Skysports pundit Jamie Carragher already spots one big thing David Moyes has at Everton that Sean Dyche ‘never’ did
Skysports pundit Jamie Carragher already spots one big thing David Moyes has at Everton that Sean Dyche ‘never’ did
Jamie Carragher has assessed David Moyes’ start and has made it clear there is one thing he has over Sean Dyche’s tenure.
Moyes has returned to Everton and immediately felt right at home, which comes as no surprise after his first spell with the Toffees.
This was something Dyche struggled with at Goodison Park, as Dyche’s sacking left him wishing Everton the best.
Moyes’ session are more attacking compared to Dyche and that is seemingly the big factor into what got the former Toffees boss the sack.
Jamie Carragher has revealed the big change at Everton which is something Dyche lacked.
Jamie Carragher on what David Moyes has at Everton that Sean Dyche didn’t
It’s evident there has been a change in morale around the Toffees since Dyche departed, as Moyes is impressing Everton players with his tactics.
Carragher spoke on The Overlap (1:04:24) about what he thinks has been the one big thing that Moyes has at the club which Dyche really struggled with.
“They’re not a million miles away from eachother, in how they go about it (style of play). There’s a feeling that Moyes gets it at Everton.” Carragher said.
“When I think of Moyes, he’s an Evertonian, because he was there for so long. That was never there with Dyche, he never had the connection with the supporters.”
Dyche would never get to the level of respect that Moyes had at Everton
It’s an obvious fact that the Everton fans have a lot more admiration for Moyes than Dyche.
From a player’s point of view, the Everton squad sneered at Dyche for his ways, which gave an understanding to the former manager that it wasn’t to be.
Moyes’ first tenure was going to be hard to follow up by any manager in world football, and Dyche was the latest manager to find that out.
What Moyes has done in just two games has taken Everton from likely relegation to another season in the Premier League next campaign.
Although the job isn’t done yet, the future is looking bright at Everton after the Dyche era.
