Well, --what is Dyche's plan? Good question!. So far , the stress is not on "continuity" but "all chage". He seems to be have abandoned the intention to develop our own young players, towards a target of 50% of the team being Academy products. Instead he has assembled a large squad , and seems to hope that by creating "competition for places" he will create a successful team. The trouble is that the players he has brought in lack flair , creativity or goal -scoring capability. He has not built on the team that was emerging last season, but dismantled it. I am puzzled at this, and I am sure the young players who have been marginalised are puzzled and disappointed too. Dyche must also have abandoned the careful scouting/recruitment strategy that was in place over the last couple of years, otherwise players like Iwelumo would not have brought in, nor people like Mirfin or Bauben to sit on the bench. The style of play is also more direct, which most teams in the Championship know how to deal with--Forest did.
Looking at the fixture list in blocks of 5, I can see few groups of games from which I would expect more than 5 points; relegation form no doubt.It is actually quite hard to see 3 teams we can expect to beat at the moment, let alone three teams we might finish above. Something very convincing needed on Tuesday, otherwise the fans will find it increasingly hard to identify with Dyche's journeymen.