Former Everton manager Sean Dyche was informed of his starting passes just hours before the team’s FA Cup 3rd round match against Peterborough.
The traditional club Everton, which was on the brink of relegation in the English Premier League, gave its head coach the starting passes on Thursday To Sean Dyche. The club’s announcement came just a few hours before Everton’s Thursday game FA Cup 3rd round match against Peterborough.
Everton have won only three times in the league this season and are in 16th place in the league after 19 games. The drop line is only a point away.
Dyche, 53, took over as Everton manager midway through the 2022-23 season and kept the club in the Premier League. Last season, Everton finished 15th.
Along with Dyche, the rest of the coaching team was also allowed to leave. The team is temporarily piloted by the coach of the club’s under-18 team Leighton Baines and the team captain, currently sidelined from the games due to injury Seamus Coleman.