Everton’s 2024 has been tumultuous, uncomfortable, but ultimately, one of immense progress. The former two were traits largely associated with Frank Lampard’s reign, which was just short just under one month into 2023. The latter asset has been triumphantly brought in by Sean Dyche, who finally seems to be dragging this tired, historic outfit in the right direction. However, as he approaches 12 months in charge, his is still an outfit that he has not had plenty of resources to flex his managerial muscles quite yet. After all, he scrambled at the back end of January to no avail, and then had to…
