Dyche was at Bristol City from 1997 to 1999, during which time he helped the Robins to promotion to Division One.Ex-Denmark international Soren Andersen spent a season at Ashton Gate in 1998/99, and claimsDychehad a strange old habit of plucking worms off the ground to eat during training.“He had exactly the same voice," Andersen revealed toDanish podcastFodboldministeriet. "Maybe the voice comes from eating rainworms [earthworms], because every time we trained, he used to eat rainworms."The show host was left aghast by the claims, but Andersen was deadly serious.He continued: "Yes, he did. It was horrible, I’ve never experienced anything like it. It was like: ‘Whoops, there’s a rainworm’ and then he ate it."It was a bit disgusting and very strange. He was a good player, and I enjoyed being around him, but the thing with the worms was really strange."There was always these worms around. And everybody always commented on it as being disgusting and complained a bit."So I think maybe it was as a kind of a provocation, and to show us that it wasn’t somethingwe should focus on or care about, he just ate one or two."We look forward to Dyche's pre-matchpress conference ahead of the Manchester United game,wherehe'll surelybe asked about it. Gulp...See also...Watch: Ex-West Ham star Dimitri Payet's glorious dummy injures Strasbourg goalkeeperMario Balotelli pulls out classic celebration after scoring twice against MonacoIn Other News...
