Sean Dyche still has the full backing of the Goodison Park hierarchy, including majority shareholder Farhad Moshiri, despite a disappointing start to the season.
Before the international break, Everton lost a two-goal lead in nine frantic minutes at home to Bournemouth, ending in a 3-2 defeat. It was their third Premier League loss in their opening three games. In that time, they have conceded 10 goals and scored just two.
Securing their place in the Premier League would clearly enhance Dyche's prospects of leading the club into a new era. Dyche is currently in the final year of his contract and an extension hasn't been discussed due to the ongoing uncertainty over the club's long-term ownership. Digital entrepeneur John Textor has been granted a period of exclusivity until November 30 to buy Everton majority shareholder Farhad Moshiri's stake in the club.
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