Everton boss Sean Dyche on their upcoming games with Ipswich, Fulham and Southampton and saying there are no gimme's in the Premier League
Finch Farm, Liverpool, UK
Finch Farm, Liverpool, UK
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00:00You've obviously got two winless sides in your next three games now, in Ipswich and then Southampton as well.
00:05We can build it up as an opportunity, your big opportunity to pull yourselves further away from trouble, but how do you see it?
00:12Every game's an opportunity, but of course, the league doesn't lie, it's there for a reason.
00:17It can have its anomalies, but at the moment, we feel we are an anomaly because we've been in the driving seat a couple of times and let them situations change.
00:23That's been down to us and me. We're somewhat correct in that at the moment.
00:28We need to correct it further, but you can't take these teams for granted, Ipswich are full of endeavour like teams do,
00:33especially when they've spent a small, well, a recognised fortune in this level of football for a club who've just come out.
00:38So they're obviously intent on being in the division, full of in-between and then Southampton.
00:44I mean, a fair challenge, that's what happens. It's not easy to go into the Premier League.
00:47So I say, you know, the one thing I've learned from my approaching my 10th year in the Premier League, you can't take anyone for granted.
00:54There's no gimmies, you know, I spoke to bigger managers, done a lot more in the game than me, managing bigger clubs than me in their times.
01:00And they said, you can't take for granted, you just can't.
01:03You know, you have to be right in every game, you have to get the details right.
01:06And we haven't got them right until the last three games, where we've got more right than what we were getting early season.
01:12So we get the details right at both ends, perform properly and appropriately, then I believe we can win games.
01:16And certainly out of these three, I'd like to think we're capable.