Watch Everton manager Sean Dyche savage Toffees flops in incredible interview after inspiring Burnley to comeback win | The Sun

SEAN DYCHE was hammering Everton for not knowing how to win games – when he was still in charge at Burnley.

The Englishman was named manager of the Toffees after they axed Frank Lampard last week.

Everton handed the former Burnley boss a two-and-a-half-year contract and will be hoping he can lead them to Premier League safety.

However, a previous post-match interview has emerged in which Dyche hammered the Everton team.

The 51-year-old had just led his Clarets to a comeback victory over Everton at Turf Moor in April 2022 – shortly before he got the boot from Burnley.

Everton were 2-1 up at half time thanks to a brace from Richarlison, but goals from Jay Rodriguez and Maxwell Cornet handed victory to Dyche's men.

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After the game, Dyche did not hold back as he said: "The mentality is hard. I have been down there.

"Sometimes it is hard to explain, but you get a sense that a team [Everton] don't know how to win a game.

"I said to them at half time 'I'm not sure these know how to win a game, especially away from home'."

Dyche has previously been praised for making his teams hard to beat and he was successful during his ten-year spell with Burnley.

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He has a job on his hands now, with the Goodison Park side 19th in the Premier League.

Everton have only won three league games this season and are two points away from safety.

Dyche will take to the dugout for his first Everton game on Saturday lunchtime against league leaders Arsenal.

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