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WJK1960 13 Jan 18 5.57pm
I sit in the main stand and was amazed how much time Dyche spent moaning at the Fourth Official, and how every decision not in Burnley's favour was disputed. He did the same last season. No wonder he's called the Ginger Mourinho given all the complaining he does. I don't see the media making an issue of this but surely he 's bordering on a disrepute charge if he does this every match.
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WJK1960

13 Jan 18 5.57pm

I sit in the main stand and was amazed how much time Dyche spent moaning at the Fourth Official, and how every decision not in Burnley's favour was disputed. He did the same last season. No wonder he's called the Ginger Mourinho given all the complaining he does. I don't see the media making an issue of this but surely he 's bordering on a disrepute charge if he does this every match.

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dg1937 13 Jan 18 6.01pm
I favoured going for Dyche during the summer but, if that's the only way he knows how to set his teams up, I'm glad we didn't. Horrible 'lump it forward to two big men and hope for a lucky break' stuff.
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dg1937

13 Jan 18 6.01pm

I favoured going for Dyche during the summer but, if that's the only way he knows how to set his teams up, I'm glad we didn't. Horrible 'lump it forward to two big men and hope for a lucky break' stuff.

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Eaglecoops CR3 13 Jan 18 6.05pm
Originally posted by dg1937 I favoured going for Dyche during the summer but, if that's the only way he knows how to set his teams up, I'm glad we didn't. Horrible 'lump it forward to two big men and hope for a lucky break' stuff. You also have to remember we played them off the park last time we met and got nothing out of the game. We are a better team than them and our league position would reflect this were it not for the first 7 games.
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Eaglecoops

CR3 13 Jan 18 6.05pm

Originally posted by dg1937

You also have to remember we played them off the park last time we met and got nothing out of the game. We are a better team than them and our league position would reflect this were it not for the first 7 games.

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Bitter Harpenden 13 Jan 18 6.33pm
Originally posted by Eaglecoops You also have to remember we played them off the park last time we met and got nothing out of the game. We are a better team than them and our league position would reflect this were it not for the first 7 games. We can't pretend the first 7 games didn't happen. One of the reasons we've done so well since that start is that we haven't had to play most of those 7 sides again. It's often said that the table doesn't lie. That may be so, but it can certainly mislead when you consider what other teams each team has played and where. In our first 7 games, we played 3 of last year's top 4 away from home. The Premier League table is now starting to take shape as the 6 richest teams and the rest. I strongly beleive that the biggest influence on the order of the rest is the luck of the draw on how the fixtures fall. If you are lucky with the fixtures, you can build confidence, which can help when you have to play the top 6 and more importantly get results aginst the others in the also-ran league.
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Harpenden 13 Jan 18 6.33pm

Originally posted by Eaglecoops

You also have to remember we played them off the park last time we met and got nothing out of the game. We are a better team than them and our league position would reflect this were it not for the first 7 games.

We can't pretend the first 7 games didn't happen. One of the reasons we've done so well since that start is that we haven't had to play most of those 7 sides again.
It's often said that the table doesn't lie. That may be so, but it can certainly mislead when you consider what other teams each team has played and where. In our first 7 games, we played 3 of last year's top 4 away from home. The Premier League table is now starting to take shape as the 6 richest teams and the rest. I strongly beleive that the biggest influence on the order of the rest is the luck of the draw on how the fixtures fall. If you are lucky with the fixtures, you can build confidence, which can help when you have to play the top 6 and more importantly get results aginst the others in the also-ran league.

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Eaglecoops CR3 13 Jan 18 6.47pm
Originally posted by Bitter We can't pretend the first 7 games didn't happen. One of the reasons we've done so well since that start is that we haven't had to play most of those 7 sides again. It's often said that the table doesn't lie. That may be so, but it can certainly mislead when you consider what other teams each team has played and where. In our first 7 games, we played 3 of last year's top 4 away from home. The Premier League table is now starting to take shape as the 6 richest teams and the rest. I strongly beleive that the biggest influence on the order of the rest is the luck of the draw on how the fixtures fall. If you are lucky with the fixtures, you can build confidence, which can help when you have to play the top 6 and more importantly get results aginst the others in the also-ran league. When you say most of those sides again, I presume you are excluding 5 out of the 7, ie Huddersfield, Swansea and of course Burnley and Southampton who we have just beaten and Citeh who we got a point off in the return fixtures. So its hardly most of them although I do take your point regarding when matches come in the season. Bring on Man U and Liverpool!
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Eaglecoops

CR3 13 Jan 18 6.47pm

Originally posted by Bitter

When you say most of those sides again, I presume you are excluding 5 out of the 7, ie Huddersfield, Swansea and of course Burnley and Southampton who we have just beaten and Citeh who we got a point off in the return fixtures. So its hardly most of them although I do take your point regarding when matches come in the season. Bring on Man U and Liverpool!

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The Dolphin 13 Jan 18 7.30pm
He moaned, waved his arms around and was constantly in Madely's ear. Very unprofessional of the 4th official as it happens as he spent too long talking to him all through the game
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The Dolphin

13 Jan 18 7.30pm

He moaned, waved his arms around and was constantly in Madely's ear.
Very unprofessional of the 4th official as it happens as he spent too long talking to him all through the game

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bexleydave Barnehurst 13 Jan 18 7.42pm
Originally posted by Bitter We can't pretend the first 7 games didn't happen. One of the reasons we've done so well since that start is that we haven't had to play most of those 7 sides again. It's often said that the table doesn't lie. That may be so, but it can certainly mislead when you consider what other teams each team has played and where. In our first 7 games, we played 3 of last year's top 4 away from home. The Premier League table is now starting to take shape as the 6 richest teams and the rest. I strongly beleive that the biggest influence on the order of the rest is the luck of the draw on how the fixtures fall. If you are lucky with the fixtures, you can build confidence, which can help when you have to play the top 6 and more importantly get results aginst the others in the also-ran league. So what happened to Brighton then, if that's the case? Plus that theory can't possibly explain our loss at home to Huddersfield on day one can it? You're not seriously suggesting that the fixture list is more important than the quality of the management and the squad are you? Bexley Dave Can you hear the Brighton sing? I can't hear a ******* thing! "The most arrogant, obnoxious bunch of deluded little sun tanned, loafer wearing mummy's boys I've ever had the misfortune of having to listen to" (Burnley forum)
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bexleydave

Barnehurst 13 Jan 18 7.42pm

Originally posted by Bitter

So what happened to Brighton then, if that's the case? Plus that theory can't possibly explain our loss at home to Huddersfield on day one can it? You're not seriously suggesting that the fixture list is more important than the quality of the management and the squad are you?

Bexley Dave

Can you hear the Brighton sing? I can't hear a ******* thing!

"The most arrogant, obnoxious bunch of deluded little sun tanned, loafer wearing mummy's boys I've ever had the misfortune of having to listen to" (Burnley forum)

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southnorwoodhill 13 Jan 18 7.54pm
Dyche has done well for his club, don't worry about him - focus all your energy on your own Edited by southnorwoodhill (13 Jan 2018 7.54pm) Edited by southnorwoodhill (13 Jan 2018 7.55pm)
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Dyche has done well for his club, don't worry about him - focus all your energy on your own

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Gary St.Andrews Kenley 14 Jan 18 9.47am
Originally posted by dg1937 I favoured going for Dyche during the summer but, if that's the only way he knows how to set his teams up, I'm glad we didn't. Horrible 'lump it forward to two big men and hope for a lucky break' stuff. When Roy retires he will be our next manager, trust me this is nailed on... Edited by Gary St.Andrews (14 Jan 2018 9.48am)
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Originally posted by dg1937

When Roy retires he will be our next manager, trust me this is nailed on...

Edited by Gary St.Andrews (14 Jan 2018 9.48am)

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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 14 Jan 18 9.59am
Originally posted by southnorwoodhill Dyche has done well for his club, don't worry about him - focus all your energy on your own Edited by southnorwoodhill (13 Jan 2018 7.54pm) Edited by southnorwoodhill (13 Jan 2018 7.55pm) Absolutely correct. Got the club promoted to the PL and when they suffered the sheer trauma of relegation, he got them promoted the following season.And thus far they have exceeded expectations this season.Hat's off to Dyche.
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Willo

South coast - west of Brighton. 14 Jan 18 9.59am

Originally posted by southnorwoodhill

Dyche has done well for his club, don't worry about him - focus all your energy on your own

Edited by southnorwoodhill (13 Jan 2018 7.54pm)

Edited by southnorwoodhill (13 Jan 2018 7.55pm)

Absolutely correct.

Got the club promoted to the PL and when they suffered the sheer trauma of relegation, he got them promoted the following season.And thus far they have exceeded expectations this season.Hat's off to Dyche.

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Badger11 Beckenham 14 Jan 18 10.02am
Originally posted by Willo Absolutely correct. Got the club promoted to the PL and when they suffered the sheer trauma of relegation, he got them promoted the following season.And thus far they have exceeded expectations this season.Hat's off to Dyche. I agree. Before FDB he was my choice for manager and I would be happy to have him after Roy. One more point
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Beckenham 14 Jan 18 10.02am