I see your point, and I agree it was definitely untenable. Both parties just needed to part ways as quickly as possible.

From what I've read he told tfg he felt he couldn't take us any further.

There's no doubt the squad is unfit for purpose; we need more quality. But by all accounts, Dyche had pretty much thrown in the towel. Imagine if he were still here—how that would affect performances on the pitch.

But he hasn't added wins and nor does he look like doing so! It's time to go before he takes us where Burnley would still have gone if he'd stayed there.

Tbh I agree, I think we'd have to enter the bottom 3 for tfg to act though, a risky strategy imo but seems the only way anything will change.

Tfg won't make any decision on the manager until the season's over as long as we're not in a relegation dogfight which we really don't want to be. Main problem right now is finding a way to create and score.

Moyes would be safe hands, but second spells don't generally work out. For me, if we're going short-term, I'd pick Carsley; I think he'd do a solid job on a temporary basis. I think it's moot anyway; unless it gets really dicey, Dyche will see the season out.

I think it would change our style, at least I'd hope so. Tbh, ndiaye apart we lack creativity, we need some desperately.

That's a very sad story so sad to hear Li Tie has succumbed to this.

Best possible news; looking forward to hearing from them once the shareholders ratify the deal. Looking for key movements like board changes, perhaps a coaching restructure to improve the development of young players, and obvious financial changes. Etc etc.