On Monday afternoon Everton fans found out that manager Ronald Koeman had been sacked after a run of poor results culminating in a five-two loss at home to Arsenal at the weekend. This will have come as a relief to many Toffees fans who were themselves calling for him to lose his job despite guiding
After starting the weekend in an already precarious sixteenth place in the Premier League, Everton now find themselves in the relegation zone after suffering a five-two loss at the hands of Arsenal. Questions over the job Ronald Koeman had been doing had been ongoing for a while after a series of poor results but this
Everton’s 2-5 home loss to Arsenal on Sunday was the final nail in Ronald Koeman’s coffin as the Toffees hierarchy decided to sack him today. The former Southampton manager worked at Goodison Park in the previous 17 months, but after series of poor results this season, it became evident that he had to go. After
Gylfi Sigurdsson had been the star man for Swansea. His performances made Everton determined to sign him last summer, and the Swans were keen to dig their heels deep into the south Wales sand over the required fee. It became a ‘saga’ of sorts. Ronald Koeman clearly wanted the Icelandic international at the club ahead
Everton displayed another disappointing performance as their suffered a devastating 2-5 home loss to Arsenal on Sunday, and it could be the end of Ronald Koeman’s reign at Goodison Park. Poor run of results The Toffees are without a victory in the last five matches, and the Thursday’s 1-2 home defeat to Lyon in
Sunday’s home defeat to a spirited Burnley was a disaster for Ronald Koeman and Everton, it was understood and accepted that the team had been handed a tough start to the season with away trips to Manchester City, Manchester United and Chelsea coming before October, however in matches the team should have won, they have
After a summer that promised so much, Everton’s start to the season has been abysmal. With over £140 million spent on players, the Toffees haven’t found their feet yet this season, but why? No Lukaku, no goals Romelu Lukaku was the spearhead to everything Everton did last season. His goals lifted Everton up the