Jason Cundy Weighs in on Whether Sean Dyche Should Be Sacked After Everton’s Draw
Jason Cundy Backs Sean Dyche to Lead Everton Until Season's End
On 23 November, Everton faced Thomas Frank’s Brentford at home in a Premier League clash.
Despite having a one-man advantage in the second half, Sean Dyche’s side failed to score, leaving fans frustrated.
Later that evening, on talkSPORT (23 November, 19:11), Jason Cundy discussed the situation and agreed with a caller who suggested that sacking Dyche could lead to Everton’s relegation.
Cundy stated, “I kind of agree with that. I do agree with that because if you were Everton right now, you’d look for a Dyche. And you’ve got him.”
When asked whether there were discussions about replacing Dyche, the caller mentioned that many Everton fans wanted the manager gone. Cundy responded, “I’m not totally convinced that that’s going to be the right decision.”
Sean Dyche Must Leave Everton
Although Dyche has earned a reputation for keeping teams in the Premier League on limited budgets, his approach is increasingly problematic for Everton.
While he played a crucial role in avoiding relegation last season, his rigid, pragmatic tactics are now hindering the team’s progress.
Currently hovering just above the relegation zone, Everton face a daunting set of fixtures in December, including matches against Arsenal, Chelsea, and Manchester City within 12 days.
This challenging schedule could push the team into the bottom three by early next year, making it essential to address Dyche’s future before further damage occurs.
With The Friedkin Group preparing to take over from Farhad Moshiri, reports suggest the new owners plan to review Dyche’s position once their acquisition is finalized (Alan Nixon, 17 November).
Given the circumstances, it seems clear that a managerial change is necessary.
Dan Friedkin, upon assuming control, must prioritize appointing a new manager to guide Everton out of their precarious position.
Allowing Dyche to remain in charge risks further instability, and decisive action is required to secure the club’s Premier League status.
