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Dyche looks ahead to Wednesday evening's meeting with the Blues

2022-04-05T10:51:46.195Z

DYCHE PREVIEWS EVERTON CLASH

Dyche looks ahead to Wednesday evening's meeting with the Blues

2022-04-05T10:51:46.195Z

Dyche looks ahead to Wednesday evening's meeting with the Blues

Manager Sean Dyche talks on our midweek clash with Everton, the importance of a strong mentality and the backing of the team at Turf Moor

Dyche on Toffees test:

“It’d be a big thing for us to beat them. We certainly want to get something from the game and winning would obviously be another shift forward.

“We’ve got to earn it, I can’t re-enforce that idea enough. We’ve got to work for it, show the desire, the commitment but also the quality of performance to go and win.”

Dyche on going into Wednesday with the right mentality:

“It’s a very important game, we’ve got 10 important games now.

“We went in there [the Manchester City game] a little bit out of kilter with the usual league programme because of the enforced break and I thought that it showed through a bit in the first half more than the second.

“That mentality from the second half is going to be important for us to have moving forward.”

Dyche on the survival push:

“The job is to make it happen. You can’t wait for things to get given to you in the Premier League because they don’t get given to you, it’s a very difficult league.

“We’ve had to earn every inch of our life in the Premier League [so far] and we’re keep doing that over the next seven weeks and 10 games.”

Dyche on the Clarets support:

“It’s impossible for me to question the atmosphere of the crowd and fans across the board because they’ve been amazing.

“There’s absolutely no doubt in my mind that the fans will be there, and I mean that sincerely. Our fans have been exceptional, there’s no two ways about it.

“The feeling on certain days and particular nights at Turf Moor brings a real energy and a real edge. We certainly need that, and it’ll help the players no end.”