After a string of disappointing results that saw Everton drop into the relegation zone, the Toffees sacked Frank Lampard and appointed Sean Dyche, who was given the difficult task of keeping them up in the Premier League.
Dyche has managed to win two of his first three games and helped Everton climb up to 16th spot in the league table.
Mykolenko, who featured in the first three games of Dyche’s reign, revealed that the new Everton boss emphasises maintaining discipline, something that he also considers very important.
The 23-year-old left-back is of the view that discipline is a vital feature of a defender’s game and stressed the importance of maintaining discipline all over the pitch.
Mykolenko revealed that Dyche has come in with different ideas and is sure that the Toffees boss will be able to help him get better.
“The gaffer loves discipline and I’ve always said that this is something I hold extremely important, too”, Mykolenko told Everton’s matchday programme.
“Discipline for a defender is number one, in my opinion.
“You need to be consistent and you need to be concentrating every moment of the game.
“Discipline is important across the pitch, though, not just in defence.
“I know he can make me better, for sure.
“He has different ideas and you can always learn things from a new manager, like I am doing now.
“I get a good feeling.”
Mykolenko has been a regular in Everton’s starting line-up this season and has appeared in all 23 league games for the Toffees.
