Sean Dyche has had plenty of challenges to face at Everton this season
Sean Dyche has had plenty of challenges to face at Everton this season

Everton could still be relegated with administration 'Big Worry' at Goodison Park

Goodison News speaking to Bryan King

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Bryan King doesn't believe that Everton will enter administration during the current Premier League season, although has admitted it will be a "big worry" at Goodison Park.

The ex-Everton scout feels that the Toffees will make sure they do whatever it takes to avoid entering administration before the end of the season.

It comes after a report in Bloomberg (30 April) revealed that Everton are in talks with restructuring advisers amid the risk of administration, which would see them hit with a nine-point deduction.

And King - speaking exclusively to Goodison News - has called for clarity from 777Partners.

"I am sure the club will do everything they can to ensure they don't go into administration before the end of the season," King said.

"I personally can't see them entering administration before the summer, but it will still be a big worry.

"They don't seem any nearer to a takeover being completed at Goodison Park, and I want to know when 777 Partners are going to produce the money which is needed."

Everton must avoid entering administration at Goodison Park

These latest developments must be beyond frustrating for Sean Dyche and his players.

After all their hard work on the pitch to keep the Toffees in the Premier League, that hard work could yet be undone by factors outside of their control.

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Sean Dyche has guided Everton to Premier League safety on the pitch.

Everton cannot afford to drop down to the Championship and must ensure they do everything to avoid that happening.

Otherwise, the future of the football club could be in real danger.

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