Everton boss Sean Dyche says the club needs to move away from short-term fixes.

The Toffees remain under threat of relegation.

Dyche said: “I respect all the seven previous managers to me because it's not an easy job to be a manager let alone here, all the different money in, money out, the different demands - no-one has found the magic answer. I'm still searching.

"I'm just searching under more trying circumstances, I think that's fair to say. But I am still searching. So what I am saying is there is a magic answer because clubs get to the point where they find it. But how do we find it? What are we doing to put in place how to find it?

“The short-term fix scenario I don't think has worked at this football club, I think that's fair to say. Throw money at this and that - it hasn't worked. I'm attempting to build something… But while you're trying to win a game, which is my responsibility, I can't just let the other stuff just go in the background and let it do what it's been doing. That would be ridiculous because the mess needs sorting out."