HUGE Sean Dyche Goodison Park future in despair after Farhad Moshiri recent brutal decision.
For a manager who always tries to focus on the positives, starting the season with three straight losses is certainly not how Sean Dyche, 53, would have hoped to kick off the campaign.
In many ways, the chaos on the pitch reflects the turmoil off it, as Everton seems to be moving from one crisis to another.
**Sean Dyche receives the dreaded vote of confidence**
Following the collapse of a potential takeover by 777 Partners, current owner Farhad Moshiri is reportedly trying to revive a deal with John Textor ahead of the club’s move into a new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock next season.
However, a modern stadium would seem out of place if Everton were to be relegated to the Championship, which could happen if Dyche can’t steer the club out of its current downward spiral.
Despite the poor results, The Telegraph reports that Moshiri and director of football Kevin Thelwell believe Dyche should be given the rest of the season to turn things around, regardless of the club’s current struggles.
Given all the issues surrounding the club, a managerial change would only add to the instability. If Dyche can rediscover his form from previous seasons and guide Everton to safety, even by a narrow margin, it would be seen as a success.
Whether Dyche would then be given the opportunity to lead the team into their new stadium next season remains uncertain.