Who is the Burnley manager?

Burnley announce appointment of Vincent Kompany as new manager. The former Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany has been appointed Burnley's manager. The 36-year-old e former Belgium international quit as head coach at Anderlecht, where he spent three years, in May.

Who is the new Burnley manager?

Burnley Football Club is delighted to announce the appointment of Vincent Kompany as first-team manager. The 36-year-old joins after departing the Belgian First Division's R.S.C Anderlecht where he spent three years. He joined Anderlecht in 2019 as player-manager before taking on the role full-time in August 2020.

Who is Burnley's assistant manager?

Ian Woan - Assistant Manager - Burnley FC | LinkedIn.

Where is Sean Dyche from?

Dyche was born in Kettering, Northamptonshire. His father was a management consultant for British Steel Corporation, working in Egypt, India, and Corby. He has two brothers.

Who owns Burnley FC?

Burnley Football & Athletic Company Limited is wholly-owned by Burnley FC Holdings Limited, of which 83.97% of its entire issued share capital is owned by Calder Vale Holdings Limited, a company incorporated in England and Wales (“Calder Vale”).

Vincent Kompany named new Burnley manager

Has the Burnley manager been sacked?

Breaking: Burnley Sack Manager Sean Dyche, Decision Explained By Chairman. In shock news, Burnley have confirmed that they have parted company with manager Sean Dyche with just eight games left in the Premier League season.

What happened Burnley manager?

Former Burnley manager Sean Dyche has thanked the club and its supporters after his ten-year spell came to an end a week ago. The Clarets sacked Dyche on Good Friday after a decade in charge at Turf Moor and with Burnley in danger of suffering relegation down to the Championship after six years in England's top flight.

Who is Burnley interim manager?

Burnley interim boss Mike Jackson demands more of the same in final push for survival. BURNLEY caretaker manager Mike Jackson wants no change in mentality going into Sunday's relegation decider against Newcastle but admitted his players must manage the emotions of the game.

Who are the Burnley coaching staff?

Who is the youngest manager to win the Premier League?

José Mourinho first win with Chelsea FC in 2004-5, aged 42.

Who is the only English manager to win the premiership?

Since the formation of the English Premier League in 1992, not a single English manager has won the title. Only nine managers have won the Premier League in its 25-year history, with Manchester United's former manager Alex Ferguson of Scotland winning it 13 times.

Who is youngest manager in Premier League?

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On the day of his first game in charge, Mason was just 29 years, 312 days old and he became the only manager in Premier League history to be under 30 years old.

How much is Burnley debt?

Analysis by the University of Liverpool's Centre for Sports Business Group concluded in 2019 that Burnley were the "most sensibly run club in the Premier League financially". In June 2020, six months prior to the ALK takeover, there was £80million in the bank and minimal long-term debt.

How much money do Burnley FC have?

#BurnleyFC £134m revenue is 14th highest in the top flight, though the gap to the Big Six is enormous, as they are more than £200m below #AFC £343m. Their 10th place in the Premier League highlights how much the club over-performed under manager Sean Dyche.

Where is Vincent company now?

In May 2019, after 11 years at City, he announced he would leave the club in June 2019 when his contract expired. On 1 July he became the player-manager at Anderlecht of the Belgian First Division A where he started his professional playing career.

Where does the Burnley manager live?

Dyche lives in Northamptonshire with tennis coach wife Jane and children—Alicia (11) and Alex (14).

How much does Sean Dyche earn?

Sean Dyche is still in talks with Burnley over a pay-off on his £15million contract. The figures have yet to be finalised with Dyche having agreed a new deal of around £100,000-a-week in September that was due to run until 2025. Though neither side anticipate a problem in the negotiations.