'The bit I like is when you win' - Dyche on football's fashionistas
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'The bit I like is when you win' - Dyche on football's fashionistas
""I did a podcast with Tony Pulis and Mick McCarthy, Tony's now being lauded for long throws when before he was getting hammered [as manager of Stoke]," said Dyche, who has signed a deal until the summer of 2027. "It's the fashion of football, it changes all the time and I'm not pontificating one way or the other but the bit I like is when you win.""
""The players are aware of it. I took a lot of feedback from the players. They are very proud of what they did last season. That is no problem for me because I agree with them. Now can we mould it slightly differently but keep that winning mentality? "Long ball, short ball? You've just got to play effective football. That will never go out of fashion.""
Sean Dyche has been appointed Nottingham Forest manager on a contract through summer 2027 and emphasizes pragmatic, effective football focused on winning rather than styles. Ange Postecoglou lasted 39 days after being brought in to play expansive, attacking football and left following poor results as the squad struggled to adapt. Forest sit 18th in the Premier League and are winless since the opening day. Dyche said he took significant player feedback, wants to retain last season's winning mentality, and plans subtle tactical adjustments including set-piece and long-ball emphasis when effective.
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