Marc Watts, the club’s incoming executive chairman, took his first look at the Friedkin Group’s latest purchase and saw a team that is prepared to fight to survive.
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Deep down, the Everton manager, whose contract expires in the summer, most likely does not expect to be on the touchline when the first game at Bramley-Moore Dock kicks off.
At Burnley, Dyche earned a reputation for winning the games that mattered.
However, the December goalless draws at Arsenal and now at home to Chelsea have risen above expectations.
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“We take a point,” Dyche said.
Watts saw Everton applauded off by a fan base whose patience has often worn thin.
Now, the stadium announcer urged them to enjoy a “Blue Christmas”.
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