Jeff Hendrick, Aaron Lennon and Joe Hart all left during Project Restart.
Sean Dyche has informed the Burnley board they should get on top of agreements this summer to prevent another year where crucial first-team players can leave for absolutely nothing.
The Clarets suffered a major obstacle early in Project Restart as Jeff Hendrick, Aaron Lennon and Joe Hart were amongst 4 players to leave the club on totally free transfers, leaving them short- handed for the season run- in and requiring to find reinforcements in an unsure transfer window.
Dyche struck out at the board’s handling of the matter, leading to speculation over his own future at the club which had actually not disappeared as the drawn-out season drew to a close on Sunday.
And it was within that context that Dyche stated the club might not manage to let more players leave next summer.
“It is important (to get the contracts sorted). But at the end of the day I can’t sign the contracts,” Dyche stated after a 2-1 defeat to Brighton.
” All I can do is offer the important things I think are proper and good for the club and the team, the reinforcements I think we need, which’s the assistance a manager can provide.
” I do that clearly, not just me, our scouts and personnel– we have regular conferences on what we think is crucial and proper.
” I understand the standards of the club, the financial framework, however we remain in a very healthy state financially.
“At some point these decisions will get made, I can only guide and give the answers to the situations I think are important.”
Dyche has declined to assurance he will be at the club next season, duplicating a now familiar line that “things can change in football”.
However Dyche has stated he enjoys at Burnley, and suggested he will be as long as the framework exists in which he can prosper.
“We’re ambitious to a level that the club can allow us to get to but we’re certainly ambitious with the players we’ve got,” he stated.
” We tend not to make reasons, we keep driving which’s the way I take a look at it.
” As long as I understand what the obstacle is, I enjoy to handle. As long as I understand what the standards are you have to work under.
“It only gets tricky when those guidelines start getting blurred or getting stretched, and not stretched in the right direction.”
Sunday’s defeat was Burnley’s first at home in the league since New Year’s Day, however totally should have by a Brighton side who presented lots of risk on the counter-attack
The win took Graham Potter‘s side up to 15 th place, setting a new club record in the Premier League with 41 points.
“It’s a good start for us, my first year in the Premier League and for a lot of the players,” Potter stated.
” There’s been a great deal of finding out so to wind up with 41 points, naturally we desire to enhance however the Premier League is so, so difficult.
“A big thank you to the supporters for the year and for sticking with me and the team. Hopefully we have given them something to think about going forward and to be excited about.”
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