Dyche enjoying break from management after Forest exit
Sean Dyche says his time away from management has allowed him to "enjoy other things", including following the playing career of his son Max.
Former Burnley and Nottingham Forest manager Sean Dyche has been relishing his break from the managerial limelight. The 51-year-old visited his hometown club Kettering in early February as part of a Premier League initiative. Kettering's Latimer Park home was the destination, and they had just installed new floodlights funded by the Premier League's Stadium Fund.
Dyche noted that being a manager is an all-consuming job, but being out of management has opened many doors. His son Max, who now plays for Northampton Town, keeps his dad engaged in the sport. Dyche, who began his career at Nottingham Forest, expressed his eagerness to return to management once a suitable opportunity arises. He also highlighted his appreciation for his newfound freedom to enjoy other aspects of his life, including watching his son play and supporting his daughter's university pursuits.
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