Former Everton defender Alan Stubbs believes the appointment of Sean Dyche as the club's new manager could be the "kick up the backside" that is needed.
And if Dyche's first game in charge of Everton is anything to go by, the boyhood Blue could be right.
The Goodison Park outfit won 1-0 at home to table-topping Arsenal earlier today to get the 51-year-old's reign off to the perfect start. It was a win that moved the Blues - temporarily at least - out of the relegation places.
