Sean Dyche? (1 Viewer)

[Tomh111]

Lives in Northamptonshire, led an average Watford team to 11th in the Championship and was sacked not because of poor performances but because of the Italian Revolution. I think if we bought him in it would be a massive positive step for the club and a statement of intent.

 

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[WeWillBeBack]

One of the more realistic names being thrown out there

 

[Blind_Faith]

Id be more than happy with this. He's got something to prove to Watford, he's young with a bit of experience and had a decent spell in charge of the Hornets.

 

[Ccfcisparks]

He was also liked very much by the Watford fans and Club, sounds like a good manager aswell

 

[ericagradus]

Lives in Northamptonshire, led an average Watford team to 11th in the Championship and was sacked not because of poor performances but because of the Italian Revolution. I think if we bought him in it would be a massive positive step for the club and a statement of intent.

How do you know he lives in Northamptonshire?

 

[stupot07]

Not for me....he was promoted from the academy and did well. However Watford had a young side, players he already had a relationship with from his academy days which worked in his favour.

 

[Tomh111]

How do you know he lives in Northamptonshire?

He is from Kettering originally and still lives local to home I am led to believe, also after he played for Northampton at the end of his career he wanted to stay local(ish) to the area.

 

[ccfc_will]

How do you know he lives in Northamptonshire?

His son plays for Northampton Town C.O.E, they train where I work at Moulton College. He's there every week, even when he was Watford manager.

 

[Tomh111]

His son plays for Northampton Town C.O.E, they train where I work at Moulton College. He's there every week, even when he was Watford manager.

Have a word then will you he is top of my list of, hopefully, achievable managers.

 

[ccfc_will]

Have a word then will you he is top of my list of, hopefully, achievable managers.

I will! I agree he'd be an excellent choice, although I'd love Wisey to come back too.

 

[Tomh111]

I think Wisey has been out the game too long, he is probably looking for a media job or a more cushy job with a higher wage than what we are offering.

 

[ccfc_will]

He was on soccer am last week, looking for a job apparently.

 

[Tomh111]

Oh I stand corrected then, but I dont see him coming here. But hey stranger things have happened.

 

[ccfc_will]

I dunno, like you said, he's been out of th game for a bit, can't really see him getting a job above the championship, I think we'd be a good fit for him. Things to prove, similar to dyche, after the newcastle debacle.

 

[Up North Sky Blue]

Id be more than happy with this. He's got something to prove to Watford, he's young with a bit of experience and had a decent spell in charge of the Hornets.

Aidy Boothroyd did a similar job at Watford, not for me.

 

[sw88]

Watford have a good record of bringing through managers straight from playing days. OK it didn't work here for AB but he done well there, Malky McKay is doing ok, Watford fans weren't exactly calling for Dyche's head before Zola replaced him..... So who knows?

 

[speedie87]

He inherited a good team from McKay.

 

[Gint11]

Sean Dyche is a realistic name but hes still new to management. City need someone with bags of experience.

 

[sw88]

Sean Dyche is a realistic name but hes still new to management. City need someone with bags of experience.

Like a Reid, Dowie, Adams.......

I do agree we need someone with experience but it needs to be the right person and not just a desperate appointment

 

[mark82]

Like a Reid, Dowie, Adams.......

I do agree we need someone with experience but it needs to be the right person and not just a desperate appointment

Dowie I would take back. Didn't agree with his sacking.

 

[sw88]

Dowie I would take back. Didn't agree with his sacking.

Me too I guess. Very harshly treated