Sean Dyche hailed his 'biggest' achievement as a manager after leading Everton to Premier League survival with three games to spare.
Sean Dyche kept Everton up on the final day of last season with victory over BournemouthSean Dyche says leading Everton to Premier League survival with three games to spare is his "biggest" achievement as a manager.at Goodison Park on Saturday to leapfrog them into 15th place - and the Toffees are now 11 points clear of the bottom three.
Their top-flight status has been secured despite the club having had a total of eight points deducted this season for breaching Premier League financial rules. Dyche said: "We have not been given an easy ride and I am super proud. The knocks keep coming for me as well - this job is not the way it has been pitched to me or what has happened.Idrissa Gueye scored the winner for Everton and after the full-time whistle Dyche strode on to the pitch and applauded all four corners of the stadium.
Dyche said: "The mentality of the players has grown - it is fair to say if we kept the consistent behaviours it will pay you back and it has done.Dyche was previously manager of Burnley for almost 10 years - guiding the club up to the Premier League twice - before being sacked in April 2022. The 52-year-old led Everton to safety on the final day of last season and was asked where keeping them up again ranks in terms of his career achievements."It was different last season, but this season has been incredibly tough to see through the feeling and noise at times."Everton has become an easy story, the whipping boys of the Premier League. 'What’s easy? Everton. Let’s get on them.' Now we are beginning to change it.
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