Former Burnley boss Sean Dyche has a huge respect for Burnley

Burnley Express

Former Burnley boss Sean Dyche holds immense admiration and respect for the club where he once served as a manager following Everton's two nil victory at Turf Moor.

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00:00 I said when I left there, I said that's me, you know, that's me.

00:02 There's another chapter finished for the club, another chapter finished for me.

00:04 I've a huge respect.

00:07 I shouldn't need to say it because I've said it so many times, but I do.

00:10 I have a huge respect for the club, the people around the club, the fans.

00:13 You know, I had a fantastic time.

00:15 It's helped me and my life develop as well.

00:17 So and if I paid my bit back, amongst many others here, over my years, then fine.

00:22 You know, that's that's how it should be, hopefully, when you find ways of being successful.

00:26 But there's so many other people involved in the last nine and a half years.

00:29 I was here over the nine and a half years.

00:31 There's so many, it's not just me, trust me.

00:33 That's a nice thing, of course, because, you know, you want to be successful as a manager.

00:37 Whatever that is, you know, in real terms, the success here wasn't just winning games

00:41 and being in the Premier League, the whole club changed.

00:43 And that's a massive success for so many involved, though.

00:46 So, yeah, that's a really nice thing.

00:48 It's nice to enjoy that moment.

00:50 And, you know, it's a rare one when probably a manager gets respect from,

00:54 hopefully, the Evertonians as well, but certainly from the Burnley fans.

00:58 And it's a nice moment.

00:59 I saw Alan this morning.

01:00 I saw Alan Pace in the hotel this morning where we were staying.

01:03 Crowwood, very nice.

01:05 Used to annoy me that I had a really nice hotel here for the team staying.

01:08 Yeah, and I saw him this morning, said hello.

01:11 You know, football's a weird business, right?

01:13 You know, I'm not going to throw my dummy out.

01:15 Done my bit, done my years, shook his hand, said everything's OK.

01:19 Nice tears, crack on.

01:20 Vincent, I met him at the end of last season, the LMA, told him how impressed he was with his work,

01:25 how he hadn't lost the fabric of it,

01:29 but put his mark on it, changed it to his liking.

01:31 But I thought we can all moan about everyone and everything.

01:35 At the end of the day, people have got a lot on their plate.

01:37 I just try and take care of mine and get on with it.

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