• 2 months ago
Everton boss Sean Dyche gives his update on the potential takeover of the club by John Textor and his hopes for the future as they prepare to face Aston Villa
Finch Farm, Liverpool, UK
Transcript
00:00Shaun, obviously the club has released a statement saying it's aware of the comments made by
00:03the tech store in relation to a potential purchase of the club. How aware are you of
00:07those comments and what confidence do you have now that finally you'll get a resolution
00:12to the ownership situation with Vauxhall Football?
00:14Well I don't know about the resolution, obviously that's for upstairs at the club, the bigger
00:20picture, the financial side of the club. Regarding the comments, if you're a prospective owner
00:24and you are going to comment, you're probably going to ask certain questions and that's
00:28the way it goes, you know, finding out about what you're prospectively going to buy or
00:31getting a feel or giving a feel as the case may be.
00:34You also spoke about the respect he has for what you've achieved in your management career
00:38but he also said that he wants to sit down with you and ask do you like Botafogo forwards,
00:43Jesus or Enrique, do you have an ambition to coach that sort of profile, do you have
00:48a system that would work for a squad that is optimised from the best players in the
00:51world? When, if you know, are you likely to speak to Jon Texter and if he gets the opportunity
00:57to ask you those questions, what would you respond to him?
01:00Well I haven't had the chance, you know, I don't think the deal is to that position and
01:04I think it's, you know, like I say if you're a prospective owner of a club you probably
01:08would want to build a relationship or certainly know the manager's thoughts in any situation
01:12so I don't think that's necessarily about me and Everton Football Club, I think it's
01:15about any ownership taking over or trying to take over a club, in due course of course,
01:19you know, he isn't the current owner obviously but if he did take over then I'm sure you'd
01:24have that conversation but I think that's standard practice, I don't think that's relevant
01:27to me.
01:28But what about your response to those questions?
01:30Well, I mean, you know, I'd like to think over my years as a manager I've dealt with
01:34many situations and many different players and many different playing styles so that's
01:38just part of being a Premier League manager, you know, and I've done that for a number
01:42of years now so, you know, I think the variances are what you've got and what players you've
01:46got and the best you can use them and I think, you know, I've tried to adapt to whatever
01:49challenge I've had with the group of players that I've been given.

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