Burnley

Dyche comes across very well here.

https://m.independent.ie/sport/soccer/premier-league/sean-dyche-was-the-one-manager-who-cared-about-me-as-a-person-keith-treacy-41558239.html

https://leaguemanagers.com/news/lma-lat ... statement/ From Sean Dyche

I would like to thank the people of Burnley and fans of the club for their incredible kindness and support since I joined the club in 2012. The town has become a huge part of my life, and myself and my family thank you for everything we have all experienced together during my time as manager. Amongst the many challenges, there have been some truly incredible times, which are never to be forgotten.

“I would like to express my gratitude to all players and staff, past and present, for the hard work and commitment they have shown throughout my time at the club. The memories of promotion campaigns, European travels and competing against some of the best teams in the world will always stay with me.

“I would also like to thank the directors and owners who I have worked with for their help over the past decade. The club has changed so much during this time, with improvements across the infrastructure, training ground and academy ensuring the future of the club is protected both on and off the pitch. The successes and building process from where the club was, to where it is now has been by no means by myself. The help of so many people has made it happen and I thank them all, particularly my football staff who have worked so diligently over the years.

“Finally, I would like to thank people across football who have been so positive about my career in recent days. I appreciate the kind words of my colleagues in the game and I look forward to the next phase of my career.”

LMA Chief Executive Richard Bevan added:

“Sean’s tenure at Burnley has been exceptional.

“Burnley’s successes since Sean first led the club into the Premier League in 2014 have become an example of what can be achieved when a strong, talented leader is given the time and responsibility to develop a team in line with the values and principles of the community in which the club exists. Sean was able build a club to outperform expectations and grow sustainably, whilst ensuring a legacy on and off the pitch which will survive for decades to come.”

“Sean brought European football to Burnley for the first time in over 50 years and I’m sure he will continue to compete as one of the country’s elite managers for many years in future.”

Lansdowne Road debut aged 52 and 201 days .