Sean Dyche: Last News

Marvin Bartley is “excited by the challenge” after being named as the new Queen of the South boss.

Ally McCoist reckons Michael Beale might have a few regrets over his "loyalty" comments at QPR. But he admits that's just part and parcel of management - as proved by Steven Gerrard's exit for Aston Villa.

Ralph Hasenhuttl is not in the running to become the next Rangers manager as Michael Beale ’s path to the job he craves became that bit clearer.

Uncertain Ally McCoist believes there is no standout candidate to become the next manager of Rangers and fears Michael Beale may lack the experience needed.

Few would have predicted Gio Van Bronckhorst to be gone by November when Rangers were in Seville for the Europa League Final.

They say it's better the devil you know and the Ibrox board could go for a familiar face as the hunt begins for Giovanni van Bronckhorst's successor with Michael Beale the odds-on favourite to make a Rangers return.

QPR chief Les Ferdinand last night insisted he won’t stand in Michael Beale ’s way if the former Ibrox coach is serious about a return to Rangers.

Kris Boyd reckons QPR boss Michael Beale may have snubbed the opportunity to take charge of Wolves because he knew Gio van Bronckhorst was on the way out of Rangers.

The famous saying goes 'no news is good news' but that might not be strictly true in the eyes of Rangers fans.

Former Rangers striker Kenny Miller insists Michael Beale cannot be written off as a potential replacement - and claims the fans want him back.

After dropping yet more points at the weekend against St Mirren, Gio van Bronckhorst can only wait to see what his Rangers future holds and if he has one.

Under-fire Gio van Bronckhorst has thanked Rangers mentor Dick Advocaat for his backing.

Sean Dyche has pleaded with Ross Wilson to invite him to Ibrox for the next Old Firm derby as he responded to speculation linking him as a possible successor to Giovanni van Bronckhorst if the Dutchman fails to ride out the current storm engulfing him.

There's being up against it, and there's being up against it...and then there's needing a 5-0 win over Ajax to progress in Europe.

Burnley boss Sean Dyche has revealed he nearly signed a young Harry Kane for the Clarets but the club refused to meet Tottenham's asking price.Kane, who is considered one of the best strikers in the world today, is currently banging in the goals for Spurs, where he is a club legend - but things could have been a lot different had his move to Turf Moor gone through.Dyche revealed on Fozcast that his East Lancashire outfit were priced out of signing the England captain.READ MORE: Opera singer spotted going 'full-kit w*****' for Italy vs England national anthemSpeaking on Ben Foster’s YouTube show, Dyche said: “I phoned up about him and at the time, I think it was Tim Sherwood, immediately said £7m and we were in the market for like £3m.'“Unproven, exactly, and you're Burnley. I went to the board and they said 'we can't do that,” Dyche continued.“Now you might have even got, I don't know, five plus add-ons, but at the time we were looking at I think George Boyd [who would become] record signing at the time for like £3m, so we just couldn't do it.

Brendan Rodgers is teetering on the edge at Leicester following the Foxes' absolutely torrid start to the new season.The club have lost six on the bounce, shipped 22 goals, and, perhaps most unforgivably, find themselves trailing arch-rivals rivals Nottingham Forest - the team, as fate would have it, they face next (*gulp*).Injuries, wantaway stars and a glaring lack of investment haven't helped, but following their 6-2 thumping at the hands of Tottenham over the weekend there's an overarching sense that Rodgers is only a defeat or two away from becoming persona non grata.If that happens, here are five managers we think could replace the Northern Irishman at the helm.READ MORE: Fans gobsmacked how Rodgers is still in a job after conceding record number of goalsLet's face it, Leicester aren't that far away from being dragged into a relegation scrap, and who better to parachute in than the man who kept perennial relegation-candidates Burnley in the Premier League for five straight seasons?Sean Dyche is, first and foremost, a pragmatic manager, which will help the Foxes stop the rot in the short term, though people close to the 51-year-old are convinced he'd have just as much success building a team who play expansive football - as Leicester do at their best.Dyche also knows how to work with a tight budget which, according to reports, Leicester will be doing for the foreseeable future.

Leicester job as Brendan Rodgers fights for his job. The Foxes have been the most disappointing team in the Premier League, where they sit at the bottom. It follows a shocking start to the season that has left them as the only top-division side without a win.

Leicester City will dish out more than £18m in compensation for Brendan Rodgers IF they wield the axe on the struggling Irishman.

Ex-Burnley manager Sean Dyche revealed he is still being offered players, despite getting sacked five months ago.The Englishman was surprisingly offloaded by the Clarets in April with the club neck deep in a relegation dogfight. Dyche is yet to find another job in English football, but has been linked with Bournemouth, who are yet to replace Scott Parker.Considering Dyche’s excellent track record of getting the best out of the players with limited resources, he will certainly not be short of potential suitors.

Twitter. The midfielder spent two years at Burnley where he was largely on the sidelines following his move from Brighton in 2020.

Manchester United legend, 36, stood down from his post as Rams boss "with immediate effect" on Friday (June 24) after a turbulent 18 months in charge of the recently-relegated East midlands outfit. Despite a hefty 21-point deduction and struggles regarding finances, Rooney claimed plaudits for almost masterminding the greatest of great escapes.While in charge of Derby, the former Man Utd forward was the no.1 choice to succeed Sean Dyche at Burnley, but the Clarets have since opted for ex-Manchester City captain Vincent KompanyREAD MORE: 8 transfers that were never going to happen including Ronaldinho and Beckham to BlackburnNow expected to take some time out from management to assess his options, Rooney is eyeing a return to TV punditry and, according to the Sun, all the big-hitters are vying for his signature.