'Terrible and frustrating' - Journalist issues Sean Dyche sack claim after Everton takeover

The Friedkin Group will sack Sean Dyche if Everton lose their games against Brentford and Manchester United and they are to arrive after that, according to Paul Brown.

The Josimar journalist claimed on 21 November that the next two games are extremely crucial for Dyche’s future at Goodison Park.

He also stated that the fans have grown tired of the style of football and that he’s failing to get the best out of his players.

Brown told BBC Radio Merseyside: “It sounds like they are really ruthless, but I like the fact they are a bit brutal.

“It’s hard not to refer to the manager situation here at Everton. They sacked Juric for winning four matches in 12 games – but we have a manager who has won seven games in 31.

“I would like to think they won’t be having any of that when they come to Everton.

“The next few fixtures are huge for Sean Dyche. If we lose to Brentford and Manchester United and the Friedkin Group arrives after that, they will want to bring their own manager in.

“Everything just needs ripping out at Everton as part of a complete reset.

“You can feel the fans are starting to turn now against Dyche because it is terrible and frustrating football to watch. There is fan pressure.

“I am not sure if the new owners are listening to that pressure, but I have had enough of it now. I thank Dyche for everything he has done for the club with his hands tied, but it is just so bad and boring to watch.

“The players are better than what he is getting out of them.”

Everton and Sean Dyche need to part ways sooner rather than later

There is compelling evidence suggesting that the Toffees should consider a managerial change with the arrival of The Friedkin Group.

Dyche’s record reflects a struggle to elevate the team’s performance, especially in terms of style and effectiveness.

The fans’ growing discontent with the team’s play style indicates a disconnect between expectations and reality on the pitch.

His tenure, while marked by efforts to stabilise the club under financial constraints and avoid relegation, has not shown significant improvement in team output or tactical innovation.

The new owners, known for their decisive actions as seen with their management changes at Roma, might see Dyche’s approach as not aligning with their vision for an exciting, competitive Everton side.

Bringing in a new manager at this juncture would allow The Friedkin Group to implement their managerial philosophy from the ground up, potentially rejuvenating the squad and fanbase with fresh ideas and strategies.

In other Everton news, a Toffees managerial target has already applied to another English leaving, making things urgent for The Friedkin Group.

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