Sean Dyche admits coming to Everton “was an opportunity I couldn’t resist” while outlining that “consistent values” are what he’s looking for from his players whether they win, lose or draw.
Dyche, who steered the Blues to a 1-0 win over Premier League leaders Arsenal in his first game in charge, had been out of work since his nine-and-a-half year tenure at Burnley ended on Good Friday last year but insisted he was unfazed by the competition for the role from ex-Leeds United manager Marcelo Bielsa.
He said: “It was an opportunity I couldn't resist. There was absolutely no doubt in my mind about the noises about other manger. I said 'no problem.' Different managers take roles for different reasons in business but in football it is almost like 'whoah... why have they been brought in?'
