Ten games into the season (and only one defeat) Vincent Kompany has revolutionized the way Burnley play football. From a small town, supporters are queuing up for tickets to watch this new style of play week in, week out both for home and away matches. Your doom and gloom prediction on our coach was very wrong. Our only problem is how do we keep hold of him as big clubs must have taken note how brilliant VK's coaching style is. UTC!!!
One day somebody gave an inexperienced manager a job. The inexperienced guy was Pep Guardiola or Klopp or Clough or Fergie……. Kompany might be a sensation. He might not but there’s only one way to find out
@@rorus9530 I think he would he’d get the players playing better than sell them and build the club up he did it at Barca half the players were rubbish he went in got them playing good then sell them
Kompany has experience at Anderlecht. Whilst it's not the Championship he would be just as experienced as Rooney, Lampard & Gerrard. All were successful you could argue.
Gerard started quietly behind closed doors at Liverpool Academy, coaching u23s, before going to Rangers. He worked his way up. To claim anything else is just plain wrong
As a player Kompany was exemplary in his work ethic and attitude as a professional and world class international football player. If he carries that through to a managerial career he will an awesome manager!
Regardless of who he knows. He needs to be able to convince them to move to Burnley which is not everyone’s cup of tea. If it were a smaller London club he might attract decent players as there would be a double factor if that makes sense
Think its a risk by both manager and club in this instance. The championship is an unforgiving league and if you dont hit the ground running and get to grips with it fast, you could find yourself doing a sunderland and tumbling right down to league 1. A lot will depend on how the owners of burnely sort this debt out that needs to be paid, if they do that without fire sale of players then they may have a chance with some signings added on. However if they have to sell to pay for the debt before they can equip the squad for next season, then it wont matter if its Kompany or Klopp in charge, Burnely will be in massive trouble. Fair play to Kompany for sticking his neck out for a job like this but if he could somehow make a success of this, then it would be a great start to life in management in England
As a Burnley fan I’m really excited about the opportunity to take a risk with someone who can bring a different style of play, rather than going with someone who is going to play the same style as Dyche. I love Dyche and think he’s an absolute legend but the past few seasons have shown that the style of football that we were playing just wasn’t going to be good enough, really excited about the future for us and I think whilst relegation will mean we lose some of our best players, by bringing in a new manager and basically half a new squad, there is a opportunity for a really good rebuild.
Jim trying to draw parallels between Scottish football and Belgian football lol. Gent and Genk have both won titles in the last 7 years in addition to Brugge and Anderlecht. It's not a two team league.
If Simon was still a chairman wouldn’t have given Roy Keane a sniff, yet in his first season as a manager he won the championship. He wouldn’t have given Naglesman a chance, because he had no senior experience as a player. He wouldn’t have given the lad at Salzburg’s chance either, the list goes on and on. Simon isn’t a chairman for a good reason and it’s partially to do with his archaic views on football
This is such a brave move for both sides of the party knowing Burnley own their ex owner the payments from the sale. Vincent Kompany potential first job in English football would be Burnley doesn't match in my eyes.
If kompany goes to Burnley he’s gotta get delap and bellis on loan maybe look at bringing a couple of anderlects players too. But delap in that team would be brilliant. Plus as a city fan I’d love him to get the experience.
I'm really excited but at the same uncertain as he hasn't got experience but as Simon says he's a winner. There's no way he would takeover our club if we were falling apart. He's got a Masters degree in business. He's a clever guy. I think it's an interesting move for both of us. He will be able to attract players to ourselves but he will also be changing our style and that'll take time. Hopefully if it happens it works out for the both of us. I understand he's keen to return to the North West too given some of his family is in Manchester so it would make sense.
@@JW93. It's nothing to do with football but in terms of our position given what the media have said about our ownership. He wouldn't take over us if we were in such a financial mess. He surely would have more desirable options than us too. I'm worried about our future but this kind of appointment does give me some hope.
@@MichaelSPN Too risky mate. You would be better of with Rooney or even keeping Jackson. Such a poor decision getting rid of Dyche though he would of defo got you back up
@@JW93. Fans didn't certainly want Dyche sacked. Majority of us didn't anyway. He's an absolute legend here. I never called for that man out. That were more upsetting to me than getting relegated. I thought Jackson give us a great chance and did a remarkable job. Just a shame we came short, I think the owners want to change people's perception of the typical Burnley. They want to make us more modern as desirable. Not an easy thing, personally for me I'd have kept with Sean for as long as possible. His run of results wasn't good enough but I always knew he would turn it around even if it meant getting us promoted again.
@@MichaelSPN I know you wanted him, like you say it's the owners. These foreign owners ruining football like Moshiri at my club. Ok he spends money but he hasn't a clue how to run a club. I would have the David Moyes days back anyday of the week. Shoestring budget every player grafting , no premaddonas. Similar to what Burnley are/was with Dyche. This modern way is not always better
remind me how much experience Scott Parker had of the Championship ? He also has more managerial experience than Dyche did at the time Burnley hired him. VK is exactly who we need, rebuilt Anderlecht with no finance, average squad age of 22 years old, loads of contacts, can lean on Pep for advice. I'd take him any day over people like Wilder who does nothing but complain
@@Sulaymān25479 look up the mess they were in when he took over, look at the age of his squad, look at the reaction of the Anderlecht fans to him leaving. As with any manager it's a risk
I really don't want him going there.... the championship is a tuff one to get out off but I wish him all the best and hope to one day to see him back home (city) in our dug out as head coach
I think championship is a good place to start if Kompany is wanting to manage in the prem, would have been real foolish of him to just walk into a job for a team in the prem but I know he's not that type of guy, I think he'll do great at Burnley, he can bring in some guys from U23s, something that us Burnley fans have been crying out for but Dyche just never did that, he was really stubborn with who he picked
@@demonicgolfer819 yeah most probably… some of our academy players are absolute ballers aswell and could do with first team experience.. either way vinny will look after you lot
Anderlecht aren’t these days what a casual has come to know them to be, they’re a really young side with expectations of being a challenger. Kompany did well as his first job, still don’t think it’s a great fit for him at Burnley though
It was heavily dependent on if Burnley survived. Middlesborough are in a better financial position than burnley and have more momentum. Their team is decent so leaving one championship for another makes no sense.
Yep, you can't buy 'experience'. Also, 'experience' doesn't mean you're any good at what you're doing. There have been boatloads of players and managers with 'experience' throughout football history who were useless. Conversely, THE most sucessful English manager of all time, had no previous managerial experience and even when he retired, he had less experience than Ole Gunnar Solksjaer has now.
I love vinny…But I think they are bringing him only to attract players n keep the one they have…if he does well..good..if not then they will get rid of him..
Vincent Kompany Great players don’t always make great managers but you have to give him a chance to find out but I think they will do well to keep hold of Nick Pope. Maybe they should have re-hired Sean Dyche 😉.
Simon was never gonna like this move as Kompany a city legend. He DESPISES city due to sheer jealousy as they can run a club unlike him. Anything city he's constantly negative even when all other hosts are positive.
Yeah sacking Sean dyche looks even worse now as he would know how to get that club promoted again. Crazy new owners I feel sorry for the fans as this has a feeling that they could drop further its happened so many times.
What had Mikel Arteta done before taking Arsenal to 5th place in the Premier League? What had Ole Gunnar Solskjær done at Cardiff and in Norway to be seen as the next Manchester United manager. In truth how many new and newish managers are ready and who can say they know 100% who's the nailed on person for any managerial post. Certainly not the talkTRASH ponkers, with their anything connected to Man City is ruining the game agenda. Here's another example of no marks sticking their nose's into something they should leave to grown ups and the intelligent. Let's ask the question why are 2 individuals that have never managed, never done the job, being given the chance to comment on someone trying to make his way in the game. I'm thinking click bait, could I be wrong?
After commenting constantly about Burnley having to pay back the loan early. It turns out the trigger payment due on relegation was £15m not the full £65m. The £15m has now been paid. With talksport giving all the doom and gloom, why don't they correct themselves with the facts. Even Keiron Maguire is now reporting that all the nonsense coming out saying the issues that were believed are now far from true and nowhere near as bad as the hatchet reporting from Talksport and the Daily Mail.
Not true ...Burnley gave Sean a blank canvas to work with, a freedom to express himself as he saw fit something NO other club would have done , and turned him into a multi millionaire, we've had six great years in the prem and beaten ,at least once ALL the other clubs....to say we've been on a downward spiral for years , is simply false, and ridiculous, there are dozens of clubs with a far bigger fan bases ,in the lower divisions that would have given their right arm to have achieved what Burnley have recently ...we are a small rural town, with a tiny population , located in the Pennine hills....self financing and proud of our footballing heritage...Think you need to research a few facts...not only that the lower divisions don't hold any fears for us ...we enjoy our football wherever we play ...and we certainly do not need the cash of Arab / Russian despots to find satisfaction in football ,like the larger City clubs do .
@@godseye13k Missing the point ..we don't have to turn to foreign billionaire despots...with blood on their hands....to feel good about our town or its football club....our club is built by honest living and hard work...its about values for five of the last six seasons we were the best run club in the prem....we've plenty to be proud off...unlike many others
@@jimiawaydazeawaydaze 😂😂😂😂😂 no ones saying you do. There are plenty of teams who stay up doing it the smart way. U lot have done nothing for many yrs. U dont deserve a place in the prem. Its not a league u can stay in unless u spend something. Billionaire why does it always have to be that. And you are talking absolute bubbles anyway if u had a take over u wouldnt say nothing. U would still support them. Lol. Well put it this way u dont spend now then there is only one way your going. Remember Sunderland.
Simon Jordan really does get on my nerves sometimes, what he fails to realise is when Dyche who had no real experience got Burnley up twice and on no massive budget, so that shatters his beliefs on what you need to get promoted out the championship……🙈
Considering how long Jim White has worked in sports broadcasting, he should really know how to pronounce Club Brugge properly by now. How has he been doing this job and previously working at Sky Sports for so long without picking this kind of stuff up. Brain dead. There's a reason it's spelled 'Club Brugge' and not 'Club Bruges'! Just embarrassing given his 'professsion'.
Ten games into the season (and only one defeat) Vincent Kompany has revolutionized the way Burnley play football. From a small town, supporters are queuing up for tickets to watch this new style of play week in, week out both for home and away matches. Your doom and gloom prediction on our coach was very wrong. Our only problem is how do we keep hold of him as big clubs must have taken note how brilliant VK's coaching style is. UTC!!!
One day somebody gave an inexperienced manager a job. The inexperienced guy was Pep Guardiola or Klopp or Clough or Fergie……. Kompany might be a sensation. He might not but there’s only one way to find out
Anything or anyone connected to Man City is bad in Jordans anti-city eyes.
I'm not sure someone like Guardiola would necessarily do well at a club like Burnley.
@@rorus9530 I think he would he’d get the players playing better than sell them and build the club up he did it at Barca half the players were rubbish he went in got them playing good then sell them
@@rorus9530 I think pep would do an amazing job at any club. Have you not seen the impact his style of play has had on football at all levels?
Everyone said the same thing about Patrick Vieira. He's done ok.
Let's see how he does second season
Kompany has experience at Anderlecht.
Whilst it's not the Championship he would be just as experienced as Rooney, Lampard & Gerrard.
All were successful you could argue.
Rooney - relegated. Lampard - took Everton to the brink of oblivion. Gerrard - 14th with Villa.
Hard to argue any were successful
Lampard didnt take us there u clown he brought us bck. U no nothing of what u speak. B4 he came we had won one game in 14. Like i said u no nothing.
@@elchoppo1160 rooney did good job they lose points
Gerard started quietly behind closed doors at Liverpool Academy, coaching u23s, before going to Rangers.
He worked his way up.
To claim anything else is just plain wrong
@@elchoppo1160 Still early in their careers.
As a player Kompany was exemplary in his work ethic and attitude as a professional and world class international football player. If he carries that through to a managerial career he will an awesome manager!
If Kompany gets the job ide expect to see a few loans from the city academy like lampard did at Derby
I can totally see this as Kompany knows a lot of the youth well and city would trust him over other managers with city players.
It's a risk yes but think of player attraction plus the people he knows and respect him inside football.
Regardless of who he knows. He needs to be able to convince them to move to Burnley which is not everyone’s cup of tea. If it were a smaller London club he might attract decent players as there would be a double factor if that makes sense
Think its a risk by both manager and club in this instance. The championship is an unforgiving league and if you dont hit the ground running and get to grips with it fast, you could find yourself doing a sunderland and tumbling right down to league 1. A lot will depend on how the owners of burnely sort this debt out that needs to be paid, if they do that without fire sale of players then they may have a chance with some signings added on. However if they have to sell to pay for the debt before they can equip the squad for next season, then it wont matter if its Kompany or Klopp in charge, Burnely will be in massive trouble. Fair play to Kompany for sticking his neck out for a job like this but if he could somehow make a success of this, then it would be a great start to life in management in England
Lol Sunderland ended up in league 1 ???? hahaha that's too funny
As a Burnley fan I’m really excited about the opportunity to take a risk with someone who can bring a different style of play, rather than going with someone who is going to play the same style as Dyche. I love Dyche and think he’s an absolute legend but the past few seasons have shown that the style of football that we were playing just wasn’t going to be good enough, really excited about the future for us and I think whilst relegation will mean we lose some of our best players, by bringing in a new manager and basically half a new squad, there is a opportunity for a really good rebuild.
UTC
Jim trying to draw parallels between Scottish football and Belgian football lol. Gent and Genk have both won titles in the last 7 years in addition to Brugge and Anderlecht. It's not a two team league.
Didn’t hear this same outcry when Frank Lampard or Steven Gerrard took over clubs......
It's cause there English if I've learnt one thing about the English media they stick up for there own
I'm sure his experience at Manchester City and working with Pep will come in good stead and be beneficial.
He opens the door to loans like mcatee
If Arsenal Gave Arteta the Job who had never been A head coach anywhere in the world. How cant they trust Kompany?
.......9 months later😊
Give Kompany a chance
He's got 3 years experience thank you Mr jordan
in the Belgium league WOW
@@Rocky0Road and Now Burnley very dominant on Champhionship mate
If Simon was still a chairman wouldn’t have given Roy Keane a sniff, yet in his first season as a manager he won the championship. He wouldn’t have given Naglesman a chance, because he had no senior experience as a player. He wouldn’t have given the lad at Salzburg’s chance either, the list goes on and on. Simon isn’t a chairman for a good reason and it’s partially to do with his archaic views on football
This is such a brave move for both sides of the party knowing Burnley own their ex owner the payments from the sale. Vincent Kompany potential first job in English football would be Burnley doesn't match in my eyes.
Vincent kompanys claret and blue army 💪💪
What does Simon think now I wonder?
If kompany goes to Burnley he’s gotta get delap and bellis on loan maybe look at bringing a couple of anderlects players too. But delap in that team would be brilliant. Plus as a city fan I’d love him to get the experience.
Life is about taking risks. A risk worth taking.
I'm really excited but at the same uncertain as he hasn't got experience but as Simon says he's a winner.
There's no way he would takeover our club if we were falling apart. He's got a Masters degree in business. He's a clever guy.
I think it's an interesting move for both of us. He will be able to attract players to ourselves but he will also be changing our style and that'll take time.
Hopefully if it happens it works out for the both of us. I understand he's keen to return to the North West too given some of his family is in Manchester so it would make sense.
"He's got a masters degree in business"
What has that got to do with being a manager ? 🤣🤣
@@JW93. It's nothing to do with football but in terms of our position given what the media have said about our ownership.
He wouldn't take over us if we were in such a financial mess. He surely would have more desirable options than us too.
I'm worried about our future but this kind of appointment does give me some hope.
@@MichaelSPN Too risky mate. You would be better of with Rooney or even keeping Jackson.
Such a poor decision getting rid of Dyche though he would of defo got you back up
@@JW93. Fans didn't certainly want Dyche sacked. Majority of us didn't anyway. He's an absolute legend here. I never called for that man out. That were more upsetting to me than getting relegated. I thought Jackson give us a great chance and did a remarkable job.
Just a shame we came short, I think the owners want to change people's perception of the typical Burnley. They want to make us more modern as desirable. Not an easy thing, personally for me I'd have kept with Sean for as long as possible. His run of results wasn't good enough but I always knew he would turn it around even if it meant getting us promoted again.
@@MichaelSPN I know you wanted him, like you say it's the owners. These foreign owners ruining football like Moshiri at my club. Ok he spends money but he hasn't a clue how to run a club.
I would have the David Moyes days back anyday of the week. Shoestring budget every player grafting , no premaddonas. Similar to what Burnley are/was with Dyche.
This modern way is not always better
He will need time, and money simple.
Simon talks always a lot of truth I hope he always stays at talk sports
remind me how much experience Scott Parker had of the Championship ? He also has more managerial experience than Dyche did at the time Burnley hired him. VK is exactly who we need, rebuilt Anderlecht with no finance, average squad age of 22 years old, loads of contacts, can lean on Pep for advice. I'd take him any day over people like Wilder who does nothing but complain
rebuilt anderlecht? i heard he’s got a 45% win rate there?
@@Sulaymān25479 stats can deceive you
@@Sulaymān25479 look up the mess they were in when he took over, look at the age of his squad, look at the reaction of the Anderlecht fans to him leaving. As with any manager it's a risk
I really don't want him going there.... the championship is a tuff one to get out off but I wish him all the best and hope to one day to see him back home (city) in our dug out as head coach
I think championship is a good place to start if Kompany is wanting to manage in the prem, would have been real foolish of him to just walk into a job for a team in the prem but I know he's not that type of guy, I think he'll do great at Burnley, he can bring in some guys from U23s, something that us Burnley fans have been crying out for but Dyche just never did that, he was really stubborn with who he picked
@@demonicgolfer819 I hope he does smash it and youlle probably end up with a load of city academy players on loans
@@jmacmcfc4662 yeah maybe, also may take couple of Anderlecht's players too
@@demonicgolfer819 yeah most probably… some of our academy players are absolute ballers aswell and could do with first team experience.. either way vinny will look after you lot
A risk to give Kompany but not a risk to give Lampard or Scott Parker ,common give us a break.
Lampard has connections at Chelsea. Kompany has connections at man city. This is all about getting high quality loan deals.
Anderlecht aren’t these days what a casual has come to know them to be, they’re a really young side with expectations of being a challenger. Kompany did well as his first job, still don’t think it’s a great fit for him at Burnley though
Yeah especially since they lack money he needs to change the team. But maybe it will be a project. He will need time.
This aged well didn't it....😄😄
It’s a risk when it’s Kompany but not Arteta…English media really is a funny old thing
Any comments from Jordan about Warnock FA investigation?
I was certain Chris wilder was getting the job, according to what Simon said when the rumours were about.
It was heavily dependent on if Burnley survived. Middlesborough are in a better financial position than burnley and have more momentum. Their team is decent so leaving one championship for another makes no sense.
He's one of our own, one of our own King Charles, he's one of our own! Up the Clarets.
Yep, you can't buy 'experience'. Also, 'experience' doesn't mean you're any good at what you're doing.
There have been boatloads of players and managers with 'experience' throughout football history who were useless.
Conversely, THE most sucessful English manager of all time, had no previous managerial experience and even when he retired, he had less experience than Ole Gunnar Solksjaer has now.
I love vinny…But I think they are bringing him only to attract players n keep the one they have…if he does well..good..if not then they will get rid of him..
A risk? They are a championship team now...sigh.
This is a prime example of the settle racist under tones when it comes to black managers....Lampard and Gerrard never got this treatment
ohh behave and put the fockin race card away you utter wetwipe!
Vincent Kompany Great players don’t always make great managers but you have to give him a chance to find out but I think they will do well to keep hold of Nick Pope. Maybe they should have re-hired Sean Dyche 😉.
Vincent Factory 🏭 at Burnley amazing 👏
Celebrations also across the red half of Manchester at Old Trafford - Liverpool 😂 On this occasion Manchester was United.
So it was not a risk to give lampard to control Evaton
So Lampard first managerial job was with who ??
As if he has been on holiday for the past 3 season.
Simon was never gonna like this move as Kompany a city legend. He DESPISES city due to sheer jealousy as they can run a club unlike him. Anything city he's constantly negative even when all other hosts are positive.
My thoughts exactly. He is always negative towards City so I'm not surprised with his comment about Kompany.
Chip🐿
Far too early to judge him after just one unsuccessful season in Belgium. Not ready for the Prem yet. Let him learn his trade first.
Its more a risk for kompany. That club is has been a downward spiral for yrs. They wont spend money, CAUSE and AFFECT.
How as it been on a downhill spiral for years dick head
and you support who exactly?
@@jankrywiczniak4365 lol my clubs not much better mate Everton. But atleast were ambitious we are just stupid aswell.
GOOD LUCK ⚽🍀
Yeah sacking Sean dyche looks even worse now as he would know how to get that club promoted again. Crazy new owners I feel sorry for the fans as this has a feeling that they could drop further its happened so many times.
Whoever takes the burnley job is gonna be a risk
What had Mikel Arteta done before taking Arsenal to 5th place in the Premier League? What had Ole Gunnar Solskjær done at Cardiff and in Norway to be seen as the next Manchester United manager. In truth how many new and newish managers are ready and who can say they know 100% who's the nailed on person for any managerial post.
Certainly not the talkTRASH ponkers, with their anything connected to Man City is ruining the game agenda.
Here's another example of no marks sticking their nose's into something they should leave to grown ups and the intelligent.
Let's ask the question why are 2 individuals that have never managed, never done the job, being given the chance to comment on someone trying to make his way in the game.
I'm thinking click bait, could I be wrong?
these are the same people who defenced Steve Bruce.....
agreed he has been terrible at Anderlecht
He can call his mate pep for some loan players
Arteta??
After commenting constantly about Burnley having to pay back the loan early. It turns out the trigger payment due on relegation was £15m not the full £65m. The £15m has now been paid. With talksport giving all the doom and gloom, why don't they correct themselves with the facts. Even Keiron Maguire is now reporting that all the nonsense coming out saying the issues that were believed are now far from true and nowhere near as bad as the hatchet reporting from Talksport and the Daily Mail.
Enjoy your free fall..just like the John bond days..
Simon ‘sum of all its parts’ Jordan
Na na na na na Big vince
Lampard Gerrard Arteta all a risk but you have to start somewhere
I wonder why Simon didn't think it was a risk to give Frankie boy a chance at CHELSEA!!. 🤔🤔🤡💩. English agenda is real.
Because Frank has a better footballing sense than company or Kompany however you pronounce that.
@@zh1148 Well?
I DO hope Simon has had a re - think as things currently stand, instead of being a Doom Sayer.
Recipe for disaster
This aged badly ;-)
Wayne rooney is better option
For a supposed expert Jim white is very naive and mostly a stuck record…..
Sorry Championship.
BIG SAM ALLDAYCE IS THE MAN FOR BURNLEY
Burnley should have gave Dyche some money to spend they gave him nothing and expected everything. Well look at u now. 🤭🤭
Not true ...Burnley gave Sean a blank canvas to work with, a freedom to express himself as he saw fit something NO other club would have done , and turned him into a multi millionaire, we've had six great years in the prem and beaten ,at least once ALL the other clubs....to say we've been on a downward spiral for years , is simply false, and ridiculous, there are dozens of clubs with a far bigger fan bases ,in the lower divisions that would have given their right arm to have achieved what Burnley have recently ...we are a small rural town, with a tiny population , located in the Pennine hills....self financing and proud of our footballing heritage...Think you need to research a few facts...not only that the lower divisions don't hold any fears for us ...we enjoy our football wherever we play ...and we certainly do not need the cash of Arab / Russian despots to find satisfaction in football ,like the larger City clubs do .
@@jimiawaydazeawaydaze They gave him pennies u udiot.
Thats why u went down simple as that
@@godseye13k Missing the point ..we don't have to turn to foreign billionaire despots...with blood on their hands....to feel good about our town or its football club....our club is built by honest living and hard work...its about values for five of the last six seasons we were the best run club in the prem....we've plenty to be proud off...unlike many others
@@jimiawaydazeawaydaze 😂😂😂😂😂 no ones saying you do. There are plenty of teams who stay up doing it the smart way. U lot have done nothing for many yrs. U dont deserve a place in the prem. Its not a league u can stay in unless u spend something. Billionaire why does it always have to be that. And you are talking absolute bubbles anyway if u had a take over u wouldnt say nothing. U would still support them. Lol. Well put it this way u dont spend now then there is only one way your going. Remember Sunderland.
Liverpool cup finals 2022:
P3. W0. D2. L1. For 0. Against 1.
The best attack in the world, apparently
Give him the job, i want them relegated again.
Knobhead
Simon Jordan really does get on my nerves sometimes, what he fails to realise is when Dyche who had no real experience got Burnley up twice and on no massive budget, so that shatters his beliefs on what you need to get promoted out the championship……🙈
They already sacked the manager that could get them back up..
Oh give it a rest we don't want dyche he's just another Tony pulis.So happy they sacked him boring long ball football no more thank god
Considering how long Jim White has worked in sports broadcasting, he should really know how to pronounce Club Brugge properly by now. How has he been doing this job and previously working at Sky Sports for so long without picking this kind of stuff up. Brain dead. There's a reason it's spelled 'Club Brugge' and not 'Club Bruges'! Just embarrassing given his 'professsion'.
A match made in heaven. A thick head to go with the thick board. May they rot in the championship. Most boring team that I've ever seen.
Words of Wisdom............not.