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So last Tuesday on this very podcast we got stuck into the chaos at Everton and less than a week later in fact by Monday evening Frank Lampard had lost his job.

So who next as they look to appoint their eighth manager in seven years and also from Lampard's point of view is a worrying pattern emerging for him as a manager.

I'm Mark Chapman. Welcome to the Athletic Football Podcast. it were in a tough time. It tests everybody at the club and everybody has to try and

stick together and move forward.

And Tarkovsky gets back at him but the ball is in by a Jared Bowen again.

Antonio managed to squeeze it across into his path and Everton are two down here.

Everton have indeed sacked Frank Lamford. We're going to get immediate reaction to that.

Nobody knows a football club better than their own supporters.

Their own supporters haven't got banners in the crowd for Frank Lamp Park.

They've got from full, Farhadhat Ms. Judy and the board.

I should be under a new shampir idea with all over here today as well as you want to meet.

And I said on this program about six months ago, six to 12 months ago.

Evert and of the worst run club in the country.

But I didn't think I was wrong when I said it there,

and I'm not wrong when I said it now.

So with us for this one, Everton Correspondent for the Athletic, Paddy Boyland and Chelsea correspondent Liam Toome, here we go again, Paddy. Yep, we're back where we were 12 months ago in this cycle of kind of

constant churn that Everton are trying their best to kind of get out of. Kind of feels like we go around and around in circles and an

appointments made and there's initially some hope, some kind of false hope potentially.

And then it all slowly unravels over the course of the ensuing 12 months.

So yeah, back exactly where we were 12 months ago with Everton, right at the end of a transfer

window looking for a manager, looking for players for whichever manager comes in and it's all just

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