Former Scotland striker Ally McCoist has thrown his support behind Everton manager Sean Dyche as a potential candidate for the vacant England job. McCoist believes Dyche is “a far better coach than he’s given credit for” and would be an excellent choice to lead the national team.

Speaking on talkSPORT BET, McCoist praised Dyche’s achievements at Everton and his ability to connect with players and fans alike. “He’s an excellent manager, and I would throw Sean’s name right into the ring because he’s English and the supporters would relate to him,” McCoist said. “He wears his heart on his sleeve, he’s intelligent, and he’s good at what he does.”

McCoist also highlighted Dyche’s ability to work with limited resources, citing his success at Burnley and Everton. “He’s achieved wonderful things with the clubs he’s been at, and he’s done it without breaking the bank,” McCoist said. “He’s a manager who can get the best out of his players, and that’s exactly what England needs right now.”

McCoist’s endorsement of Dyche adds a new name to the mix of potential candidates for the England job. While Dyche may not be the most obvious candidate, McCoist’s praise highlights his underrated coaching ability and potential to lead the national team.

The England job has been vacant since Gareth Southgate’s departure, and the FA is currently searching for a new manager. McCoist’s comments have sparked debate among fans and pundits, with some agreeing that Dyche would be an excellent choice and others suggesting more high-profile names.

However, McCoist’s argument is convincing, and Dyche’s track record speaks for itself. With his ability to connect with players and fans, combined with his tactical acumen and ability to work with limited resources, Dyche could be the perfect candidate to lead England forward.

As the search for a new manager continues, McCoist’s endorsement of Dyche is sure to be taken seriously. Could Sean Dyche be the surprise candidate to lead England to success? Only time will tell.