I think many of us have been influenced by Dyche, in some way or another in recent years. I was wondering if you had taken on any of his ‘isms’ within your day-to-day living, more than likely through work or family perhaps?

For the last eight years, I’ve used ‘RELENTLESS’ as a key attitude with all of the children I teach. They get it and they demonstrate it daily.

J

I've been off from work about 6 months now. At first I was on the grass but now I'm touch and go.

Fine Margins is one I use a lot.

Work in progress

On the grass

I still use Stans old saying... take it on the chin and crack on!

I know say “on turf” instead of “ont turf”

Minimum requirement, maximum effort

Fine margins for me too, I say it a lot at golf and walking football

I am not the real deal

I've used "blind man on a galloping horse" several times since I first heard Stan say it.

Yes, “blind man on a galloping horse” from Stan. Also “Is it on the magic lantern?”

I use Stan's quite often - known at the time as Stanglish.

But I used to have a strong jaw until I fell just under two years ago. It's cost me three teeth and it's not quite so strong now. Should be back on the grass soon.

Was interviewed for a new leadership role just recently. I was asked my views on leadership principles, had I done any reading on the subject etc. I quoted a number of Sean’s principles around respect, putting sweat on the shirt, maximum effort etc.

I didn’t get the job!! Dyche out

I tend to start a lot of sentences with a drawn out well.

Fine margins is one I use, often when doing DIY.

UP THE CLARETS.

Framework

Burnley1989 wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 17, 2021 10:09 am

Minimum requirement, maximum effort

I've used this one on a regular basis since I heard it.

I think Dyche pinched it from Arsene Wenger too.

Incidentally, look how well Arsenal have done since they got rid of Wenger. The grass is much greener at the Emirates now isn't it??

The framework is there - yes, but there is also flexibility within the framework.

Burnley1989 wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 17, 2021 10:09 am

Minimum requirement, maximum effort

Ah yes, I have this displayed in my classroom too

jdrobbo wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 17, 2021 12:24 pm

Ah yes, I have this displayed in my classroom too

What year are you in?

I've found myself saying "I don't think we should overthink it" now and again

Froobs wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 17, 2021 1:14 pm

What year are you in?

After eight years in Y6, I’m returning to Y5.

1968claret wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 17, 2021 11:24 am

Was interviewed for a new leadership role just recently. I was asked my views on leadership principles, had I done any reading on the subject etc. I quoted a number of Sean’s principles around respect, putting sweat on the shirt, maximum effort etc.

I didn’t get the job!! Dyche out

Great in the right place but far from it, when you are applying for a job in a laundry!

"Mike now mistike "

Bloody hell, here comes that Tony Scholes again!

jdrobbo wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 17, 2021 1:40 pm

After eight years in Y6, I’m returning to Y5.

You a bit thick??

PaintYorkClaretnBlue wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 17, 2021 4:41 pm

You a bit thick??

I may have regressed! My wife would agree

"It's a fair one"

“I must make it clear”

Lots and lots.

We are still leaning as a group , with my hand over my mouth

Let me make that clear

Darthlaw wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 17, 2021 6:35 pm

“I must make it clear”

Lots and lots.

I've used that phrase a few times in meetings at work!

'Tidying up the details'

It doesn't guarantee the next one.

The superpowers