GOODBYE DYCHE?- Following DEFEATS to Brighton and Tottenham DYCHE is Under SCRUTINY With a TOP EX PL Manager Lined up To Replace Him Should He leave…..

Sean Dyche’s position as Everton manager is under scrutiny after the team’s disappointing start to the season. Following defeats to Brighton and Tottenham, sources close to the club have revealed that Dyche’s job is not yet under immediate threat, but he faces a crucial period in the coming games.

The Toffees boss has struggled to rebuild trust among the fanbase, with many questioning his team selections and tactics. New signings Iliman Ndiaye, Jake O’Brien, and Jesper Lindstrom have been left out of the starting XI, leading to frustration among supporters.

Everton’s poor form has led to a toxic atmosphere around the club, with players being abused on social media and by fans. This is reminiscent of the situation under Frank Lampard last season, which ultimately led to his departure.

However, it is worth noting that Dyche has only been in charge for a short period and has had to contend with significant off-field uncertainty, including the failed takeover attempts by 777 Partners and Dan Friedkin. The current ownership situation, with John Textor making a new attempt to buy the club, adds to the instability.

Farhad Moshiri, the current owner, may not be in a position to sack Dyche even if he wanted to, due to the uncertainty surrounding the club’s future. Dyche and Kevin Thelwell, the club’s director of football, were reportedly set to receive contract extensions, but the off-field chaos has put these plans on hold.

If Dyche were to be sacked, it is unclear who would be a suitable replacement. David Moyes, a former Everton manager, has been suggested as a potential candidate, but it is unclear if he would be willing to take on the role given the current situation.

Dyche will argue that he has been hampered by a significant injury crisis, but the summer signings were made to address such issues. If he fails to utilize these players effectively, he will only exacerbate the problems.

In other news, Everton is lining up a pair of high-profile transfers before the deadline, which could help to alleviate some of the pressure on Dyche.