Sean Dyche

Marvanelli said:
And how much do we believe Bamford?

Always two sides to every story.

Dyche isn't the first manager to drop Bamford when he was going through all his loan stints.

It's refreshing to see Bamford handle his own in the PL though. Good luck to him. Wish we never sold him.
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Well I can’t see him making that up. He’s alluded to it a couple of times. I believe him.
 
Maybe this was his problem with Ben Gibson too.... with his uncle Steve being a wealthy man
 
Dyche has decent long term players in his squad. They wouldn't have hung around if he was a tw@t. They may not have seen eye to eye but I'd like to hear both sides before judging.

Bamford has pinged round a few clubs.
 
Nosmo-King said:
Isn’t Watmore’s dad his agent also? The Little Fella also?
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Messi's Dad is his agent.

Bloody silver spooned b****d.

There'll be more to it than that, I fully expect Bamford's attitude wasn't amazing, but Dyche has always came across as bit of a cocky knobhead to me, so I wouldn't be surprised if it was something minor that burned the bridge.
 
Cut his Burnley loan short, went back to Chelsea, then Karanka signed him, and he sat on our bench, unused most the time IIRC. It was a curious time.
 
The_Lizards_Jumpers said:
I'm no lover of Dyche, but how many 19-20 year old's take their parents to work with them ?
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Its a bit different to that though, negotiating contracts, deciding on whether to make the move, miles away from your support network, its a big decision for a young kid.

Often in life when it comes to big decisions you turn to family for advice, perhaps he chose to do that. Also, some players use agents, others use family, particularly when they are younger. I see no issue with it. From afar it just looks like blatant discrimination from Dyche.
 
theredrooster said:
Its a bit different to that though, negotiating contracts, deciding on whether to make the move, miles away from your support network, its a big decision for a young kid.

Often in life when it comes to big decisions you turn to family for advice, perhaps he chose to do that. Also, some players use agents, others use family, particularly when they are younger. I see no issue with it. From afar it just looks like blatant discrimination from Dyche.
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Does make you wonder about Ben Gibson too
 
theredrooster said:
Its a bit different to that though, negotiating contracts, deciding on whether to make the move, miles away from your support network, its a big decision for a young kid.

Often in life when it comes to big decisions you turn to family for advice, perhaps he chose to do that. Also, some players use agents, others use family, particularly when they are younger. I see no issue with it. From afar it just looks like blatant discrimination from Dyche.
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Plenty of young people move away from "their support network" at a lot younger age than Bamford, they also don't have 40k a week to ensure they can survive whilst away from their family. He was 23 when he signed for Burnley, so hardly a young kid.

His Dad is his agent, that's fair enough, but his mam??

As I said I'm no lover of Dyche but perhaps you can see where he's coming from.
 
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