Marco Silva denies extra Everton pressure after successive defeats

Everton manager Marco Silva has denied feeling more stress due to a series of three successive Premier League beats.
The Toffees picked up seven points in their four league games, but losses to Sheffield United Bournemouth and Manchester City have seen them fall to 15th – two points above the relegation zone.
We are not happy when you look at the dining table, said Silva. Of course we are not pleased when we didnt win the last few games. I know one approach to enhance – work difficult. If possible, harder. Show larger dedication and desire.
I really dont feel more pressure due to the outcomes. What I believe is more want to use our players to need more from them. We have the capacity to reach results that are different. Its up to us to stick together and do what we have to do at the matches.
Everton journey to Turf Moor on Saturday to shoot on a Burnley side unbeaten in their last few matches.
Ahead of the game, Silva was given a fitness increase with the information that Andre Gomez, who has been Theo Walcott, who suffered concussion against City last weekend, and out having a rib issue, are both in contention.
Andre has missed the previous month, said Silva. Hes worked throughout the week and even though he is a little more tired than his team-mates that is natural. Its up to us to continue working to get him.
Theo stopped for two or three days and well have to determine if hes ready.