This should be relatively straightforward, the new manager bounce not withstanding.
The starting xi picks itself, unless Partey is not fit enough to start and Lokonga takes his place.
Isn't this the same season when we were the best team and it all disappeared after that terrible injury for Dudu? Please don't jinx this.
Martinelli hasn’t exactly been on form as of late but he has just signed that new contract and it’s not uncommon for players to really want to make something happen once they’ve signed a new deal.
Isn't this the same season when we were the best team and it all disappeared after that terrible injury for Dudu? Please don't jinx this.
I like how explains things so simply and with so much common sense, concepts that some people would need to overcomplicate beyond belief.
Also I absolutely hate the narrative around Dyche that he's some sort of old school "get stuck in" manager with little need for tactics. He uses a lot of really progressive principles in how his team plays while also acknowledging the limitations which his Burnley side has. I don't think his ideas are any less complexed than lets say Klopp with Liverpool.
Was starting to become quite anxious this wasn't posted earlier. You're starting to slack off, man.
Get your act together!! This isn't your run-of-the-mill campaign, we're fighting for the title
I like how explains things so simply and with so much common sense, concepts that some people would need to overcomplicate beyond belief.
Also I absolutely hate the narrative around Dyche that he's some sort of old school "get stuck in" manager with little need for tactics. He uses a lot of really progressive principles in how his team plays while also acknowledging the limitations which his Burnley side has. I don't think his ideas are any less complexed than lets say Klopp with Liverpool.
Win confirmed
Get Big Sam vibes from Dyche can't lie, think he can only reach a certain level...Allardyce believed he was an equal to Wenger as a coach, because he used running stats or some bullshit at Bolton, and the only thing separating them was that Arsène had better players.
But when Sam went to Newcastle and Everton, he was beyond useless...as those clubs won't tolerate his style of football.
Everton is a good way for Dyche to prove me right or wrong, but it's easier to talk a big game on every football podcast known to man than it is to actually trust your players and be a more progressive and attacking manager.