Everton’s dismal start to the season continued with a shocking 3-2 defeat to Bournemouth, despite being two goals ahead with just 10 minutes remaining. This latest collapse has raised serious questions about Sean Dyche’s managerial capabilities and his ability to inspire confidence in his team.

Dyche’s tactics have been called into question, with his decision to start only two of the team’s new signings, Tim Iroegbunam and Iliman Ndiaye, against Bournemouth. The lack of playing time for Jesper Lindstrom, who arrived from Napoli and had a strong pre-season, is a glaring example of Dyche’s inability to get the best out of his players.

The team’s performance was marred by a lack of cohesion and direction, with Dyche’s substitutions and in-game decisions only adding to the chaos. The fact that Everton surrendered a two-goal lead with just 10 minutes remaining is a damning indictment of Dyche’s inability to manage the game effectively.

With the board already concerned about the team’s start to the season, Dyche’s position is becoming increasingly precarious. Unless he can turn things around quickly, he may find himself out of a job. The fans deserve better, and it’s time for Dyche to take responsibility for his team’s failures.