Sean Dyche

[Project Zeus]

I lost faith after the Wrexham game. It was really disappointing to see him slagging players off to the press.

I always thought that he would have been better than doing that, and despite the shit football, prioritised squad unity.

 

[Brian Fantana]

Apologies if it’s already been posted but this article is pretty good

Sean Dyche Sacked: Why Modern Football Passed Him By

Sean Dyche’s Nottingham Forest spell ended with a familiar sound: the thud of a door closing just as the excuses began warming up.

midlandsgazette.com

 

[HBB]

Apologies if it’s already been posted but this article is pretty good

Sean Dyche Sacked: Why Modern Football Passed Him By

Sean Dyche’s Nottingham Forest spell ended with a familiar sound: the thud of a door closing just as the excuses began warming up.

midlandsgazette.com

Thanks - really enjoyed that - excellent piece.

 

[Ewan Husami]

Apologies if it’s already been posted but this article is pretty good

Sean Dyche Sacked: Why Modern Football Passed Him By

Sean Dyche’s Nottingham Forest spell ended with a familiar sound: the thud of a door closing just as the excuses began warming up.

midlandsgazette.com

What a great article, kudos to the writer and sums him up perfectly

 

[BakwaTheNet]

Every time I see a new entry in this thread I’m convinced it’s all going to be some Bobby Ewing scenario and I’ve just woken up from a dream

 

[Col Steve Austin]

Apologies if it’s already been posted but this article is pretty good

Sean Dyche Sacked: Why Modern Football Passed Him By

Sean Dyche’s Nottingham Forest spell ended with a familiar sound: the thud of a door closing just as the excuses began warming up.

midlandsgazette.com

Brilliant article. Brutal, but brilliant.

All those who have been saying "it's on the players, not Dyche" should read it.

 

[GregorRobertson]

Brilliant article. Brutal, but brilliant.

All those who have been saying "it's on the players, not Dyche" should read it.

Read it, agree with all of it, and it still doesn’t excuse botching up a six on one and missing a dozen other sitters throughout the season. The players still need to buck their ideas up.

 

[Apollo11]

Apologies if it’s already been posted but this article is pretty good

Sean Dyche Sacked: Why Modern Football Passed Him By

Sean Dyche’s Nottingham Forest spell ended with a familiar sound: the thud of a door closing just as the excuses began warming up.

midlandsgazette.com

So what's Sam's username on this board? Reading it I forgot a lot of it was about Everton and not Forest such are the similarities.

 

[Bob Fossil]

So what's Sam's username on this board? Reading it I forgot a lot of it was about Everton and not Forest such are the similarities.

Well you can count @Alf-engelos Mindminackers out of the candidates for being author of that particular article

 

[Apollo11]

Well you can count @Alf-engelos Mindminackers out of the candidates for being author of that particular article

I already had, not a single sign of a spunking cock anywhere to be seen.

 

[Red Echo]

Apologies if it’s already been posted but this article is pretty good

Sean Dyche Sacked: Why Modern Football Passed Him By

Sean Dyche’s Nottingham Forest spell ended with a familiar sound: the thud of a door closing just as the excuses began warming up.

midlandsgazette.com

Slop

 

[GregorRobertson]

I don’t think you can just dismiss articles as slop because it appears that AI has been used to put them together, lazy though I think that is. If you can rebut the key points it makes, fair enough. The ‘author’ will have provided those key points to the AI in the first place. That’s how it works.

 

[Red Echo]

I don’t think you can just dismiss articles as slop because it appears that AI has been used to put them together, lazy though I think that is. If you can rebut the key points it makes, fair enough. The ‘author’ will have provided those key points to the AI in the first place. That’s how it works.

In the words of the Manic Street Preachers, "if you tolerate this, then your children will be next".

In 20 years time hardly anyone will learn how to write (in a professional sense), how to draw, maybe even how to make films. The scary part is that a lot people won't even care.

To be honest, I think you're underestimating just how little effort it takes to create something like that article. These AI models are constantly scraping the internet, at colossal expense in a lot of different ways, for every opinon ever made about everything. Then it gets regurgitated into the above for people to fawn over. I find it really odd, honestly.

 

[LiarsBar]

I’ve got a feeling he could be in the Burnley dugout by the time we play them.

 

[Templeton]

In the words of the Manic Street Preachers, "if you tolerate this, then your children will be next".

In 20 years time hardly anyone will learn how to write (in a professional sense), how to draw, maybe even how to make films. The scary part is that a lot people won't even care.

There's folk where I work already using it to write their letters to customers and internal emails. At the minute senior management are all over pushing how great AI is and what wonders it will make, but when I see folk using it like that all I see is dumbing down.

 

[Col]

There's folk where I work already using it to write their letters to customers and internal emails. At the minute senior management are all over pushing how great AI is and what wonders it will make, but when I see folk using it like that all I see is dumbing down.

Yeah our company is going on and on about the wonders of AI while systematically slimming down the office every through redundancies every few months.

 

[Statto]

Yeah our company is going on and on about the wonders of AI while systematically slimming down the office every through redundancies every few months.

Sounds about right.

It's the latest thing which can make things quicker/more efficient/better quality with fewer people needed. So whilst AI does still realistically need oversight (people checking what it generates etc) it can generally make things happen faster...

I'm not against it but it will absolutely reduce the necessity for headcount in certain areas.

 

[Notcher]

Had to switch Birtles off on Forest Focus earlier. The bloke is an absolute chomper at times. His take is horrendous

 

[redforest]

Had to switch Birtles off on Forest Focus earlier. The bloke is an absolute chomper at times. His take is horrendous

What was he saying? I imagine being very supportive of Dyche as they are both chips off a similar block

 

[mysteryduck]

Yeah Birtles is embarrassing, bless him. Basically blaming the players rather than Dyche, which is fair enough to an extent, but Birtles can't make the case without doing "back in my day..."

 

[Neurotica]

What was he saying? I imagine being very supportive of Dyche as they are both chips off a similar block

Basically saying it’s the players fault for him being sacked

 

[PynchonForest]

I think the point about Keith Andrews in the article sums it up perfectly. Curiously Andrews big mistake this year was our recent win over Brentford. He just got it wrong that day. But otherwise he has gained my respect becuase he taken a well functionning squad and tweaked it with his own ideas. Dyche is either lazy, or stupid. Maybe both?

 

[GregorRobertson]

Well the good news is that our players are now free from his malign influence and are sure to shoot up the table.

 

[PynchonForest]

Well the good news is that our players are now free from his malign influence and are sure to shoot up the table.

I'll take 15th right now, quite happily.

 

[pk44]

With UEFA's MCO deadline at the end of the month I assume EM will put his shares into a blind trust again on the chance we may win the Europa League. Assuming that's the case could the speed of the sacking decision have been expedited because technically EM shouldn't be influencing decisions after the next few weeks, and from what has been reported it sounds as if the rest of the board were less sold on the idea of sacking Dyche at this point.... Not that EM cares one bit about blind trusts and he'll continue to do whatever he wants.