Sean Dyche, the manager of Everton, needs to turn things around quickly.
Everton manager Sean Dyche might be in trouble in the coming weeks, according to journalist Paul Brown of GIVEMESPORT.
This season, the Toffees have struggled and have yet to win a Premier League game.
Sean Dyche, Everton manager
During his time at Goodison Park, Farhad Moshiri was known to often fire managers. Dyche is the eighth permanent manager at Goodison Park since Moshiri acquired a majority share in 2016. Dyche might be in trouble if things continue as they have only one point from their first four league games.
Brown previously told GIVEMESPORT that the situation at Everton is now causing concern among the players owing to issues both on and off the field. According to the BBC, Everton are looking for fresh financing after talks with MSP Sports Capital fell down, with 777 Partners, who were previously interested in acquiring a part in the club, now taking the lead.
Following the international break, the Merseyside club will face Arsenal at home this weekend and Brentford away the following week. The Toffees finish the month with a home game against Luton Town, which Dyche will need to win if his side is to stay in the division. Although Dyche guided Everton away from relegation last season, the jury is still out on the former Burnley manager, who has a track record comparable to coaches ousted by Moshiri in the past.
There’s no doubt that Dyche has had to deal with a slew of issues at Goodison Park aside from on-field issues, which has made his job difficult. However, things must improve, especially given that he has been granted more time than Benitez despite a poorer points-per-game average.
Sean Dyche will not last much longer unless he changes his ways – Paul Brown
Everton failed to score in their first three games of the season, which is a major concern given their relatively favorable schedule: the Toffees faced Wolverhampton Wanderers, Fulham, and Aston Villa before scoring and securing a point against Sheffield United in their fourth game of the season.
Brown believes Moshiri cannot afford to be involved in another relegation battle while attempting to sell the club. As a result, Dyche’s career could be jeopardized if he fails to win in the coming weeks, with the game against Luton Town at the end of the month crucial in determining his future. In an interview with GIVEMESPORT, he stated…
Constantly changing managers every year or so isn’t a good look for Everton, and consistency may be what they need to turn things around, but Dyche will have to prove his worth in the coming weeks.
Should Sean Dyche be fired by Everton?
Although things aren’t looking good for Everton right now, as previously stated, changing managers every time they have a bad run of form isn’t going to provide consistent outcomes. Everton only has one point, but they’re producing a lot of opportunities, especially when compared to others struggling in and around them.
According to FBref, the Toffees have an xG of 7.2, which places them 10th in the Premier League, ahead of West Ham United and Crystal Palace, who are both in the top seven. Only four clubs in England’s top flight have had more shots on target than Dyche’s side, indicating that they are attacking in the right locations.
The analytics favors Everton, but it’s ultimately points on the board that matter, so the next three games could be pivotal in determining Dyche’s destiny.
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