Former West Ham United, Newcastle United and Crystal Palace manager Alan Pardew has backed Sean Dyche to keep Everton float
Alan Pardew believes Sean Dyche will keep Everton in the Premier League providing the club avoids a points deduction.
Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s return to form is also promising for an Everton side regarded as relegation certainties by many in August. However, a possible points deduction casts a dark cloud over the blue half of Merseyside.READ MORE: Everton response shows truth about Dyche as Branthwaite decision pays off
Speaking to talkSPORT, former West Ham United, Newcastle United and Crystal Palace manager Pardew backed Dyche to keep the club in the top flight. The 62-year-old acknowledged presenter Alan Brazil’s warning about the points deduction before tipping the Toffees to survive.
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