“Something went wrong.” Acting coach of Everton – about the dismissal of Dyche

Acting Everton coach Leighton Baines commented on the victory of his wards over the “Peterborough” club in the 1/32 final of the English Cup (2:0). The specialist could not avoid the topic of the dismissal of the helmsman Sean Dyche, indicating that something went wrong inside the club.

“It’s similar to what I do, but in a different context, when you have to take the first team. It was a strange day, but I even enjoyed it.

I thought the players’ submission was brilliant. We talked to them before the game. Losing a coach is not something anyone really wants. Usually, this means that something has gone wrong. It never depends on one person. It depends on the many people involved in it.

The players knew they had to show something in response to the sacking of the manager – and they did. They tried to play hard and do the right things.

The coach had to leave, and that’s not what everyone wants. A new manager will come – and opportunities will open.

It was a difficult day. But I think there should definitely be hope and optimism in all of this. That’s what we talked about today. Everything changes: the football club, the owners, the stadium and everything they talk about,” Baines said.

We will remind that the management of “Everton” decided to stop cooperation with Sean Dyche a few hours before the start of the match.