBox Год назад

      I think if he's patient he will get another chance. There are a number of clubs who would consider him mid season as a manager to try and secure premier League safety. The likes of Sam Allerdyce are retired and Dyche could do a job for some clubs. I can't think of a single team in the premier League that has an inferior playing staff or budget than Burnley. He would back himself to do a job.

    • @jamesy666
      @jamesy666 Год назад

      @@stupendous7848 what you on ? 🤣🤣

    • @fifaboy12345
      @fifaboy12345 Год назад

      @@jamesy666 his comment certainly aged well eh, considering lampard is now fired and Dyche has his job now

  • @just_callis
    @just_callis Год назад

    Top chat from SD there 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

  • @nungiceman
    @nungiceman Год назад +3

    Sean Dyche is a quality manager. Would love to see him back in the Premier league.

  • @AInfusedNetwork
    @AInfusedNetwork Год назад +3

    Well balanced individual Sean is. He could’ve done well with the Villa job. He needs another chance for sure!

  • @markanderson6969
    @markanderson6969 Год назад +14

    He has shown he can take a club with a limited budget and work miracles, would like to see him given the chance with a bigger club to see what he can do

    • @timjim875
      @timjim875 Год назад +3

      Definitely 💯 could do a job at Everton.

    • @hegeliandianetik2009
      @hegeliandianetik2009 Год назад

      @@timjim875 Everton can do much better than a long ball merchant.

    • @timjim875
      @timjim875 Год назад

      @@hegeliandianetik2009 reckon he would organise the defence and keep them up

  • @marcoluca9232
    @marcoluca9232 Год назад +7

    If I were Rangers this is who I would be seriously considering going for as their next manager and I'm a Celtic fan.

    • @PeteBigChief
      @PeteBigChief Год назад

      There's a big difference in pressure between managing a team that is trying to stay in the league, and a team that has to win every week. Whether he can handle the latter pressure, is anyone's guess.

    • @marcoluca9232
      @marcoluca9232 Год назад +1

      @@PeteBigChief every manager appointment or player signing is not a guarantee of success.

  • @kttink02
    @kttink02 Год назад

    IMO he would be a perfect fit for Bournemouth, under new ownership he could bring the players in he wants and fit them with a style of play which would keep them playing premier league football consistently.

  • @tonylam4549
    @tonylam4549 Год назад

    Would be interesting to see him or other British coaches working in other top European leagues.
    Might also contribute to improving the perception of British coaches, since he mentioned that.

  • @Joelinton1892
    @Joelinton1892 Год назад +5

    He needs a club to take a chance on him, he worked miracles at Burnley plus I would love to see if he is capable of other styles.

  • @kieran8845
    @kieran8845 Год назад +1

    I have huge respect for Dyche. He worked miracles just to keep Burnley in the PL multiple times on a shoe string budget. He got criticized for old school tactics and playing dirty but he's actually quite tactically astute and they could play too. I'd love to see how he gets on at a higher elk club with some decent money to spend.

  • @Moon-nf5fr
    @Moon-nf5fr Год назад +5

    He worked wonders for us.
    Every Burnley fan would love to see Dyche go with a bigger team.
    He'll always be a hero in Burnley.
    We wish him well.

  • @gabecunningham2717
    @gabecunningham2717 Год назад +2

    He'd be a fantastic England manager imo his CV runs rings around Southgate

  • @tommythecat
    @tommythecat Год назад

    7:36 Marvelling at how quickly, assertively and politely Dyche shut down that fella looking for a soundbite

  • @anthonyconnolly7925
    @anthonyconnolly7925 Год назад +2

    very clever honest manager that could hold his own at any pl club hope he's back soon

  • @leebannister2776
    @leebannister2776 Год назад +1

    Gotta love dyche for how he sticks to his firm but fair principles, I'm amazed he wasn't considered for the Southampton job.

  • @jamesa3184
    @jamesa3184 Год назад

    Such an insightful video. Dyche comes across really well. I’d like to see him installed at at a bigger Premier League club.

  • @sammybeck4855
    @sammybeck4855 Год назад +14

    Simon = Top LAD Proper Clobber. Southgate out. Dyche a top bloke and a good manager too

    • @TheLlamaKid
      @TheLlamaKid Год назад +3

      Sir Sammy = Top Lad Proper Clobber 👌 👏
      Fully agree with this - Sean in!

    • @lfcspectre4335
      @lfcspectre4335 Год назад +2

      Sean Dyche for England would be perfect

    • @rogercooke4589
      @rogercooke4589 Год назад

      Dyche definitely a paid up member of the Jordanite army

    • @sammybeck4855
      @sammybeck4855 Год назад +1

      @@TheLlamaKid Sir Mark and Sir Simon = Top LADS Proper Clobber

    • @sammybeck4855
      @sammybeck4855 Год назад +2

      @@lfcspectre4335 Sean and Spectre = Top LADS Proper Clobber

  • @stuff_n_tings6885
    @stuff_n_tings6885 Год назад

    I hope Sean finds another job soon and continues managing but I have to say a regular spot on talksport would be highly entertaining also, he seems to be a good fit.

  • @StealthyBenjamin
    @StealthyBenjamin Год назад +1

    Fair play, seems like a good bloke. Surprisingly natural orator as well

  • @paulkilburn6102
    @paulkilburn6102 Год назад +2

    Greatest respect he built the Burnley of today. Ever grateful

  • @andrewroberts4736
    @andrewroberts4736 Год назад

    Very intelligent and articulate.
    Hope he is back in the PL soon.

  • @richardredman3947
    @richardredman3947 Год назад

    Very similar to Tony Pulis at Stoke. Kept a club up for many more years than would have been expected.

  • @andybrogan8098
    @andybrogan8098 Год назад +1

    I wanted Dyche at Villa, this lad is quality 💜💙

  • @bmw-e30
    @bmw-e30 Год назад

    Comes across as a decent and straightforward person. Always liked his interviews. Would very likely have kept Burnley up as well.

  • @gavinmitchell8389
    @gavinmitchell8389 Год назад +1

    I truly admire this man a true class act.

  • @mowvu5380
    @mowvu5380 Год назад

    as a luton fan i think dychey would definitely be able to take us to the next level. nathan jones has left us a semi decent squad this time.
    having said that, he does deserve to go straight into the prem. it would take us a few years to get back in the top div again and he's probably not up for the grind.
    fair play to him for being honest

  • @stupendous7848
    @stupendous7848 Год назад

    I don't like the things he's had to say about my club (Chelsea), but he is genuine and down to earth, and you have to appreciate that.

  • @rickrank321
    @rickrank321 Год назад +3

    I sometimes joke about Sean Dyche's Burnley side, but I've always had a huge amount of respect for him as a manager and for what he achieved throughout his journey there. He definitely deserves to manage a club in the prem. Personally, it sounds like he 1) is keeping tabs on what's currently going on the prem (he said he wasn't really) and 2) wants the Tottenham job when they sack Conte, who Dyche seemingly took a bit of an indirect jab at in his response to Simon's question about the perception of him as a manager based on his style of play at Burnley. That's the only acceptable explanation for why anyone would "spontaneously" use Tottenham as an example of a club that has more technical and skillful players to work with than a club like Burnley. It's of course true, but in every day football talk its unusual for people to choose spurs (over other top 6 clubs) to make comparisons like that. I think he wants the spurs job personally. would be interested to know how spurs fans would feel about that

    • @mrfab4383
      @mrfab4383 Год назад

      No he doesn’t, he was just making a stylistic argument because Conte also plays pragmatic football

    • @honkitchang1489
      @honkitchang1489 Год назад

      Spurs will never even think of Dyche as a managerial candidate. Hell, he can't even get ahead of the ex Luton manager LOL

  • @VoiceOfThe
    @VoiceOfThe Год назад

    Interesting discussion this.

  • @evertonyuma2723
    @evertonyuma2723 Год назад +2

    Welcome to Goodison

  • @OzyMandias13
    @OzyMandias13 Год назад +10

    How much could it have gone wrong? He was there like 9 years. Longer than a lot of marriages.

  • @kingra2650
    @kingra2650 Год назад

    He always spoke well after matches did Sean Dyche, seemed very intelligent and knowledgeable, but also polite and well mannered. Should definitely get another PL job at some point in the near future. Everton?

  • @technicaljhb3456
    @technicaljhb3456 Год назад

    What a likeable gent, great insight.

  • @johannisvanleeuwen5533
    @johannisvanleeuwen5533 Год назад

    What an eloquent and knowledgeable man.

  • @Bovara
    @Bovara Год назад +2

    Who ever gets him next will be very lucky to have him.

  • @garethparr9482
    @garethparr9482 Год назад

    Cracking interview. I’d take him at Wigan right now.

  • @BenDPB
    @BenDPB Год назад

    I would love Dyche at Luton, I think he would love it at Kenny but I agree he does deserve to be given the chance back in the Premiership. I think of the jobs that have or would come up in the Premiership only Wolves or or West Ham would suit him imo.

  • @puffin7285
    @puffin7285 Год назад +1

    I would have genuinely been happy with him at Villa. Make no mistake I am estactic and do prefer Emery but I woul dhave been very very happy if Dyche was the man we got.

  • @cliveatkinson3100
    @cliveatkinson3100 Год назад +1

    Sean did a fantastic job at Burnley without the board investing but the last two years it had become stale . But soon as the board acted we starting getting results but it came to late . Wish Sean all the best but we made him a wealthy man and we move on and at the moment we are doing ok under Vinny and long may it continue. UTC 👍

  • @Oscarspoem
    @Oscarspoem Год назад +1

    I really like the man. A person who you would play for.

  • @kendo5862
    @kendo5862 Год назад +16

    Perhaps falling out with owners can harm your career but we need this man back in PL.... everyone’s favourite underdog manager ✊

    • @desmo998rr
      @desmo998rr Год назад +3

      everyone’s?

    • @MufaroAntony
      @MufaroAntony Год назад +2

      @@desmo998rr he’s football is boring

    • @jackdelacey2505
      @jackdelacey2505 Год назад +4

      @@MufaroAntony as dyche said, you can play entertaining football and still lose matches

    • @smallarmskepa4390
      @smallarmskepa4390 Год назад +2

      @@jackdelacey2505 you can play unentertaining and lose matches as well. Let’s use that brain next time you comment

    • @jackdelacey2505
      @jackdelacey2505 Год назад +7

      @@smallarmskepa4390 you clearly haven't paid attention, the earlier comment mentioned the fact that dyches football is boring but yet did well to keep them in the premier league for 7 years

  • @thefelrider
    @thefelrider Год назад +2

    Top manager and top bloke, in at the deep end today. First game in charge VS. Arsenal.

  • @shantaram0073
    @shantaram0073 Год назад

    Come to The London Stadium! Please!!