Sean Dyche faced ridicule online from comedian Sam Avery after Everton drew 1-1 with Leicester City at the King Power Stadium.
In a post on X (formerly Twitter) on September 21, Toffees fan Avery compared Dyche’s confusion to that of Joe Biden and criticized his negative tactics, as Iliman Ndiaye’s early goal was not enough for a win.
Stephy Mavididi equalized for Leicester in the second half, denying Dyche’s team their first Premier League victory of the season, despite leading in their last three matches.
Avery wrote, “Dyche looked more confused than Joe Biden in that second half. His negative approach is so extreme he probably leaves the plastic on his new sofa.”
**Everton’s Frustrating Draw Against Leicester**
Opinions among Everton fans regarding Dyche’s tenure at Goodison Park reflect their mixed feelings about the draw—it’s not disastrous but certainly not ideal.
With five relatively winnable matches ahead, Dyche has a significant opportunity to restore belief on Merseyside. The draw leaves the team in the relegation zone, especially after Southampton also earned a point.
The club faces turmoil off the pitch, including financial struggles, which impacts their performance on it.
Dyche, an experienced manager, is likely capable of isolating external issues from his focus, but improvements are necessary in the team’s displays.
While the draw is a small step forward, securing wins in the upcoming month is crucial, especially with no other competitions to divert attention.
In other Everton news, a former international has criticized Dyche for a decision regarding his bench on Saturday.
