Sean Dyche Denies 'Match-Day Sacking' Claim Before Everton Reunion
He says the decision was made earlier, with public confirmation landing on game day due to formalities.
Overview
- The Nottingham Forest manager called reports he was dismissed on the day of a match "absolutely fabricated" and said he knew his fate in advance.
- Everton announced Dyche's exit hours before an FA Cup tie against Peterborough United, a timing he attributes to legal processes rather than a same-day decision.
- Dyche reflected on his final months at Everton by citing low investment and a relatively small squad as limiting factors.
- David Moyes praised Dyche's tenure, crediting him with keeping Everton in the Premier League through a difficult spell that included an eight-point PSR deduction.
- Since taking charge in October, Dyche has lifted Forest's form with three wins in their last four league matches ahead of his first game back against Everton.