“What is the Secret behind Everton UNEXPECTED and SHOCKING victory?”- Sean Dyche’s revealed the Game-Changing message he told Everton players before 4-0 THRASHING of Wolves – You won’t believe what he said
The positive atmosphere returned to Goodison Park on Wednesday evening as Everton delivered a dominant 4-0 victory over Wolves in a crucial match.
There was no room for error for Sean Dyche, who needed a win to secure his future after a series of disappointing results. Leading up to the match, Everton had been linked with former Porto manager Sergio Conceicao, making the game feel like a pivotal moment for Dyche and his coaching staff.
Dyche’s side responded to the pressure by securing a comfortable victory, despite several missed opportunities. Ashley Young stood out with a sensational goal and an impressive performance at right-back, earning most of the post-match praise.
After the match, Dyche shared the message he delivered to the players in the dressing room before kick-off, which clearly helped unite the squad. Despite a heavy 4-0 defeat to Manchester United over the weekend, Dyche took a different approach compared to many managers, choosing not to criticize his players harshly.
“I wasn’t disappointed with much of the performance at the weekend, but we can’t make those mistakes,” Dyche said after the Wolves win. “Tonight, we didn’t make those mistakes, and we had real intent and desire to score goals. I told the lads beforehand that I couldn’t be prouder of them, and that will never change. The pride I have in these players remains constant, no matter the challenges they’ve faced here.”
Dyche also emphasized the importance of a team mentality, noting that while Everton may not have the depth or star power of other Premier League clubs, their collective spirit is crucial. “It’s about having a group mentality,” he explained. “We may not have a deep squad, and we’ve had many injuries, but the mentality is key.”
Dyche’s unifying pre-game speech clearly had a positive impact, and the squad’s support for him remains strong. This victory will likely reduce the calls for his dismissal, but the team must build on this momentum.
Orel Mangala put in a standout performance against Wolves, showcasing his growing comfort at Goodison Park. Although Mangala is only on loan for the season from Lyon, reports suggest Everton may look to make his move permanent, depending on the plans of the incoming Friedkin Group. A video surfaced showing Mangala’s reaction after being substituted, further indicating his connection with the club and its supporters.
Everton took a significant step forward with their unexpected and impressive performance on Wednesday. Ashley Young, at 39 years old, led the way, winning Man of the Match and breaking a Premier League record. Dyche’s tactical setup, particularly their success in pressing high up the pitch, could serve them well in upcoming matches, including their derby against Liverpool.
