Sean dyche

Burnley manager Sean Dyche has lauded Watford's model as one that does work despite the Pozzo family removing him from his position when they bought the club. The 46-year-old guided the side to an 11th placed finish in the Championship, their best performance for four years at the time. Dyche was replaced by Gianfranco Zola in the Hornets hotseat but moved to the Clarets the following season where he has had unprecedented success. Speaking before his return to Vicarage Road he said: “I had a fantastic time there. They’ve got a way of working that does work. "It’s not everyone’s cup of tea across the realms of football, but it’s clearly a complete business model change and they’ve done that very successfully. “They’ve got in the Premier League which was their intention. They’ve developed a stand and training ground, and found a system of recruitment that’s worked for them. “I think from my time there’s only Troy … [Read more...] about Burnley boss Sean Dyche says Watford business model works

Burnley boss Sean Dyche's gravelly tones have become a trademark of his persona over his seasons of management. One former teammate from his time as a Bristol City player has made a bizarre claim about how the ex-Watford player and manager came to achieve his husky voice. A daily dose of earthworms was the order of the day according to Soren Andersen speaking on the most popular Danish podcast, Fodboldministeriet. The 12-times capped Danish international said of his time working with Dyche: "He had exactly the same voice. "Maybe the voice comes from eating rainworms (Danish term for earthworms), because every time we trained, he used to eat rainworms. "Yes, he did. It was horrible, I’ve never experienced anything like it. It was like: ‘whoops, there’s a rainworm’ and then he ate it. "It was a bit disgusting and very strange. He was a good player, and I enjoyed being around him, but the thing with the worms was really strange. "There was always these worms … [Read more...] about Sean Dyche would eat worms in training according to ex-teammate

Spireites legend Sean Dyche is making a special appearance at a sporting dinner later this month to raise funds for the Chesterfield FC Community Trust. Dyche, who captained the side which reached the semi-finals of the FA Cup in 1997, will be the special guest at the dinner on Sunday, April 22 (7pm for 7.30pm).As well as a Q&A session with Dyche, there will be further entertainment from zany comedian and mind-reading sporting mentalist Billy Flywheel.Community Trust chief John Croot said: “I am delighted that Sean has agreed to attend the dinner as a personal favour to me to help raise funds for the Trust.“As a Premier League manager, Sean is a high-profile figure who has very limited availability, hence why the event has been arranged at short notice.“I am sure that fans will welcome the opportunity to meet Sean and hear him reflect on his time at the club.”Dyche scored a penalty in the unforgettable 3-3 draw against Middlesbrough at Old Trafford as … [Read more...] about Spireites legend Sean Dyche to appear at fundraiser for Chesterfield FC Community Trust