1, you back PV in the market spend as much as you can afford on buying or loaning players, with the knowledge that if it dosent improve you are well and truly stuffed, Or
2, You decide that whether the club has enough good players to get by until the end of the season, with a couple of cheap loans and sack PV and install Dyche, or someone experienced with a short term bonus related appointment-
Then reassess at the end of the season-

I go for 2

“That’s a joke son, I say, that’s a joke.” “Nice boy, but he’s sharp as a throw pillow.” “He’s so dumb he thinks a Mexican border pays rent” “ “Son… I say, son, some people are so narrow minded they can look through a keyhole with both eyes.”__ Forhorn Leghorn

I honestly don't see Dyche wanting to touch the group of players we have or the club generally at the moment.

Don’t agree with both options - we are in a s*** period of crap performances.Yet mid table along with some other clubs doing crap.

We will get a couple of loans I am sure

We will very likely lose Wilf

But we need PV throwing yet another coach is damn right bat s*** crazy right now

Forever Palace Proud

Option 3: Parish stops the players in the car park just as they are about to depart in their top of the range Mercs and give them one hell of a bollocking. With a bemused looking Patrick Vieira by his side for good measure.

Has to be 2.
The idea of Mr Parish backing a manager in a transfer window, completely laughable.

Seems like a common theme, miss out on signings, need to improve in the new year.

Always playing catch up and getting done over in the market.

Parish gambles, he always offing gambles. Let's see how we get on, then if need be, fix it... it's a short term way of looking at things.

Said this before, parish has got to go. We need owners that understand how to run. a football club. I know there are few and far between, but he's the wrong bloke... never warmed to him, appreciated what he did but his vision isn't right for the club.

This was once a quality forum....