Sean Dyche is startled to learn what makes Everton so different from Burnley, according to Ian Woan.

Sean Dyche, a notable figure among Premier League managers, is adjusting to life at Everton, where he has been since last season.

His tenure has seen notable improvements on the field compared to before his arrival.

Dyche transitioned to Everton after a period of inactivity following his

departure from Burnley just before their relegation to the Championship.

Moving from Burnley to Everton represents a significant shift due to the vast difference in club size.

Ian Woan, Everton’s assistant manager, recently shared insights into Dyche’s experience at Everton.

He highlighted the challenges Dyche faces off the pitch, particularly in dealing with the increased

attention from Everton supporters worldwide.

Woan humorously noted that Dyche’s distinct appearance and mannerisms make it impossible to go unnoticed, unlike his time at Burnley.

The manager’s surprise at the extent of his recognition despite his awareness of Everton’s stature highlights the adjustment he is making.

Despite the challenges, Woan’s account paints a picture of Dyche and himself as regular individuals wanting to explore Liverpool’s attractions.

Dyche’s personality and coaching style seem well-suited to Everton, raising the prospects of success at the club.

His resonance with the club and city suggests that if he can maintain Everton’s Premier League status and achieve midtable or higher finishes in subsequent seasons, he could become a revered

figure in the club’s history, possibly attaining legendary status through restoring stability and consistent top-half performances.

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