Sean Dyche and Everton look ready to exit the Boulevard of Broken Dreams after Green Day singer revealed he was a Toffees fan... as the club reap the rewards of changes in derby triumph
Daily MailEverton gained a new follower this week and were cheered on from the glamour of California by Green Day lead singer Billie Joe Armstrong, who posted a mock-up picture of himself in a Toffees shirt after boss Sean Dyche said he was a huge fan of the American band’s music. Sean Dyche made the small change to a tracksuit and has overseen two wins in his new attire - with Green Day singer Billie Joe Armstrong a fan Dominic Calvert-Lewin has his critics but bullied Liverpool's defence in the Merseyside derby In two games with Dyche in the club tracksuit, Everton have won twice — one seismic victory over relegation rivals Nottingham Forest and a first Merseyside derby three points at home since 2010. That had slowly eroded.’ Dyche added that there are still ‘miles to go’ in terms of changing the narrative around the club and knew beating Liverpool would not ‘cure everything’. To use a final Green Day analogy, Everton hope they will no longer be a Basket Case and have all but said Good Riddance to another relegation dogfight.
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