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4 “Very rarely is football a forever story. Usually at some point things change.” It was October 2017 and Sean Dyche was facing a question linking him with the vacant Everton job after Ronald Koeman had been sacked.  He was in the midst of Burnley’s excellent start to the 2017-18 campaign, one that ended with a seventh-place finish and European football secured. It was a week after he had been linked with the vacant Leicester City job.  It was not the first and certainly has not been the last time Dyche has been linked with a managerial va...

Sean Dyche has agreed a new contract with Burnley / Chloe Knott - Danehouse/Getty Images Exclusive - Burnley manager Sean Dyche has agreed terms on a new contract to stay at Turf Moor next season and beyond after receiving assurances from the club over transfer spending. Burnley have generally been very frugal in the transfer market in recent years, which makes the job Dyche has done to keep them competitive in the Premier League, achieving top half finishes in both 2017/18 and 2019/20, even more remarkable. But it has been a major source of frustration for a manager keen to take the club to ...

The Dubliner was a club-record signing when he joined from Norwich in January 2017 for £13million.

May 20, 2021   ·   0 Comments By Constance Scrafield “Unless you’re looking for the silver lining,” said Al Pace, “this pandemic can really get you down.” For Mr. Pace, his wife Lin Ward, and their two businesses, Canoe North and Farmhouse Pottery, there have been many silver linings. They were stuck at their home and studio on Hockley Road for the summer of 2020, rather than taking clients on unforgettable canoe adventures in Canada’s north. “We couldn’t run any of our trips north with the restrictions imposed: no v...

City A.M. “We’re OK with that.” But he adds that ALK, which completed its takeover in December 2020, chose Burnley over other teams precisely because the Clarets had scope to be modernised. “We looked at a lot of different clubs as we were evaluating what to do. The reason we settled on Burnley is that it had so many fundamental things that were positive but also there is an opportunity to maybe apply some new skills, new science, a different way of thinking. “It may be that Burnley is an old-school, old-fashioned type club. That’s great. But it’s got a really solid foundation t...