Sean Dyche reveals he’s getting a ‘glow up’ with nose job and new teeth as he opens up on health condition

SEAN DYCHE is set to get his nose and teeth done after lifting the lid on his 25-year health issue.

The former Premier League boss has been out of work since he was sacked by Everton in January.

Dyche, 53, has landed a new job on talkSPORT while he waits for a return to the dugout.

And on his new show, Dyche revealed he is looking forward to going under the knife to get his new look.

He explained: “I'm having a glow-up. I'm getting my gnashers done. I've got teeth like Animal, you know one of them muppets.

“I promised my daughter, she's been nagging me for years. I promised myself I'll get my teeth done.

“I'm getting my nose done but not for cosmetic reasons – I can't breathe through half of it. I should have had it done 25 years ago.

“We played at Gillingham for Millwall and Guy Ipoua did an overhead kick, I threw my head at it being the brave lion of a defender I was.

“He overhead kicked me right on the nose and it smashed my shnozz. You know how it was in those days, get on with it.

“They got a bit of metal and pushed it in. I haven't been able to breathe properly for years.”

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Dyche also answered what many will be thinking, saying: “It's not the reason for the voice.

“When they go up my nose with the camera, they look at the voice box. I've had it checked about 50 times.”

On his managerial future, Dyche said: “I'm open to ideas at this stage. I've been in the game a long time. I've been in the Premier League for ten years.

“As you know, the game is so fast now. I've had lots of offers from media – which I'm considering.

“I'm happy to be doing a bit for talkSPORT and Jonny Owen, who is a friend of mine and very knowledgeable onfootballand life in general. So I'm looking forward to that.

“You never know what will come around. Football is a strangebusiness. It changes very quickly and the viewpoint changes quickly as well.”

Dyche also broke his silence on his Everton sacking, admitting the change came “at the right time”.