Sean Dyche: Last News

Reports on Sunday have linked Manchester City defender Taylor Harwood-Bellis with a move to Burnley next season, with the Clarets potentially appointing former Blues captain Vincent Kompany as manager.

As football fans, you will rarely get a moment as thrilling and happy as when your team wins a trophy. The culmination of a year's work, a lifetime of support and all the heartbreak and emotion that comes with football.With a trophy usually comes a victory parade, allowing the players to take the weight off their shoulders, loosen up and head on a tour of the city.Thousands of fans line the streets to welcome them, but the relaxed atmosphere often results in a player saying or doing something he shouldn't.That was no different as Man City's title-winning squad hit the tiles, as Jack Grealish seized the headlines with some boozed-up antics.Here, we take a look back at five of the most unique and hilarious moments from celebratory parades.We start with the most recent incident, which took place on Monday as Manchester City players and staff celebrated retaining their Premier League crown.Everyone was in party mode - including £100m superstar Jack Grealish, who revelled in the celebrations all while looking a tad tipsy.Speaking on the open-top bus parade through Manchester, with a voice that could have been easily mistaken for Sean Dyche’s, the former Villa captain said: “The main person that I want to thank is Bernardo Silva for coming off in the 70th minute because he was miles off it yesterday.” As the tour of Manchester concluded, the City players were then called onto a stage one by one to receive applause from the admiring City supporters – and Grealish couldn’t resist the limelight on that occasion too.

Jack Grealish was at the heart of the celebrations on Monday evening as Manchester City paraded the streets with their Premier League trophy.The playmaker appeared a little worse for wear on the evening, but that definitely wasn’t going to stop the £100million star from lapping up the celebrations. City had to work very hard on Sunday to ensure that the league title would be lifted at the Etihad Stadium outfit – with a quickfire 3-2 comeback against Aston Villa ensuring that they topped the table by a point and crushed Liverpool’s hopes of winning the quadruple.Despite being a rotational player this season, Grealish was the centre of attention at City's trophy celebrations - and he kickstarted an iconic series of events by laying into his teammate Bernardo Silva.

Premier League after a six year stay in the top-flight, having been beaten by Newcastle on the final day of the season.Their defeat at Turf Moor on Sunday meant that Leeds United, who claimed a last minute win at nine-man Brentford, survived by three points. The Clarets had sacked Sean Dyche in April in an attempt to secure safety, but that move has failed, with caretaker boss Mike Jackson unable to keep them up.They will now play their first season of Championship football since the 2015/2016 campaign.

Manchester City star Vincent Kompany is top of Burnley's wish-list to become their boss should they survive the drop.The Clarets parted way with former boss Sean Dyche last month, and they installed Mike Jackson as their interim boss until the end of the season. However, Burnley have been looking for a permanent boss, and the former Man City man could fit the bill.According to Belgian outlet Het Laatste Nieuws, Burnley see that Kompany 'fits the profile of the modern manager'.

Burnley manager Sean Dyche said his intention was not to “slag anyone off” when he suggested Frank Lampard’s Everton team did not know how to win a game.The Clarets looked to have taken a huge step towards Premier League safety when they overcame the Toffees in an explosive 3-2 victory at Turf Moor. Lampard’s side went into half-time with a 2-1 lead, only for second half goals from Jay Rodriguez and Maxwel Cornet to plunge them into further trouble.

Burnley.Dyche spent over a decade at the helm in Lancashire before he was given the boot by the club last month in a move that left the footballing world stunned. During his time at the club, Dyche steered the Clarets to promotion twice before establishing them as a Premier League club.The 50-year-old - who started his managerial career with a brief stint at Watford - has remained silent since he was chopped by Burnley, who are still scrapping for their lives at the foot of the table.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer reportedly rejected a Premier League job offer following his Manchester United sacking.The 49-year-old parted ways with the Red Devils in November following a poor start to the season. He was then approached by an unnamed top-flight side in England, according to Norwegian outlet VG.Not only did Solskjaer turn that proposal down, but he is also said to have knocked back several clubs from across Europe who have offered him the chance to return to the dugout.

Millwall fan has gone viral for trying to act as a steward during his club's pitch invasion.After the Lions’ 3-0 Championship win over Peterborough to keep their playoff hopes alive, the home fans at The Den stormed the pitch. But one supporter decided that he would try and put an end to matters by marching around the field and trying to usher fervent supporters away.The individual could be seen gesturing to crowd members to remove themselves, before showing off his bare chest and pushing people away.

Wayne Rooney is reportedly one of the names being discussed within the Burnley dressing room to fill the vacant hotseat at Turf Moor.Football fans were left stunned when it was announced on Friday that the Clarets had sacked Sean Dyche as manager. Dyche was the Premier League's longest-serving boss, having been at the club for nine-and-a-half years.During that time, he oversaw Burnley's promotion to the Premier League in 2014, and despite being relegated later that season, the Clarets bounced straight back one year later.

Burnley.Dyche was sacked by Burnley on Friday after a decade in charge of the Clarets, who are four points from safety in the Premier League with eight matches remaining. As a result, Dyche now finds himself without a club for the first time in 10 years, having been appointed to replace Eddie Howe back in October 2012.Here, DAILY STAR SPORT looks at five clubs who would be mad not to consider appointing Dyche as their next manager.With Roy Hodgson having come out of unofficial retirement to take charge of Watford in January, it is unlikely the 74-year-old will remain in charge of the Hornets next season.That is regardless of whether Watford avoid relegation from the Premier League this season, with the club currently six points from safety.Watford would target an immediate return to the top flight if relegated and would be mad not to consider turning to former manager Dyche, who began his coaching career with the club after retiring in 2007.Dyche also achieved an immediate return to the Premier League with Burnley in the 2015/16 season, winning the Championship at the first attempt following relegation a year prior.Despite only signing a two-and-a-half-year deal with Everton in January, Frank Lampard's long-time future with the club likely rests on keeping the Toffees in the Premier League.Everton are currently four points above the bottom three, though, but could turn to Dyche if they do lose out to Burnley in the relegation scrap.The appointment of Dyche would provide a level of stability that has been absent in recent seasons.

Sean Dyche being given the old heave-ho by Burnley after 10 years might seem bonkers, but it isn't half as bonkers as the time he gave a 'team-talk' in the back of a taxi next to a steaming Danny Dyer and Serge from Kasabian.No, this wasn't a dream I had last night, it actually happened. Honest.

Burnley fans have blasted chairman Alan Pace online. The Clarets released a shock statement saying how they had sacked Sean Dyche for a string of poor results., with them lying 18th in the relegation zone. But the club have received enormous backlash for deciding to give their legendary boss the chop.

Burnley have sacked Sean Dyche as the Clarets continue to battle relegation from the Premier League. Ben Mee will take charge of the team for Sunday's clash with West Ham.A statement read: "Burnley Football Club can confirm the Club has parted company with manager Sean Dyche, assistant manager Ian Woan, first-team coach Steve Stone and goalkeeping coach Billy Mercer."Dyche was the longest-serving manager in the Premier League, having been in charge of the Clarets for nine-and-a-half years, overseeing a period which will go down as one of the most successful in the Club’s history.

Manchester City’s frightening attack would cause even the best goalkeepers nightmares. And in the case of Burnley goalkeeper Will Norris, it seems he wasn’t quite ready to face the music.Sean Dyche’s side faced a tough task in their bid to move out of the drop zone after welcoming the Premier League champions to Turf Moor on Saturday afternoon.

Burnley's latest bid to slow down Manchester City's slick passing game was to no avail as the Blues won 2-0 at Turf Moor to reclaim top spot in the Premier League. But manager Pep Guardiola said afterwards that the Clarets appeared to have deliberately allowed the grass to get long - although he had no problems with them doing so.

A bogey ground is one of those terms regularly used in football discourse that, quite simply – no one knows exactly how to define.

Chelsea star Victor Moses is stranded at Spartak Moscow amid Russia's ongoing invasion of Ukraine.FIFA and UEFA have allowed players from teams in the two countries to move to other European clubs until the end of the season after their respective domestic leagues were both suspended. According to the Daily Mail, that prompted Burnley to offer Moses a route out.However, the Premier League have blocked his return because they don't want transfers taking place outside of windows, despite the ruling from the governing bodies.

Burnley star Kevin Long is set to make his first start in 410 days against Manchester City next month.The centre-back will fill in for injured skipper Ben Mee, who missed the Clarets’ 2-0 Premier League defeat at Brentford on Saturday. Burnley were then handed the additional blow of his replacement Nathan Collins getting sent off in stoppage time.Mee was forced off against Leicester City earlier this month following an issue with his knee.

Thomas Tuchel has hit out at Chelsea's fans for their 'lack of respect' after they chanted Roman Abramovich's name during a show of support for Ukraine at Turf Moor on Saturday.Reece James, Kai Havertz and Christian Pulisic were all on the scoresheet as four second-half strikes saw the Blues run riot against Sean Dyche's side in a game marred by the pre-match scenes.Prior to kick-off, Burnley held a minutes applause as a show of solidarity with Ukraine in response to Russia's recent invasion of the country.However, the Clarets' tribute was spoiled as a section of Chelsea's travelling faithful opted to show their appreciation for the club's owner Abramovich, who this week declared his intentions to sell the club.In the aftermath of his side's Turf Moor triumph, Tuchel subsequently slammed some of his own supporters for their involvement in the chant."It's not the moment to do this," the German declared. "Listen, if we show solidarity we show solidarity and we should do it together."We take the knee together and if an important person from our club or another club unfortunately dies, we show a minute of respect."It's not the moment to give other messages.

Liverpool midfield general Fabinho has enjoyed quite the season for Jurgen Klopp’s side. The Brazilian bundled home the winning goal in Liverpool’s crucial 1-0 away victory against Burnley at Turf Moor.It was the former Monaco ace’s third Premier League goal in four matches; an impressive return for a player who is known for his defensive exploits.In just 18 League appearances, Fabinho has already scored more goals than his previous three seasons with the club put together.