Soccer-Unacceptable abuse a 'reality of the job', says Burnley's Dyche


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  • Thursday, 21 Oct 2021

FILE PHOTO: Soccer Football - Premier League - Everton v Burnley - Goodison Park, Liverpool, Britain - September 13, 2021 Burnley manager Sean Dyche REUTERS/Phil Noble

(Reuters) - The unacceptable levels of abuse that Steve Bruce endured throughout his time in charge of Newcastle United is an unfortunate aspect of the job of being a Premier League manager, his Burnley counterpart Sean Dyche said on Thursday.

Bruce, who was the target of fans' ire since replacing the popular Rafa Benitez in 2019, left the club by mutual consent on Wednesday, saying it was probably his last managerial role.

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