According to sources close to the club, Dyche—who has recently been active in the media world and launched his own football podcast—spoke openly about Everton’s current situation and the pressure surrounding the team. During the broadcast, the former Toffees boss delivered what many supporters have described as a “direct but emotional message” to Moyes and the players.
Dyche reportedly said that Everton must “fight for the badge and the supporters”, urging the squad to rediscover the determination and resilience that the club has been known for throughout its history. He stressed that Goodison Park fans expect passion, discipline, and unity during difficult periods.
The former manager also expressed respect for David Moyes, stating that the Scottish coach has the experience and character needed to guide the club forward, but emphasized that the players themselves must step up and take responsibility on the pitch.
His comments quickly went viral among Everton supporters, with many fans praising Dyche for still showing strong concern for the club even after his departure.
Meanwhile, insiders suggest the message has already reached members of the Everton dressing room, with some players reportedly viewing Dyche’s words as extra motivation ahead of their upcoming fixtures.
For Everton supporters, the unexpected message from the former manager has reignited conversations about the club’s identity, leadership, and the passion required to push forward in one of the most competitive seasons of the Premier League.
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