BURNLEY, England (Reuters) - Burnley manager Sean Dyche sees the pressure that is on Frank de Boer, boss of Sunday's opponents Crystal Palace, as a sign of the acute lack of patience in modern football. Dyche, who was strongly linked with the vacant post at Selhurst Park before De Boer was given the job, said the days when a manager was given time to build a team had gone. The only way you can build now is to win," he told reporters on Friday. The biggest thing for Palace is, from the outside looking in, they were looking for a whole culture change with the way the team operates. Dyche said the lack of patience shown towards managers was not simply a case of hasty decisions being made by owners.

Source: The Star September 08, 2017 14:48 UTC