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“19x possession lost what a Non-sense performance, Dyche must drop him else will lost his Job”- Dyche Urged must boldly drop Everton FLOP who lost 19x duels Vs Brentford
Everton’s Winless Streak Continues: Dyche Faces Tough Decisions After 0-0 Draw Against Brentford
Everton’s tough run in the Premier League continues, with their latest result marking just one defeat in eight matches. However, the team played out their second consecutive 0-0 draw, with Brentford holding firm despite being reduced to ten men before half-time.
The Toffees have only managed two wins in this stretch, raising concerns as the more challenging part of the season looms ahead. As The Athletic’s Patrick Boyland aptly put it after the final whistle: “Big missed opportunity and never really looked like winning it.”
Though it’s not a crisis yet, with Everton sitting four points clear of the relegation zone, there’s still much work to be done. One positive note was the performance of Iliman Ndiaye, who continues to emerge as a standout player for the club.
Iliman Ndiaye: Everton’s Brightest Star
Signed for £15m from Marseille this summer, Ndiaye has been a revelation. With three goals already, the winger has quickly become a talisman for Everton, showcasing his exciting, dynamic skill set that thrills Goodison Park.
Against Brentford, Ndiaye was Everton’s most dangerous player, carrying the ball forward relentlessly, winning back possession, and disrupting Brentford’s rhythm. He finished with 58 touches, completed all four of his dribbles, and won six of his seven ground duels—qualities that fit perfectly with Sean Dyche’s tactical demands.
Before the match, Dyche was asked about the possibility of playing Ndiaye as a number ten. He noted that, in the Premier League, that role requires a strong defensive mindset. While that’s understandable, it raises questions about Dwight McNeil’s suitability for the same role.
Why Dyche Might Consider Dropping Dwight McNeil
McNeil, an important attacking player for Everton, has been underwhelming in recent games. His decision-making has been poor, as he lost possession 19 times and was dominated in nine duels against Brentford. This kind of performance could be hindering the team’s overall fluidity.
While McNeil is undoubtedly a talented player, Dyche may need to reconsider his role at number ten if he continues to fall short defensively. If Ndiaye’s performances justify his place in the starting lineup, could Dyche shuffle things around and bring back more balance to the midfield?
With Ndiaye virtually undroppable on the left wing, it might be time for a tactical adjustment, especially with the upcoming match against Ruben Amorim’s Manchester United. A change could bring fresh energy and more cohesion to Everton’s play.
