Sean Dyche

We look to win every game.

That, for me, is the positivity that we lacked for a long, long time under... you know, the likes of Sean Dyche, you know, when we were in relegation scraps.

So, you know, I think the fans can't have it both ways.

You know, yeah, we need to be frustrated because, you know, we want to be ambitious as well.

But what he was kind of saying was, is that the stress of it all, hopefully now won't be there.

Not just for him as a player, but the fans as well.

Yeah, it's probably something that we all knew in a way because Coleman's spoken in the past hasn't he and he's gone into detail about the difficult times that he's faced at the club and we know how important he's been in the dressing room whether it be on the say, Sean Dyche or Lampard or, obviously, David Moyes as well, but more so when we were going through those relegation battles.

And we know he took it personally and he took it on his shoulders.

What about you, Mark?

I'll give it to McAtee only because, you know, I, I've been a big supporter of him even last season, even when Dyche was manager and he, he was being maligned as he was.

And I always thought there was a player there.

But I, I've got to admit, you know, I, I voiced my doubts that he could take the responsibility of playing that role, um, and somewhat filling the void left by Ally Anderson's departure.

I have to keep just calling him Big Ange.

Then Sean Dyche.

And then he went.

And then he got Nuno Espirito Santo.