Ex-Leeds United 'keeper Paul Robinson has been unable to hide his disappointment that his former club did not make a move for Sean Dyche to become their new manager before he took the Everton job.
The Blues boss will take charge of his third match tomorrow, when Everton host currently manager-less Leeds at Goodison Park. The Toffees are currently stuck in the relegation zone, one point behind their Yorkshire visitors, but a home victory for Dyche would result in Everton leap-frogging their opponents, putting them in the drop-zone instead as a consequence.
Leeds have been without a manager since Jesse Marsch was sacked on February 6, with interim boss Michael Skubala continuing to look after first team affairs until a suitable replacement can be put in place. But former England international Robinson is at a loss to understand why the Peacocks did not make move for Dyche when they had the opportunity.
