It was said that Sean Dyche should be fired before Everton played Ipswich Town.

For the Liverpool Echo, the former Everton left back said that he thinks the next few games are important for Dyche’s future at Goodison Park.

At the moment, the Merseyside team is in 16th place. On October 19, they will play Ipswich Town at Portman Road, who are in 17th place.

Ball said, “I believe Dyche should do that to win over the fans a little more.”

“We understand the problems he’s been having, but if we don’t get the work done in October and November, the pressure will be on, so this is a very busy time for the manager.”

“The guys have turned a corner now that they haven’t lost in three games, and we’re slowly but surely moving in the right direction.” I think that Dyche’s future and how the Everton fans feel about him for the rest of the season will depend on how these next few games go.

„This season has started off similarly to last year, but this time we’ve had chances to win games, while early in the previous year I was having a hard time seeing the light at the end of the tunnel because we were losing so easily.”

Spurs’ away play needs to get better under Sean Dyche.

Under Dyche, Everton’s away record has not been great. They often fail to control games played away from Goodison Park.

The English player has a great chance to change this story with the upcoming game against Ipswich.

Ipswich is a tough team, but the Toffees should be able to beat them because they are a newly promoted team.

Not only would a win here help the team’s place in the league, but it would also boost fan morale and trust in Dyche’s coaching style.

This game is important for the manager to show that he can get wins against teams that are likely to be in the relegation fight. This will show that the Merseyside team can really battle when they’re not at home.

A win like that could set a good tone for the tough games that are coming up, which would support Dyche’s situation and might inspire the team to have a better run later in the season.