<text>  Burnley boss Sean Dyche believes dressing-room spats between players are a natural occurrence at the highest level. Manchester City visit Turf Moor on Saturday at the end of a week where the club have been forced to play down reports that captain Vincent Kompany was dropped following a bust-up with team-mate Fernandinho. The row allegedly came at half-time during their defeat by Liverpool earlier this month, with neither player in the starting line-up for the clash with Leicester three days later. Vincent Kompany left and Fernandinho right were involved in a dressing-room row at Liverpool . But Dyche dismissed suggestions it was a good time to face City and can understand why passions occasionally run too high. He said: I think its a natural occurrence. Youve got highly-talented, highly-motivated people, all in a working environment thats very challenging. Everyone wants a shirt, everyone wants to play, and also, I can only imagine, at that level youre borderline into 25 mini companies. Its not just players, youre dealing with the whole shebang - PR consultants, agents, PAs, who knows what else. I imagine its like having 25 CEOs and trying to align them all with whatever the bigger picture is. Theres always going to be challenges because theyre powerful-minded people, which is why theyre at the top of the game. Kompany was dropped to the bench when Manchester City hosted Leicester City . Burnley are without a win in two months and sit second bottom of the Premier League table, three points from safety. But City and manager Manuel Pellegrini will certainly not underestimate the Clarets after their stunning performance at the Etihad in December, when they fought back from 2-0 down to claim a draw. Dyche said: Theyve got some fantastic players. We experienced that once before, we gave a good performance and I think overall deserved a point out of the game. But that doesnt guarantee us anything this time around. Theyre a highly-motivated group of players, still in the hunt, still right up there, very experienced and a fantastic manager, so obviously its a big challenge once again. Kompany attempts to tackle Raheem Sterling during Citys 2-1 defeat by Liverpool . Dyche added to his squad this week with the recruitment on a three-year deal of Norwegian midfielder Fredrik Ulvestad. The Burnley boss has been keen for the club to expand their scouting network into Europe and signed 22-year-old Ulvestad after a two-week trial. The Clarets were already short in midfield before Dean Marney was ruled out for the season with a knee injury last month but Dyche insisted Ulvestad will not be rushed. He wanted to come in and I think its a good way of doing business because he gets a chance to have a look at us and we can have a look at him, and he fitted in straight away, said the Burnley boss. That was probably the key thing. Sometimes players who are with you and are not part of the group, they look not part of the group, but he fitted in seamlessly and we thought there was more to come from him, so thats why we signed him. Burnley boss Sean Dyche can understand why passions occasionally run too high . At the moment its that cooling-off period, getting used to how we work. I dont know that much about the Norwegian league but I know its not the Premier League. Hes been to a couple of games so he knows how we operate and how the Premier League operates. Were looking forward to him working with us and developing further. We have been light in midfield but thats not why Freddies come in, because if it was hed have to operate immediately. We think theres more to come going forwards than right now. If hes needed this season and we think hes ready, then thats different, but hes only been in the building a couple of weeks, so well see how he continues getting used to what it is to be here and obviously then looking at the idea of being in the first team, but theres no rushing that situation. 