Never mind Jesus....

[TheBigToePunt]

... what would Dyche do?

I was saying on here yesterday that I have used Dyche as an illustration of everything that Sage seems not to be, rather than a serious proposal as an alternative. He seems perhaps to be a bit of both now, though.

So whether we literally appointed Dyche, or just someone more like him, what would such a manager do upon arrival?

For me, it would be....

1. Go to a back four with fullbacks rather than wingbacks.
2. Take one look at Khalili, bless him, and recall Cardines.
3. Recall Hughes.
4. Sacrifice Europe.
5. Set up for a nil-nil most weeks by default, rather than a nil-however many.

 

[Jacey]

... what would Dyche do?

I was saying on here yesterday that I have used Dyche as an illustration of everything that Sage seems not to be, rather than a serious proposal as an alternative. He seems perhaps to be a bit of both now, though.

So whether we literally appointed Dyche, or just someone more like him, what would such a manager do upon arrival?

For me, it would be....

1. Go to a back four with fullbacks rather than wingbacks.
2. Take one look at Khalili, bless him, and recall Cardines.
3. Recall Hughes.
4. Sacrifice Europe.
5. Set up for a nil-nil most weeks by default, rather than a nil-however many.

And 6,why not sacrifice all the Cup competitions,given our hopeless plight and fully concentrate on the League.

 

[Lanzo-Ad]

... what would Dyche do?

I was saying on here yesterday that I have used Dyche as an illustration of everything that Sage seems not to be, rather than a serious proposal as an alternative. He seems perhaps to be a bit of both now, though.

So whether we literally appointed Dyche, or just someone more like him, what would such a manager do upon arrival?

For me, it would be....

1. Go to a back four with fullbacks rather than wingbacks.
2. Take one look at Khalili, bless him, and recall Cardines.
3. Recall Hughes.
4. Sacrifice Europe.
5. Set up for a nil-nil most weeks by default, rather than a nil-however many.

No, he would organise the defence, play to the players he had strengths, not come in with predefined tactics, play to the strengths not the weaknesses

 

[Runningman]

... what would Dyche do?

I was saying on here yesterday that I have used Dyche as an illustration of everything that Sage seems not to be, rather than a serious proposal as an alternative. He seems perhaps to be a bit of both now, though.

So whether we literally appointed Dyche, or just someone more like him, what would such a manager do upon arrival?

For me, it would be....

1. Go to a back four with fullbacks rather than wingbacks.
2. Take one look at Khalili, bless him, and recall Cardines.
3. Recall Hughes.
4. Sacrifice Europe.
5. Set up for a nil-nil most weeks by default, rather than a nil-however many.

FotMob app reckons Khalili was our best player…