[Oscar Tone]

It will be fantastic to see him leading out Burnley in the top flight next season. It won't be easy by any means but if you think about it, its arguable that about a third of current managers in the Premiership would be odds on to keep Burnley up. In no particular order, Pulis, Martinez, Mourinho, Pocchetino, Pellegrini, Rodgers and probably Allardyce & Wenger.

Really hope Dyche comes through & proves he is capable of moving upwards & getting the chance at the next level, ie someone like Everton or Newcastle in the next year or two.

[DMU Blue]

He'll get sacked at Christmas regardless of how good of a job he's done if they're in the bottom 3. I hope they do well. Would prefer to see them do well than Leicester or QPR.

[Aspire_webby]

Pleased for him but in the lunatic world of the Premiership expect him to be replaced by a Columbian pub team manager by christmas if Burnley aren't challenging for mid table obscurity by then

[Phil V 72]

Yes, hate to say it but I think he will end up like Atkins at Southampton

[60s 70s Spireite]

Phil V 72, on 04 June 2014 - 12:17 PM, said:

Yes, hate to say it but I think he will end up like Atkins at Southampton

He has always said the same.

[brianclose]

DMU Blue, on 04 June 2014 - 11:54 AM, said:

He'll get sacked at Christmas regardless of how good of a job he's done if they're in the bottom 3. I hope they do well. Would prefer to see them do well than Leicester or QPR.

Unlikely I would think. I reckon they will stick with him even if they go straight back down, similar to Blackpool and Holloway.

[Comeonyouirons]

He will keep Burnley up . And actually hope he does .

Unlike most on here I dont care for the bloke but hope he keeps them up ...Clearly a Top manager in the making

This post has been edited by Comeonyouirons: 04 June 2014 - 01:55 PM

[Wooden Spoon]

Oscar Tone, on 04 June 2014 - 11:43 AM, said:

It will be fantastic to see him leading out Burnley in the top flight next season. It won't be easy by any means but if you think about it, its arguable that about a third of current managers in the Premiership would be odds on to keep Burnley up. In no particular order, Pulis, Martinez, Mourinho, Pocchetino, Pellegrini, Rodgers and probably Allardyce & Wenger.

Really hope Dyche comes through & proves he is capable of moving upwards & getting the chance at the next level, ie someone like Everton or Newcastle in the next year or two.

Given the likely budget available to Burnley I doubt anyone could keep them up

[Sammy Spireite]

Burnley don't come across as a knee jerk team, didn't they stick by Owen could when he get them in to the prem?

Saying that, they revenue involved in staying up, compared to when they were last there, is much greater, and paying a manger a few quid to go is a drop in the ocean compared.

The number of English managers in the top flight is worrying though, and he's gonna need to perform miracles to sustain himself as a Prem manager.

[Brimington Barry]

a kick in the balls, on 04 June 2014 - 02:44 PM, said:

Given the likely budget available to Burnley I doubt anyone could keep them up

+1

Baz

[Bonnyman]

according to some dyche could be replaced by unknown brazilian paulo cookinho.

[spirette]

I hope he does keep them up, otherwise I'll have a VERY unhappy boyfriend

[Oscar Tone]

Football365 are linking him to the WBA job this morning.

Boing Boing Baggies & all that.