Sean Dyche, the manager of Everton, expressed confidence that the team’s season won’t be derailed by the 10-point penalty imposed for breaching Premier League financial rules. Despite the setback, Dyche warned his players against relying solely on the club’s appeal to overturn the deduction and emphasized the importance of maintaining their momentum.
Addressing the first-team squad at Everton’s training ground, Dyche noted a positive atmosphere among the players, who displayed a determined mindset to overcome the challenge. He highlighted the players’ ownership of their situation and their commitment to maintaining their recent form.
Although Everton has appealed against the penalty, Dyche urged the players to focus on the present reality, which includes being joint-bottom of the Premier League. He stressed the need for the team to push forward and regain the lost points, acknowledging the uncertainty surrounding the appeal’s outcome.
With Everton fans planning protests against the Premier League, Dyche emphasized the importance of unity and support from the supporters. He expressed confidence in the fans’ backing and their understanding of the club’s history and challenges, which he believes will provide an added boost to the team’s efforts.
While declining to comment on the implications for other clubs facing financial investigations, Dyche remained focused on Everton’s current situation and the task at hand: ensuring the team remains competitive and fights to climb out of the relegation zone.
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