Tyler: Manchester United should appoint Dyche as successor to Ten Hag

Every Pantomime has to have a villain!

I don't think you are taking this possibility seriously enough. Dyche has just won 4 home games on the bounce — when did Ten Haag do that???

Dyche is a lot more experienced in the Premier League than the current incumbent. Dyche would give them a structure to work with. And, as a lot of my fellow Blues keep saying, imagine what he could do with the right resources.

I would imagine Ratcliffe and Brailsford must be considering this option very carefully, and maybe it would make the transfer of Branthwaite to Man Utd so much easier.

Thats as bad as suggesting that a Right Wing Tory MP would cross the floor and join the Labour Party!

As Michael says, light relief.

Re-unite the Dream Team.

Dyche could be anything. He might never have the talent or wisdom to get a team playing scintillating football but, because he's never had the tools and has only worked absolute wonders in keeping many poor teams in the Premier League, then who knows?

Can anyone remember the game when Dwight McNeil scored an absolute worldy and Dyche's Burnley tore Ancelotti's Everton apart? Only a fool doesn't try and get the best out of the tools he has been given and, until a manager gets the chance to work with better players, then who knows?

We can guess or use our judgement on what we have witnessed before, like I did when I told a Man Utd fan that Moyes wasn't good enough to keep them at the top but, until someone gets the chance, we will never really know, imo.

You heard it here first.

Sorry, I was just winding Michael up – not in a million years would Man Utd go near Dyche, he is the complete antithesis of what Man Utd are about as a football club.

Since Matt Busby, they have tried to play an open and attacking game and have always promoted their kids to the first team; those two things alone are why they would never appoint Dyche with his agricultural-style football.

Tony, the reason Allardyce, Dyche and Pulis and the like never get offered top jobs is because they are simply not good enough. The reason Ferguson recommended Moyes is because he got a team with no money regularly finishing in the top 7 – something the 3 I mentioned have never done.

I understand that managers have to work with the tools they are given but when did Dyche improve any player? We can see from his signings of Young and Harrison that he places workrate above skill every day of the week.

I really can't fathom why you bring up Burnley beating Ancelotti's Everton – the man is set to win his 5th Champions League as a manager and you are comparing Dyche to him?!?!

Somebody to tell that gang of gold Bentley overpaid slackers their fortunes, kick the teacups and hair-dryers about. The hard part of that is actually making it stick.

But we all know what they really need – the pre-sir Sir Alex Ferguson to come in and do all of the above.

On a serious note, I think Ten Hag would be a better fit for Everton than Manchester United. Coming from Ajax, he's used to developing players rather than managing those with big egos.

He might even be able to entice the Ajax U18 coach, Steven Pienaar to join. Ifs, buts an maybes. Sean Dyche won't be going anywhere soon.

Great managerial track record and a unique way of dealing with players who cross him.

Moyes was well mentioned as a future Man Utd manager well before he got the nod off Fergie that he had got the job months before he took over.

Coming out of Wembley after we had beaten Man Utd in that semi-final a United fan said to me he was sorry they were taking our manager off us. I told him he was fuckin welcome to him.

I bet that fan was really and truly sorry Moyes went there 6 months after he took over. The job was too much for Dour Davey, he never ever had the qualifications to manage a big club like Man Utd, his ego wouldn't allow him to acknowledge this.

Dyche would certainly lower the egos of a lot of these Mancs' over-inflated opinions of themselves and the club could benefit from that.

Was this the great Ancelotti's fault? I personally don't think so, because I believe that knowledgeable people usually work things around the players that they have been given.

Work rate above skill every day of the week, Brian? Isn't that what the great Ancelloti had to do whilst he was managing Everton?

Dyche couldn't get better players playing better football? It's a pity you couldn't have elaborated on this statement the other day, Brian, instead of trying to say I am implying things that I'm not.

I “could maybe” be the first 65-year-old man to fly to Mars.
It's just speculation and bollocks.

Dave, like our former Chairman, Moyes overstayed his stay and, as I often say, he's a relative. I think a second cousin removed. Our grandfathers were brothers. Mine moved to Liverpool, his to Scotland, so I have to differentiate. I was told I had a relative playing for Celtic.

He done a decent job for a while at Everton, but couldn't go that step further. The Man Utd job was too big for him and those after. Even now, despite having landed them a European Trophy, he's leaving West Ham at the end of this season.

I will say he is a very good person. He hosted my sister and youngest brother at Bellefield and met with my cousins at a wedding reception in a hotel near Preston.

Except the actuality was Man City had supplanted Man Utd at the top of the money tree and the annual pilfering of top Premier League stars was no longer their unchallenged right. Mindless Moyes had been sold a pup by the equally deluded but ruthless Ferguson but, being a clueless buffoon, he couldn't see it.

I came to the conclusion long ago that the least knowledgeable people about football are ex-pros and media flunkies… Tyler just provided confirmation.

How many decent strikers did he turn into useless channel runners? Beattie and Johnson spring to mind.

I do wish people would stop giving Carlo respect for his time with us. He was about as committed to this club as Koeman and proved his point.

He had a 'walk away' clause in his contract, sued us for money after walking away for minimum compensation. Then compared us to a Fiat Punto after taking his seat at Real Madrid.

I do believe if the crowds had been at the grounds during his tenure, then it may have been a bit different.

A good manager can get the best out of what he has. Irrespective of the quality, he makes the total worth more than each individual. In short, he makes a team that compliments each other.

Not many managers can, some can do it to a point, some fail miserably. That's not to say any of them can turn bad players into great ones, but the good managers get the best out of each for the benefit of the team. Hope you get what I am trying to say.

The same could be said of both Dyche and Ancelotti, both didn't or don't have the individuals or squads with enough quality or depth to improve significantly, both found the levels they could achieve.

The difference is down to a multitude of obvious stuff, most obviously the quality of what's available but the skill of the manager is both tactical awareness, communication and the ability to instill the professional dedication to do what they ask.

Ancelotti is amongst the best in the business, that does not mean he can turn a sow's ear into a silk purse... neither can Dyche.

Money buys quality, but a good manager creates teams.

Don't be pulled into the "Manchester United trying to stay relevant" circus.

They'll be linked with Phil Mitchell next…

Sky Sports legend Martin Tyler says Man Utd should hire Sean Dyche to replace Erik ten Hag

Incredible.

Christine, I knew what you were trying to say. How many times have people sat in the pub and talked about lads they knew who were much better players than lads they knew who made the grade?

We all love skill but hard work has got to come first in the ultra physical Premier League and the team has always got to come first.

The Man Utd fans would torch Old Trafford if this actually happened.

That doesn't mean Martin Tyler isn't on to something. Man Utd are a train wreck and they could do with a strong, discipline-based coach over there.

But…

File under "never".

No-one can say Martin Tyler is wrong because it is possible.
But it's as highly unlikely as my example. It's just a non-story and only a story because Martin Tyler is a commentator.

There are stories like this every day that are just pundits' opinions and thoughts that get reported as actual news, and they are not!

Even reprinting the story on here irritates me – it's just a pundit making a massive nonsensical supposition to stir up debate and generate rumour, discourse and media interactions with the gullible masses.

Oh, hang on….. 🤔

Always was full of garbage. Tons of it. Useless commentator.

I'll go to the end of our road. [Bursts out laughing…]

I adore Tom Rennie. My favorite to call a game when listening on satellite radio here in America.

But calling a game and giving your opinion on managerial appointments are two different things, and this whole charade is insane.

Tyler says Dyche would be good for Man Utd. Journos run with it to stir up clicks and shock folks into thinking it might happen. It won't.

What Top 6 quality players has Dyche coached? He can only use the tools he is given. Martinez tried to play City-style football with our class of players, it worked for a short while but floundered in the end.

Anyone would think football tactics are rocket science, it's the players and fans who can't see past the end of their nose that get managers sacked.

Moyes's face didnt fit at Man Utd, Potter has been another the 'stars' and fans didn't fancy.

Maybe Dyche will consider it: more money to work with, the possibility of not fighting relegation again, a different kind of pressure, and a fatter wedge if it all goes tits up!

"David Moyes joins the talkSPORT team to provide his expert insight and analysis throughout the tournament."

The Premier League veteran will be joined by the likes of Emmanuel Petit and Ashley Young in providing coverage this summer. Former adversaries of Moyes, Alan Pardew and Graeme [obnoxious dirty twat] Souness will also be in Germany as part of talkSPORT's team.

In an ideal world, Seamus would have been put out to grass. As it is, I'm pleased that we have a real Evertonian on our books for another season. We need him.

In time, I hope we make him our man in Ireland, searching out talent in all 32 counties.

In fact, I was just reading this morning how he was apologizing to Bruno Fernandes for deliberately mispronouncing his name... couldn't properly deliver the Portuguese pronunciation.

(All the announcers do the same with Digne.)

I wouldn't be sure that Tyler was 100% sincere in his recommendation. Maybe he secretly hates Man Utd as much as I do!

Tyler is a charlatan not a patch on Brian Moore. Him and Big Ron before he turned racist were quality. Then half time and an inebriated Denis Law. Much better than the faux intellectual Neville who utterly failed to bring his tactical acumen to life at Valencia.

You would be accurate. Forest Green are my local team and Dunc was their worst manager in living memory and there have been a few contenders.

And Paul 43, that must mean I now leave the thread (the sarcasm bit, not the moderator abuse)

And it'll be way worse next season, and the one after that, and so on, for years to come regardless of whichever millionaire manager is appointed to try, again, to make a silk purse......... etc. etc.

Dyche has the wrong DNA for United. He would probably do well in Italy where defensive expertise is held in high regard.

Moyes revered

Listened to a conversation between Eamon Holmes, Clive Allen (great goalscorer) and some other guy.

All of them saying that Dyche had done a brilliant job at Everton and just think what he would be capable of at a club with much more resources.

Holmes reckoned he would be the perfect fit for Man Utd., and so did Clive Allen (who was raving over Dyche).

See how different it is outside the Blues bubble and how other people see things.