Dyche on takeover latest, personal awards and Coleman futurepublished at 15:19 9 May
Sean Dyche has been speaking to the media before Everton host Sheffield United on Saturday in the Premier League.
Here are the key lines from his news conference:
Dyche confirmed they have no one "seriously injured" at the moment so "most of the group are ready to go again".
On selection decisions and picking a team to win: "I always believe in playing a team that can win the game so that'll be the main thing. There might be certain changes but we'll wait and see. We've come through training today unscathed so pretty much a group we can change if we feel it's right but we want to go into the game and win it - that is our mindset."
He said there is "nothing more [to say] than I have said all along" on the current takeover situation and that "it's not just as simple as 'the club is up and running, buy it'".
Dyche added: "There is a lot going on. I don't know if all of those points are necessary but I'd imagine there's a lot of detail that goes into buying this football club and that would take some time."
On the impact it is having on him: "Ever since I got here I have been tying to manage a situation when the goalposts move significantly at any given time so I don't think I am in new waters on that side. That's the shifting sands at this football club, currently. You want to put a base into the football club to build from and it's not quite there yet."
On the atmosphere at Goodison Park on Saturday: "The last couple of years have been fraught at the end of the season. It's a nice sign off for the players and the fans and hopefully you do that on the back of the win. Overall a really strange season for many reasons yet you end up with a positive feel to it. Certainly I do and I think the players and fans do."
Dyche said he doesn't "need an award" for what he has done this campaign after not being nominated for manager of the season and added: "I know my self-reward as a manager from that job and playing my part in how it's come about to get it done. I've been really pleased with that."
On his part in Dominic Calvert-Lewin's recent form: "The risk and reward at the time was heavy because everyone is pushing and wanting me to make decisions and get him out there. It needed buy-in from all parties and it was a challenge. I think slowly but surely he has earned the right to be considered where he is - a really good striker."
On Seamus Coleman's future: "It's ongoing. I have already spoken to him about his view and at this stage I said reflect on where you're at but I think his thirst is to keep playing so we'll be looking into that."