Burnley boss Sean Dyche insists his side have the character to bounce back from their growing streak of disappointments and beat the odds by securing Barclays Premier League survival. The Clarets go in search of their first top-flight win at their ninth attempt against Everton at Turf Moor on Sunday. A second-half lapse cost his men dear against West Ham last week but Dyche is adamant there is still the desire within his camp to turn things round. Sean Dyche (above) admits Burnley are learning as they go, but has praised players desire to improve form Dean Marney (above) could be available for Dyche as an alternative option in midfield after injury recovery
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Burnley boss Sean Dyche admits his side are 'learning as they go'
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They play Everton on Sunday at home, Dyche feels they will turn it around
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Dyche helped by return of midfielder Dean Marney, Steven Reid could play
It has been a tough season already for B@placeholdersupporters, whose side are nineteenth in the Premier League