Everton manager Sean Dyche reacts after 2-1 home defeat to Luton Town in Premier League
Sean Dyche said his players were well aware of the threat Luton Town would pose from set pieces despite being unable to thwart the danger.
Lockyer made Everton pay minutes later when he reacted quickest after Carlton Morris sent a header goalwards. Morris then hammered home when unmarked from a free-kick - just seven minutes later. Asked whether he was frustrated those on the pitch had failed to heed the initial warning and identify and deal with Luton’s set piece threat - and who that responsibility fell to - the Blues manager said: “The fact is we made them [the players] well aware like all teams do, not just us.
United Kingdom Latest News, United Kingdom Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Everton predicted line-up against Luton as Sean Dyche faces new predicamentThe Blues hope to gain on the momentum they've started building off the back of a win away at Villa Park midweek - and have a strong squad who are largely fit to pick from
Read more »
Sean Dyche could break golden rule as gigantic Everton change clearOur regular Everton fan jury talk at length about the issues of the week at Goodison Park
Read more »
Everton get big opportunity to give Sean Dyche what he cravesSean Dyche said back in April that he wanted to turn Goodison Park into a 'fortress' but Everton will now be looking to return to winning ways at home after three successive defeats
Read more »
Sean Dyche has spotted major Everton change that could solve his biggest problemThe Blues boss is unsure why his side has struggled to convert chances at Goodison Park but in Dominic Calvert-Lewin he may now have the answer
Read more »
Sean Dyche must face harsh Rafa Benitez truth as Everton wait goes onTalking point from Chris Beesley after Everton beaten 2-1 at home to Luton Town in the Premier League
Read more »
Major update on Dyche kitty if Everton takeover clearsFootball Insider has learned that Sean Dyche could be given a decent transfer budget for the January window if the takeover of Everton clears.
Read more »