LIVERPOOL – Mired in the Premier League relegation zone and at war with the club’s board, Everton fans fear a 69-year stay in English football’s top flight is heading towards an inevitable end.
Sean Dyche will take charge of the Toffees for the first time against league leaders Arsenal on Saturday.
The former Burnley boss was given an early indication of the job that lies ahead of him, though, as a number of potential deals collapsed on deadline day, leaving Everton as the only Premier League club not sign a player in the January transfer window.
Years of mismanagement from the top of the club down are now coming home to roost.
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