Sean Dyche expresses shock over Everton’s point deduction for the first time.
For the first time, Sean Dyche has responded to inquiries over Everton’s 10-point deduction.
Everton was given an immediate 10-point loss a week ago by an independent committee, the biggest punishment in the 135-year history of the English premier league, for breaking the Premier League’s financial regulations.
The Blues will be appealing the sporting sanction, which has dropped them to joint bottom, only above their manager’s former club Burnley on goal difference.
Before winning 3-2 at Crystal Palace, Dyche’s team had moved to within two points of big-spending Chelsea and a place in the top half of the table with seven points from their previous three games.
As Jack Harrison stated, “You can throw that at us but we’re going to come back twice as hard,” Dominic Calvert-Lewin became the first player from the Everton team to address the issue.
He stated that they are still unfazed by the decision and that he has “sensed a lot of unity and togetherness” among the group since it was imposed.
During his pre-match press conference to promote Sunday’s home game against Manchester United, a massive protest against the Premier League has been organized.
When questioned about his thoughts on the issue, Dyche responded, “Like everyone, well everyone in these parts, we’re shocked.”
It looks that the majority of football players are stunned by the subsequent wave of noise. The club has used the word “disproportionate” to describe the immensity of it.
That will undoubtedly make us feel a little resentful. However, the focus remains unchanged.
“Since I arrived, the main goal has been to resolve issues on the field. We were clearly headed in the right direction and put on great performances, so this has merely given us a shove backward before we can move forward once more.
Our goal was to get the team to win, feel different, and perform differently.
For me, my job hasn’t altered. It has just made things more challenging in the present situation, naturally, pending the appeal.”
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