Sean Dyche reveals who he wants to avoid relegation between Nottingham Forest, Burnley and Luton Town

Since nobody gave a damn about Everton at this time last year, Sean Dyche maintains he has no preference as to which club stays in the Premier League.

For breaking the rules on profit and sustainability, the Toffees lost eight points, but they are still safe from the drop. With three games left, Everton has managed to hold onto their premier league status with victories over Brentford, Nottingham Forest, and Liverpool.
The Blues’ struggle to survive last season reached the very last day as they managed to avoid dropping their penultimate 2022–23 game.

Everton defeated Luton Town 1–1 at Kenilworth Road last night to extend their winning streak to four games. It is between Forest, Luton, and Burnley to stay up, with Sheffield United having already confirmed their place in the Championship for the upcoming season. Burnley is two points behind as they welcome Newcastle to Turf Moor, while Luton is tied with Forest, who are going to Sheffield United.

During his ten years in charge of Burnley, Dyche led the team to two Premier League titles and entry into the European Union. In the meantime, he played his way through Forest’s youth system.

However, Dyche doesn’t care which team stays in the top division. The Goodison Park manager told reporters following the Luton draw that “when we were down there on the last day of the season, nobody cared about Everton Football Club.” Thus, they will need to battle it out. All of the clubs will have to battle it out since we had to fight it out and take care of ourselves.Despite countless obstacles this season, we’ve taken care of ourselves, and I’m really proud of that. I’ve been there myself, so it’s not for picking ifs, buts, maybes, and sides, and nobody offers you anything. They all need to compete to see who can finish the job, but you need to look after yourself.