Sean Dyche reacts to Everton's painful 3-2 Premier League defeat at Aston Villa
Sean Dyche said it was down to him to find the answers to the problems that have blighted the start of Everton’s season. The Blues boss acknowledged he had been surprised with the difficulty his side had endured in the opening four games and conceded that 'massive challenges' lay ahead.
You've got to have a killer instinct in both boxes, not just the idea of a centre-forward scoring or wide players or whatever, you've got to make sure your killer instinct is on the defending side and we showed that last season with our clean sheets, so we know we can do it. “Getting back to making the best job of it and getting back to stopping mistakes is going to be really, really important. The ones that are obvious mistakes are very difficult to legislate for and manage.
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