Change is in the air at Goodison, with talk of fresh investment after the boardroom clearout, but it cannot come soon enough
Three weeks on from Everton’s latest relegation escape and the focus is on how long Bill Kenwright will remain chairman of a board with a population of one. Him. Sean Dyche would be forgiven for asking if anyone at the club was listening when he delivered that blunt, honest and overdue appraisal of Everton’s predicament in the aftermath of Premier League survival.
“There is massive amounts of work to be done, not just from me but from everyone at the club,” the Everton manager said after securing the club’s top-flight status for a 70th successive season with victory over Bournemouth. Other managerial messages from that fraught day included: “There is loads to change here;” and: “It’s a big club but we are not performing like a big club. We have to find a way of changing that. This is two seasons now.”
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