Thousands of Everton fans line the streets surrounding Goodison Park for mass protest EFC
Members of the Everton board – including Moshiri and Kenwright – have again been told to stay away from Goodispn Park amid fan protests
Dyche was asked about the protests ahead of his first game in charge of the club against top of the table Arsenal. Dyche told BT Sports: “All I’ve asked from the fans is to embrace the past and move forward with the future. It’s easier to care and love a club when it’s going great, but now we need it when it’s not going great, and probably more so than ever.
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