Everton boss Sean Dyche admits transfers immediately are still unlikely over the profit and sustainability situation with the new ownership as they prepare to face Chelsea
Finch Farm, Liverpool, UK
Finch Farm, Liverpool, UK
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00:00When you talk about financial stability then, what scope will they give you to improve the squad in January?
00:06Well, as I said, PSR, so that's not about money or no money, it's about the rules.
00:11There's only so much that can be done with immediacy, which they know.
00:15The ongoing challenge is to correct things moving forward into the bigger picture.
00:20But the immediate one in January is going to be dominated once again by the PSR position
00:24from the years gone by of what the club have been doing.
00:27Overall though, how do you sum up the kind of difference that it makes to you now, the fact that the takeover is complete?
00:33Hopefully it's unlikely, but you stop asking questions about the very end takeovers that I've had to answer to.
00:41Because he's offered me the answers.
00:43So, hopefully that one means, OK, there's a group that have come in.
00:48They've obviously, from my knowledge, a very stable group and a big concern.
00:55So, therefore, that might quieten that story down.
00:58At least I'll probably have a window to not answer to about the owners.
01:03I think, as their words were, bringing stability, the immediate financial stability,
01:08and then pushing the club towards where everyone feels it should be.
01:11But he also mentioned it's going to take time to do that.
01:14So, I think there's a longer view and a bigger picture to what they're going to try and achieve here.