Everton are being pulled deeper into trouble after a dismal defeat to Luton and Sean Dyche has pulled no punches when telling the club’s prospective owners of the challenges they face
Everton boss Sean Dyche has revealed he’s made it clear to the club’s prospective new owners, they have to change the narrative around Goodison.
The three joint owners of 777 Partners, who are exploring a potential £500m buy out of the Premier League outfit from Farhad Moshiri, were on hand to watch a dismal defeat by Luton. And afterwards, Dyche explained that he had met one of the partners, Josh Wander, and told them straight what is required if they are to return Everton to the levels the fans demands.
“I’ve had a meeting with them in the eventuality they do become the owners – that was 10 days ago,” he explained. “They were mainly asking us questions, they were asking what needs to change, what support we need.
“I was honest, tried to give an honest assessment of what is needed – we trying to change the story of this club, because we’ve had two years of the same thing – I think that’s obvious. We have to try and create that mentality where we are on it all the time. I think it’s broken record time, we dominated but we didn’t take our chances. So that story has to change.”