THE EVERTON WAY

Debate with the boys, can Lampard Save Everton From Relegation? It’s going to be tough but hopefully we can turn things round.

HOWARD KENDALL was a fabulous footballer - reckoned by many within the game to be the best player never to win an England cap - but it was as Everton manager that he enjoyed his finest moments. He is, quite simply, the greatest and most successful manager that the Club has ever had.

Everton played well, the players kept going until the very end and we must take that spirit forward. I’ve seen enough in the past few weeks to be confident we can stay up.

Frank Lampard hailed the "fight, spirit and desire" that his Everton side displayed to grind out a crucial 1-0 victory over Manchester United.

Can’t fault anyone today - midfield 3 were immense, Godfrey had his best game for a year, Richarlison and Gordon must have extra lungs up and down those wings, even Gray getting blocks in. Special mention for Mykolenko, not technically the best but has a massive heart and gave everything today. We had leaders on the pitch with Delph and Allan and it showed. Pickford just gets better, we are lucky to have him. Iwobi is a revelation as a No.8 where his athleticism is best utilised. We play better with a 3 man midfield when we have two experienced holding players. This may be the way to go to arrest our away form. Of course we haven't put two performances back to back but with Mina and Van de Beek available next game, who do we drop? Is 34 points enough? It's the hope that kills!

Frank has got to do must better. I genuinely think if we get beat against United he will get the sack. I think the board know we can't afford relegation and we would have eight games to roll the dice again. Not saying that's correct but I can see it happening.

Mark Watkinson talks to Frank Lampard on were we go from here. Sorry but Iwobi mistake is inexcusable. How a professional premier league footballer can miscrontrol the ball like that is beyond me.

Joseph Parkinson is an English football coach and former professional footballer. As a player, Parkinson played in the Premier League for Everton, while with the club he won the FA Cup in 1995. Born: 11 June 1971 (age 50 years), Eccles Manchester.

Back to reality. Disgraceful performance. Started well, but it all fell apart, as usual. Just disgusting. This squad is so bad. How can you improve these players? The defence is so poor and the Midfield is non existent. No manager would get a tune out of these players.

We are encouraging all supporters to get in the ground 20 mins or so before kick off. The atmopshere needs to be another level, another cup final game for us. The performances aren't what we expect, but we need to still be at our very best in the stands, come on you blue boys!!