The Burnley boss is the longest-serving manager in the division having first taken charge in 2012.
And currently, Dyche is on course to retain the Clarets’ top-flight status for a fifth consecutive season.
RantCasino.com have conducted research to find out which Premier League manager has received the most abuse on Twitter.
They used SEMrush to analyse thousands of tweets, taking into consideration the number of positive words in comparison to negative words tweeted towards them.
Scroll and click through the pages to see where Wilder ranks, compared to his top-flight colleagues:
RantCasino.com have conducted research to find out which Premier League manager has received the most abuse on Twitter.
5. 5th - Roy Hodgson - Crystal Palace (26.57%)
The former England boss continues to divide opinion at Crystal Palace with pressure seemingly building on the 73-year-old each game. Around 26% of tweets examined were negative. Photo: Clive Rose
6. 6th - Graham Potter - Brighton & Hove Albion (25.33%)
Brighton’s position in the Premier League table has left fans split over his future, but one thing he does deserve credit for is his determination to implement an attractive style of play. Photo: Alex Livesey
Fulham’s mini-revival over the last few months, the latest being a 1-1- draw at Tottenham, has certainly boosted Parker's cause in just his second full season in management. Photo: Clive Rose
Things haven’t started well for Big Sam at the Hawthorns. No wins in five matches - which includes an FA Cup exit to Blackpool plus hammerings at the hands of Leeds United and Arsenal. Photo: Pool