Everton manager Sean Dyche revealed his pre-game team talk ahead of their 4-0 victory over Wolves, explaining how his approach differed following the team’s heavy 4-0 loss to Manchester United just days earlier.
While many managers might have been inclined to issue a stern rebuke after such a damaging defeat, Sean Dyche took a more measured approach. Reflecting on the loss to United, he stated, “I wasn’t disappointed with a lot of the performance, but you can’t make those mistakes.”
Dyche’s emphasis on progress and a positive mindset was clear in his message to the players before the Wolves match. “Tonight, we haven’t made mistakes,” he said, adding, “I thought we had real intent and desire to score goals. We mixed our performance and played well.”
The manager also expressed deep pride in his team’s efforts, highlighting their resilience despite recent challenges. “It’s not just for the press,” Dyche continued. “I told the lads beforehand that I couldn’t be more proud of them. That will never change.”
Dyche spoke passionately about the determination of his players, acknowledging the adversity they’ve faced while maintaining their commitment to improve. “The things they have gone through here and they’re still working, still have the desire to go and change things, still have the desire to go and win, still have the desire to put sweat and belief on the shirt and the badge. That will never change – the pride I have in these players.”
Everton manager Sean Dyche revealed his pre-game team talk ahead of their 4-0 victory over Wolves, explaining how his approach differed following the team’s heavy 4-0 loss to Manchester United just days earlier.
While many managers might have been inclined to issue a stern rebuke after such a damaging defeat, Sean Dyche took a more measured approach. Reflecting on the loss to United, he stated, “I wasn’t disappointed with a lot of the performance, but you can’t make those mistakes.”
Dyche’s emphasis on progress and a positive mindset was clear in his message to the players before the Wolves match. “Tonight, we haven’t made mistakes,” he said, adding, “I thought we had real intent and desire to score goals. We mixed our performance and played well.”
The manager also expressed deep pride in his team’s efforts, highlighting their resilience despite recent challenges. “It’s not just for the press,” Dyche continued. “I told the lads beforehand that I couldn’t be more proud of them. That will never change.”
Dyche spoke passionately about the determination of his players, acknowledging the adversity they’ve faced while maintaining their commitment to improve. “The things they have gone through here and they’re still working, still have the desire to go and change things, still have the desire to go and win, still have the desire to put sweat and belief on the shirt and the badge. That will never change – the pride I have in these players.”
