Everton boss Sean Dyche has issued another request for new signings.
while admitting that the “reality of the club makes it difficult.” while comparing the situation to that of Man city manager Pep Guardiola.
Sean Dyche use Guardiola as an example to show that even the best clubs also need reinforcements.
It is important to provide competition for the places in the team.
Dyche admitted his side need to adopt wining mentality and mentality of I will score today.
Players have accept the reality of the club, and need to improve.
“Our club cannot spend a lot of money” said Sean Dyche.
“That’s just the reality of the club because the reality of spending £200million is obviously not there.
So therefore we have to work on all those things until we do score goals.
Unless we manage to bring other players in who can pressure on each other.
“Pep Guardiola won everything last year. Look at how many players he signed because he knows in a competition it’s important.”
“He develops teams and players but guess what, he still brings players in even when he’s just won everything, that’s the nature of the job.”
Sean Dyche is right, we need competion for places is important
The Everton boss is correct in his claims that having plenty of competition for starting places is the key to consistent performances.
If a player is aware that a poor showing may see him lose his place in the side, he’ll be that much more determined to prove his worth.
Not to mention, when players do have poor performances.
It is good to be able to know you can swap them for an alternative option without weakening the overall quality of the side or the style of play.
It should also be noted that the their squad as things stand has been hampered by injuries.
Jack Harrison, Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Dwight McNeil and Alex Iwobi are just four of the key names missing. The side will see a notable improvement upon their return.
