I am not comparing. Not at all.
What I mean is that there have hardly been players that have improved while being coached by Dyche. It is all about the collective and not about individuals. Recipe for disaster. Everton need to improve players with an expectation to sell with profit.
When a team mostly play long balls 10 meters over the midfielders head and are happy with the opponent dominate and have most possession, no midfielders will look good. It is all about giving players the possibility to shine. As soon as Nick Pope for signed Newcastle it became obvious that he was a lot better with the ball at his feet than anyone expected him to be. They were concerned at Brentford when they signed the limited Ben Mee, but he has been a revelation. So good with the ball.
People are raving, for good reason, about the football Brighton are playing under De Zerbi. Especially when playing out from the back. Pep said Brighton does it better than any other team in the world. And in centre and most important while doing it is Lewis Dunk. A 31 year old doing things no one ever expected from him 12 months ago. Because he is coached by a manager that wants to improve the players and that wants to play with a style and identity.
Dyche is likely to shave 20-30% off the market value from the squad per season. While increasing the average age of the squad year on year. That makes him the most expensive manager in the world. Keeping Dyche probably cost the club more than a relegation.
Which is why it makes sense to sell those we can get money for and replace them with grey nobodies. Until the club can afford a manager that is more concerned about developing players on training than what they are wearing.