SEAN DYCHE insists winning is more important for Everton at the moment than developing style.
In the football world of patterns of play and philosophies, Dyche is cast as an old-school manager.
It is something he disputes, but the former Burnley boss admits that now is not the time for the Toffees to be thinking about playing with a certain style.
As they head into a weekend which could secure their Premier League status – they must beat Brentford and hope Luton slip-up at Wolves – Dyche is mostly bothered about results.
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