“There's a chance. I'll find out about that. There's not been any depth, there have been peripheral talks based on ifs, buts and maybes. But that will come over the coming weeks when we find out the truth of what we have got, what we can do, what we can't do.”
In the immediate aftermath of Everton’s Premier League survival-clinching victory over Bournemouth, Sean Dyche used his post-match press conference as a platform to highlight the necessity for change at the club.
Everton is a massive club that is underperforming, was essentially his message. To change that, he will need time. He will also need one other key ingredient if he is to have a chance of moving Everton forward: Clarity.
