| Would the appointment of Dyche or Rodgers propel us back into the Banter Era? (n/t) 16:22 - Jun 16 with 687 views | MalcolmBlue |
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| Would the appointment of Dyche or Rodgers propel us back into the Banter Era? (n on 16:25 - Jun 16 with 679 views | Marshalls_Mullet |
I don't see why Rodgers would, he's generally thought of as a capable coach who plays good / attractive football.
Dyche does what he does well, but I think would be a bad step. |  |
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| Would the appointment of Dyche or Rodgers propel us back into the Banter Era? (n on 16:31 - Jun 16 with 630 views | J2BLUE |
No, that needs to be left in the past. No idea why people are so desperate to cling on to a sh1t period in our history. |  | | |
| Would the appointment of Dyche or Rodgers propel us back into the Banter Era? (n on 16:33 - Jun 16 with 600 views | rickw |
The more I've thought about it the more I think Dyche would be the best option.
I think he's the manager who'll give us the best chance of survival and least chance of being terrible and finishing the season on 7 points!
I would give him a 3 year contract and by then I think he may have turned us into a safe mid table PL team, after that you say thanks and goodbye and look for a new manager who can take us to the next level |  |
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| Would the appointment of Dyche or Rodgers propel us back into the Banter Era? (n on 16:34 - Jun 16 with 596 views | NedPlimpton |
Just throwing it out there...
I'd be happy with Dyche |  | | |
| Would the appointment of Dyche or Rodgers propel us back into the Banter Era? (n on 16:37 - Jun 16 with 561 views | Number22 |
| Would the appointment of Dyche or Rodgers propel us back into the Banter Era? (n on 16:34 - Jun 16 by NedPlimpton |
Just throwing it out there...
I'd be happy with Dyche |
Me too, said it from the start, as a stable option he would be my #1. |  | | |
| Would the appointment of Dyche or Rodgers propel us back into the Banter Era? (n on 17:10 - Jun 16 with 463 views | Garv |
| Would the appointment of Dyche or Rodgers propel us back into the Banter Era? (n on 16:37 - Jun 16 by Number22 |
Me too, said it from the start, as a stable option he would be my #1. |
He'd be firmly bottom of my list (of the names mentioned).
Loves the sound of his own voice, always come across as having a huge ego to me. Plus he seems more interested in posting anti-modern football and anti-woke rants on social media these days anyway.
It'd be as far away from a McKenna type as you could get, albeit I'm sure he's probably a good man manager. |  |
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| Would the appointment of Dyche or Rodgers propel us back into the Banter Era? (n on 18:20 - Jun 16 with 330 views | Swansea_Blue |
Only if the definition of banter era is expanded to include competent (but very different) coaches.
Rodgers has had 8 seasons in the PL and hasn’t finished below the credible 11th place he achieved with Swansea.
Dyche more a bottom of the table manager but his record with Burnley was impressive if not exciting (bar their one good finish when they qualified for one of the lesser European cups).
None of our banter era managers are fit to put out their cones. |  |
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| Would the appointment of Dyche or Rodgers propel us back into the Banter Era? (n on 18:25 - Jun 16 with 319 views | blueoutlook |
Rodger’s is a decent manager. Don’t get why people can’t see that. I’d be happy with him here,more so than OGS or O Neil(who I really don’t want). |  | | |
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| Would the appointment of Dyche or Rodgers propel us back into the Banter Era? (n on 19:48 - Jun 16 with 242 views | mellowblue |
I would be happy with either. Probably our best chance of escaping the drop is to employ someone that actually knows how to succeed in the Prem. |  | | |
| Would the appointment of Dyche or Rodgers propel us back into the Banter Era? (n on 21:00 - Jun 16 with 169 views | RobTheMonk |
Absolutely not. Both extremely experienced managers.
This is in no way in the same stratosphere as Lambert getting a five year contract. |  | | |
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