Ewarton, a Premier League nurse, took advantage of the gap in the league and the international break to lead a training trip to Portugal. However, the days were marked by unpleasant incidents. Leader Dyche 'greedily' walked up to Nathan Paterson during dinner, pointing out that the exertion caused a lot of displeasure among the players, asking captain Dagorski to pull Dyche away, affecting the team's morale at any time.
After losing to Manchester United in the last league match, Ewarton's team went to Portugal for a training session as there will be no game for three weeks before they visit Ponemouth at the end of the month. They went to a restaurant in the Algarve for dinner a few days ago and the atmosphere was quite cordial, but the team leader, Dyche, slapped Nathan Pattison on the head, which was not a malicious act. The team was so upset that it was a very tense situation. The team's captain Dagorski, who was already working with Dagorski in Bonny Town, immediately pulled him away from the team and cooled down the incident.
Sources close to the situation pointed out that the incident was limited to 'playing with fire' and was over when the players calmed down, and the team completed training as planned and flew back to the UK to disband on Saturday (16th). EWT have been deducted six points for financial irregularities this season, and are now only three points away from the relegation zone, so the prospect of relegation protection is still grim.
