Frank Lampard fumes at Everton flops over Burnley defeat as he shuts down sack fears

Everton manager Frank Lampard has spilled the beans on his life away from football after admitting he enjoys watching reality show Love Island - and lifted the lid on his chance meeting with idol Diego Maradona. The Everton manager has not been feeling the love at Goodison Park, after losing six of his first seven Premier League matches as the Toffees’ boss.

Burnley.Dyche was sacked by Burnley on Friday after a decade in charge of the Clarets, who are four points from safety in the Premier League with eight matches remaining. As a result, Dyche now finds himself without a club for the first time in 10 years, having been appointed to replace Eddie Howe back in October 2012.Here, DAILY STAR SPORT looks at five clubs who would be mad not to consider appointing Dyche as their next manager.With Roy Hodgson having come out of unofficial retirement to take charge of Watford in January, it is unlikely the 74-year-old will remain in charge of the Hornets next season.That is regardless of whether Watford avoid relegation from the Premier League this season, with the club currently six points from safety.Watford would target an immediate return to the top flight if relegated and would be mad not to consider turning to former manager Dyche, who began his coaching career with the club after retiring in 2007.Dyche also achieved an immediate return to the Premier League with Burnley in the 2015/16 season, winning the Championship at the first attempt following relegation a year prior.Despite only signing a two-and-a-half-year deal with Everton in January, Frank Lampard's long-time future with the club likely rests on keeping the Toffees in the Premier League.Everton are currently four points above the bottom three, though, but could turn to Dyche if they do lose out to Burnley in the relegation scrap.The appointment of Dyche would provide a level of stability that has been absent in recent seasons.

Manchester United have increased security at their training complex as protestors turned up to rally against the Glazer's ownership.Dozens of security guards have been at Carrington Training Complex as a fan group called ‘The 1958’ demonstrated against the Glazer family. Security guards and stewards were on patrol at every entrance at the training ground, with concerns over having repeated the scenes almost exactly a year ago when the ground was breached.On Friday, a group held banners that read: “Disgrace.

Everton will be 'playing like Barcelona' if they avoid relegation from the Premier League this season, according to Richard Dunne who has tipped Frank Lampard for success at Goodison Park.After losing to Burnley 3-2 at Turf Moor, Everton were staring relegation in the face, but a dream weekend saw them move four points clear of the bottom three to ease their fears. A statement 1-0 win against Manchester United lifted was met with a sigh of relief around Goodison, and then Burnley's 3-0 defeat to Norwich sparked celebration on Merseyside.Everton now have just eight games remaining to secure their safety, but they are now firmly in the driving seat.

Chelsea player Jody Morris has claimed that he turned down a role at Everton owing to what Frank Lampard told him. Morris, 43, was Lampard’s assistant at both Derby County and the Blues.

Good Morning Britain turned tense as Richard Madeley took aim at Lorraine star Christine Lampard on Wednesday's episode - April 13.The TV veteran, 65, seemingly couldn't wait for Lorraine Kelly to return to her usual post as he told footballs star Frank Lampard's wife it appeared as though the usual host had "been away forever".This seemed to annoy Ranvir Singh - who also occasionally fills in for the Scottish host when she in on holiday - lunging to Christine's defence, she blasted her co-star as "rude".The former Loose Women star did chuckle along before hitting back with: "I'm doing my best to cover, I promise Richard I won't bore you."Richard said: "Christine's in for Lorraine at 9am," before adding: "Gosh Lorraine's been away forever."There was a moment of awkwardness as Christine began to laugh on-screen. Ranvir stepped in: "Hang on a minute, you know me and Christine do a very good job."Addressing her co-star who had joined via video link, the Strictly Come Dancing star blurted: "He's rude isn't he."Christine chimed in, explaining: "I'm trying my best here to hold it all together."Digging a hole for himself, Richard commented: "I just wondered where she had gone as it seemed like she'd been gone forever."This is a live TV story and is being constantly updated.

Loose Women presenter Christine Lampard and her husband, former Chelsea footballer Frank looked besotted as they shared a giggle together after enjoying a romantic lunch at The Ivy in London’s Covent Garden on Monday. The pair, both 43, were seen laughing as they braved the high winds as they left the celebrity-loved restaurant in the UK’s capital city. Christine looked typically chic in a pair of cut-off blue jeans paired with a patterned black and white shirt, black stilettos and a Louis Vuitton handbag.

TV presenter Christine, 43, and her football manager husband Frank Lampard now have a second home in Liverpool. Frank is now manager to Premier League football club Everton, who are based in the northern city, so only having a home in London would undoubtedly prove difficult.The couple are yet to share photos of their new residence with their social media fans, but we do know that their London home is stunning. Christine has been married to Frank, 43, for six and a half years.The couple spent two years living in New York while Frank was signed to the US football club New York FC.

Christine Lampard and husband Frank are living proof that absence does make the heart grow fonder. The couple, who have been married for six years, are currently based in different cities due to their individual work commitments.MORE: Christine Lampard shares rare footage of daughter Patricia playing footballThe two stars and their two children Patricia and Freddie have a beautiful family home in London which is their main place of residence, however, they also have another property in Liverpool because of Frank's job as manager of Premier League club Everton.WATCH: Christine Lampard shares rare footage of daughter Patricia playing footballDuring an interview with Fabulous Magazine, the Loose Women panellist opened up about how they manage the long-distance.

Christine Lampard has opened up about her blended family with husband Frank. The Loose Women star, who shares two children with the football manager, is also a stepmum to Luna, 16, and Isla, 14, from Frank's previous relationship with model Elen Rivas.MORE: Christine Lampard oozes elegance in bridal white suit as she celebrates huge milestoneThe couple, who have been married for six years, met at an awards ceremony in 2009 after being introduced by Piers Morgan. They were together for nine years before their first child, Patricia, was born - and they welcomed little Freddie in March 2021.WATCH: Christine Lampard shares rare photo of stepdaughter LunaIn a new interview with Fabulous magazine, Christine opened up about her two stepdaughters and their close bond.

Chelsea have been told that they should go ahead and sign Richarlison this summer from Everton. That is the verdict from former Manchester United and Toffees star Louis Saha, who believes the Brazilian is unique in his skillset in the Premier League.

Manchester United are said to be looking into an incident involving Cristiano Ronaldo following his side's defeat to Everton on Saturday.

Interim manager Ralf Rangnick has named his starting line-up for Manchester United's Premier League showdown with relegation-threatened Everton at Goodison Park this lunchtime.

Bruno Fernandes can follow in the footsteps of a Manchester United hero this afternoon at Goodison Park.

Manchester United on Saturday travel to Merseyside where they take on Frank Lampard's Everton at Goodison Park. Both sides can ill-afford to drop points as their battles at either end of the table continue.

Frank Lampard has played down Manchester United’s current issues as they prepare to head to relegation-threatened Everton this weekend.

Everton manager Frank Lampard has spoken honestly about his future on Merseyside ahead of Saturday's visit from Manchester United.

Erik ten Hag is appointed as their next manager. Ten Hag is understood to be United's top candidate to take over from Ralf Rangnick, with an agreement over his contract expected soon.

Christine Lampard is relatively private when it comes to the two children she shares with husband, former footballer Frank Lampard, but she recently gave her 667k Instagram followers a glimpse of the tots with a rare – and adorable – snap.The black and white image shows her daughter Patricia, three, holding hands with her son Freddie, one, in their strollers, although their faces weren’t revealed. The Irish-born Loose Women presenter, 43, captioned the sweet snap: “Best friends (most of the time).” The picture garnered many adoring comments from Christine’s followers, who were quick to praise the snap as “gorgeous”, “beautiful” and “cute”.

Frank Lampard dealt another cold snub to Dele Alli as Everton succumbed to a late defeat at Burnley to put their Premier League status under threat.Alli was left as an unused substitute as the Toffees threw away a 2-1 lead in their relegation six-pointer against Burnley, eventually going down 3-2 at Turf Moor. And it was the latest example of showing his dramatic decline over the past two years.The 25-year-old was signed by Lampard on transfer deadline day after being allowed to terminate his contract at Spurs.

Everton have been branded “diabolical” after gifting Burnley with a goal inside 12 minutes of their crucial Premier League six-pointer.The Toffees travelled to Turf Moor on Wednesday night in a must-win match against their relegation rivals. But Frank Lampard’s side suffered an immediate blow by conceding a sloppy goal from a simple corner early on in the game.Maxwel Cornet’s swinging corner was left uncontested and found Nathan Collins free at the back-post.