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I’d pay good money to know what Seamus Coleman said to Harry Kane while he was on the deck,” says Matthew Lysaght.

It’s a grand old team to play for, and it’s a grand old team to support, and if you know your history, it’s enough to make your heart go worrrrrrrrr,” goes the chant. Liverpool fans also paid their respects on Saturday as they put the clubs' rivalry aside with a classy gesture. That was also in response to some supporters confronting defender Yerry Mina and midfielder Anthony Gordon as they left Goodison Park in their cars last weekend. Frank Lampard's sacking as Everton manager is the latest chapter in a story of dysfunction and instability under owner Farhad Moshiri and a board of directors who are facing open revolt from supporters.For the first time in seasons an Everton boss had the opportunity to choose between two effective strikers to spearhead this attack. In the immediate aftermath of the board going up, Conor Coady made a stunning block on Dominic Solanke, with the meaning lessened by an offside flag, and it was soon followed by a fine Jordan Pickford save from Matías Viña. As against Fulham and Wolves, Everton were in this game on the hour mark and then out of it by the final whistle. The group organised the boat trips and could have sold out at least one more before they had to stop taking queries. On Friday there was training ahead of the match against Celtic before Lampard, other members of his backroom staff and a sizeable portion of the squad watched England face Australia in a one day international at the Sydney Cricket Ground - though most left before England’s collapse.

For all the justified concern around Everton’s start to the season, perhaps more important than the game-winning goal was the event that preceded it by around 180 seconds. Campbell added: "Results probably in the end got the better of Frank Lampard but this sacking puts the magnifying glass on the football club, and the board are going to be scrutinised for what they do next. These days of toil are painful for supporters, who endure every emotion, from despair to unparalleled jubilation. Lampard's frustration on the sideline and how he showed it is one of a host of 'moments spotted' from Tuesday's game.Do not worry, the ball reaches Porro 20 yards from goal but he takes a woeful shot that lands in the stands. Its use in the dressing room, like the tunnel revamp, is a nice touch to reflect the importance of the supporters in keeping the Blues in the Premier League. came the protest song, a reminder of the soured relationship between those supposedly steering the ship and the ones operating the lighthouse.

Dier is dispossessed by Onana, Gueye picks up the loose pass but whacks his shot well over from 20 yards. Demarai Gray produced the one moment the away fans had to cheer as he curled in from the edge of the box to give Everton a lifeline with 20 minutes to go.Armed with the aerial prowess of Michael Keane and Yerry Mina, and the dead ball ability of James Garner, the obvious thing was to try and swing the ball into the Bournemouth box. More than 1,000 fans watched an open training session, after which Frank Lampard and his squad stayed to sign autographs and pose for pictures with fans. In his one season in charge, they reached the Championship play-off final, where they lost to Aston Villa. After a 1-1 draw at reigning champions Manchester City on 31 December, Everton have lost 4-1 to Brighton at Goodison Park, were knocked out of the FA Cup with a 3-1 defeat at Manchester United and were then beaten by Southampton despite taking the lead, before the latest defeat by West Ham. And it must start in the upcoming double header when newly-promoted Luton Town and then Bournemouth are the visitors to this part of L4.