Sky Sports pundit reveals when Everton might decide to sack Dyche
Sean Dyche could be sacked "swiftly" following John Textor’s takeover of Everton, according to Stephen Warnock.
Speaking on Sky Sports News (16 September, 12:49), Neil Warnock expressed confidence that Sean Dyche will leave Everton at the end of his contract next summer, but hinted he might be shown the door even sooner.
Warnock suggested that with the likely arrival of new ownership at Goodison Park, possibly under John Textor, Dyche’s position could be in jeopardy if a change in playing style is desired.
He said, “Come the end of the season, he’ll go—they won’t renew his contract.
He’s done an incredible job, but it feels like the game is evolving and he’s not evolving with it.
If the new owner comes in, you could see a quick decision made on a new manager and a change of style. I worry the players are becoming stagnant under his regime.”
Will Sean Dyche Last the Season at Everton?
Speculation about Dyche’s future is nothing new at Goodison Park, but it’s growing louder after four consecutive losses to start the Premier League season—two of them particularly shocking.
Losing back-to-back matches 3-2 after leading 2-0 has made the situation increasingly precarious, and unless Dyche turns things around quickly, a parting of ways seems inevitable.
Reports suggest that Textor has already been exploring other managerial options if he takes control of the club in the coming weeks [Alan Nixon, 8 September], giving Dyche little time to secure his position.
Textor’s key priorities, should he take over, include discussing future recruitment with Dyche, a conversation that could be unsettling for the 53-year-old manager [Miguel Delaney].
The pressure is mounting on Dyche to halt Everton’s poor form.
Starting slowly can no longer be an excuse, especially after two recent collapses.
Everton’s first win of the season must come soon if Dyche is to avoid further speculation about his future at the club.
