It's perhaps a little cruel on Frank Lampard to suggest this, but for the first time in a long time, Everton have an identity again.
There has been so much hot air around the problems at Goodison in recent weeks and months - and marches - but perhaps the biggest one has simply been the failure to mould a team with recognised patterns from what is actually a decent set of players.
Under Lampard and Rafa Benitez before him, it was often hard to work out what their teams were trying to achieve, what the plan actually was. With Sean Dyche, there’s no such confusion.
