With the manager under increasing pressure a pivotal January awaits for Everton and their new owners. Neither can afford any false steps

Sean Dyche, the Everton manager, has said he would be surprised if the club’s new owners are not considering replacing him as he vowed to fight to save his job.

Under-fire Everton boss Sean Dyche admits his side's FA Cup tie with League One Peterborough is now of "massive" importance. Dyche's position has been the subject of intense scrutiny after a run of just one win in 11 Premier League games has left the Toffees one point above the relegation zone.

Everton manager Sean Dyche says he has “no problem” with the club’s new owner making a succession plan for his departure. Dyche said in December he was “not worried” about his Goodison Park future after The Friedkin Group (TFG) completed their long-awaited takeover of the club.

Everton manager Sean Dyche said Tuesday he understands the Toffees' new owners may be considering his position as he battles to preserve the club's Premier League status.

Everton sit just a point above the relegation zone, having picked up one win from their last 11 Premier League games, a run which has put pressure on manager Sean Dyche

Everton boss Sean Dyche has confessed that he's received no guarantees about his job security as rumours swirl of his potential dismissal. Dyche finds himself under scrutiny from the club's new owners, the Friedkin Group, who are reportedly sounding out alternatives including ex- Chelsea and Brighton manager Graham Potter.

Opinion - Fan on Sean Dyche's future

Sean Dyche has pulled no punches on his Everton future amid growing speculation.The 53-year-old took over at Goodison Park two years ago before guiding the club to Premier League safety in the past

EFC] Hear more from the manager Sean Dyche below. “When you’re part of a club of this nature, having a succession plan is essential to the business strategy. My focus, however, is on securing victories.