Everton fans graffiti Goodison Park demanding 'Pereira out' before official appointment

Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly are back on screens for the ITV show Saturday Night Takeaway - and they've certainly planned a great comeback show.Acting as an incredible helper, RuPaul joined the two hosts to announce new segments and guests, while also promising that an impressive Drag Queen performance will take place at the end of the show.As the show went full speed ahead, Ant and Dec surprised a budding bride-to-be with her dream wedding after she was forced to cancel due to Covid-19.Moving onto the next segment, the hosts joked to RuPaul that it was unlikely he had ever seen somebody come on the show dressed in plain clothes only to see a dramatic transformation by the end.Ant said: "Right let's go back to our star guest announcer, did you enjoy that Ru?" Who said they loved it. Dec chirped: "I bet you've never seen a TV show before where somebody starts up in ordinary clothes and by the end of it they're in a spectacular dress and loads of makeup?" The audience began to chuckle at the clear joke, but RuPaul's mind was elsewhere as he said: "Um, seen one? I invented one honey.

Tottenham Hotspur be without Harry Kane? This was the rare pain-staking showcase of 'Here's what you could have won' for Manchester City in their own backyard.Sky Sports commentator Jamie Carragher jokingly likened Kane to Italian great Andrea Pirlo in the first half of their stunning win at the Etihad.Pirlo's genius was not quantified by his goal contribution record and it seems almost unjust that Kane will not add to his own sensational tally for his brilliance in the Spurs opener.The superb striker cut open City's high offside line with a glorious reverse pass to partner in crime Son Heung-Min.Son unselfishly allowed Dejan Kulusevski to open his Spurs account and shock the Etihad inside four minutes.Spurs inevitably succumbed to an equaliser that came through Ilkay Gundogan after a horror show from Hugo Lloris.World-class Kane delightfully side-footed home past Ederson in the second period to get the goal he so richly deserved.City thought they had their equaliser when Riyad Mahrez converted a superb spot-kick in added time.But in an incredible finale, the man they so desperately craved headed a brilliant last-gasp winner in the final moments to leave City crestfallen.It cannot be forgotten that the England captain would have loved to be lining up for the Sky Blues, who are still on course to secure a fourth Premier League title in five years. HAVE YOUR SAY! Should Tottenham have sold Harry Kane last summer? Comment belowKane hardly made his desire to switch London for Manchester a secret when the dust settled after a heartbreaking Euro 2020 final defeat.The Three Lions skipper was at the epicentre of the biggest saga of a seismic summer of transfers but Etihad chiefs baulked at an astronomical £150m price tag.Spurs

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The Telegraph, the search for Rafa Benitez's replacement should come to an end with Lampard taking charge of the struggling Premier League club. Following a meeting between owner Farhad Moshiri and his advisors on Friday night, it was decided that Lampard should be the man to lead the Toffees out of the relegation battle they are currently embroiled in.The 43-year-old is expected to be in place for next week for Saturday’s FA Cup fourth-round tie against Brentford.

Manchester United legend Wayne Rooney has rejected the opportunity to return to Everton as manager.

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Everton's managerial search has taken a fresh twist with Frank Lampard reportedly being offered a second interview for the role - just 24 hours after it had seemed that Vitor Pereira was on the brink of being appointed.The Toffees are on the hunt for a new boss after Rafa Benitez was finally put out of his misery earlier this month.Benitez's disastrous reign has left Everton slumped in the bottom half of the Premier League and perilously close to the relegation zone.Fans had been left furious after reports on Wednesday had indicated that Pereira was majority shareholder Farhad Moshiri’s preferred choice to replace the former Liverpool chief.Furious fans reacted by protesting and spraying graffiti at Goodison Park - urging the club to shun Pereira in favour of ex-Chelsea boss Lampard. And there's a chance they could still get their wish, with The Telegraph reporting that Lampard is set for a second interview on Thursday.

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Everton chairman Bill Kenwright was confronted by angry supporters following their Premier League defeat to Aston Villa.Kenwright, who has been a board member for 33 years and chairman since 2004, made the call to sack Rafa Benitez last weekend after a torrid first half of the season.Benitez had lost not only 10 of the 19 league matches he took charge of, including a dismal 2-1 defeat to Norwich City which ultimately cost him his job, but also the backing of the Toffees fanbase.And it seems that the supporters have also had enough of Kenwright, as a group of them congregated outside Goodison Park to call for his resignation.Kenwright exited the stadium and was met with a chant of "let go if you love the club", which stopped him in his tracks.The 76-year-old paused to take the plea in, and then approached the fans who respectfully allowed him to have his say while he was guarded by police officers.In a video shared on social media, he can be heard replying: "How would that help?" Everton fans - is it time for Kenwright to go? Let us know in the comments section. Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

Everton’s Premier League clash with Aston Villa at Goodison Park, those who were enjoying the historic pre-match ritual of having a pint in the Winslow Hotel were treated to a freebie by the former Toffees striker.The Winslow Hotel of Goodison Road sits directly opposite the club’s stadium.Being the pub in which locals often booze out at Ferguson, now enjoying his second stint as caretaker manager following the dismissal of Rafa Benitez last week, provided the superb gesture to get fans in the mood for Steven Gerrard’s return.The establishment tweeted on Saturday morning: “MASSIVE BIG Thanks to the legend that is Duncan Ferguson #BigDunc #everton for buying all our customers their first drink this morning. Amazing generous gesture, that's a measure of the man.”There’s more of a sense of optimism with Ferguson back at the helm - and for good reason.The 50-year-old got his first stint as manager when Marco Silva was sacked in 2018.

Everton icon Duncan Ferguson has been handed the reins on a temporary basis again by Everton after Rafa Benitez was asked earlier this week.The ex-Liverpool boss was finally put out of his misery after a nightmare stint at Goodison Park.And the Goodison hierarchy have turned to Ferguson to boss the team while they search for a permanent replacement for Benitez.This is the second time that Ferguson has in charge of his beloved Everton after the Scot took charge in similar circumstances after Marco Silva was axed during the 2019/20 season.Ferguson isn't the first boss to return to the dugout at the same club though. Here, Daily Star Sport runs the rule over the big Scot and six other managers who had multiple spells at the same club.Ferguson is set to begin his second stint in charge of the Toffees after he was handed the reins by the Everton hierarchy this week.The Scot is an iconic figure at Goodison Park and previously stepped in for four games after Marco Silva was axed back in 2019.During his playing days, Ferguson also enjoyed two spells at the club before he returned to the club, initially on a voluntary basis, after he hung up his boots for good.The late, great Howard Kendall is widely recognised as one of Everton's greatest-ever managers and, like Ferguson, had more than one stint in charge at Goodison Park.Kendall's first stint in the dugout was one of the most successful periods in the Toffees' recent history after guiding the club to two league titles in three years.

Everton footballer arrested on suspicion of child sex offences is reportedly standing by him.The player was initially detained on July 16 as police raided his £2.5million Greater Manchester mansion and “seized several items”.He was released on bail until October 19, which was later pushed back to Wednesday January 19 before now being extended again for a third time until April 17 2022.And The Sun report his wife is still sticking by the player while he remains suspended by Everton, who are continuing to support Greater Manchester Police with their investigation.One source told the paper: “They’re a strong family unit.”The wife reportedly returned to her home town following his arrest, but is now back in the UK living in London with the star and her child.Police have not yet charged the player with any offences.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

Derby County manager Wayne Rooney has been told to "give himself more time" before jumping into a position in the Premier League amid strong links with the Everton job.

Jose Mourinho has committed his future to AS Roma only moments after the Portuguese boss was linked to the job at Everton.The former Chelsea manager has been with the Italian club since the summer and is enjoying his first season in Serie A, with the side pushing for a European spot.Following the dismissal of Rafa Benitez, an array of names have been connected with the vacant role at Everton, including Wayne Rooney, Frank Lampard, former Porto and Fenerbache manager Vitor Periera, who was linked to the club before Carlo Ancelotti was appointed. Even Roberto Martinez, who the club had sacked in 2016, was among the list of targets.On Tuesday, Sky Sports reported that Mourinho was another candidate who is being sounded out by the Toffees - but his move to Merseyside was squashed as soon as it started.Indeed, the report stated that, though an official approach had yet to be made to Roma by Everton, owner Farhad Moshiri was contemplating the prospect of appointing the former Tottenham and Manchester United manager.However, Kaveh Solhekol then said on Sky Sports News on Tuesday evening: "[Jose] is fully committed to the job he started at Roma.

Everton have announced that Duncan Ferguson will take charge of their forthcoming games, having been appointed as caretaker manager again.It will be the Scot's second tenure as interim manager, while his first game back in charge will be against Aston Villa on Saturday.The club said in a statement: “The Blues legend took charge of training at USM Finch Farm on Tuesday morning as the squad began its preparations for the visit of Aston Villa to Goodison Park on Saturday."The Toffees said that there will be an announcement on who will be taking over on a permanent basis “in due course”.Everton sacked manager Rafa Benitez on Sunday after the club's 2-1 loss to Norwich. The Spaniard had just six-and-a-half months in charge and was dismissed after winning just once in the Premier League since September.Now former striker Ferguson will take charge in the dugout once more.