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Ally McCoist insists he'd take Dele Alli at Rangers "all day" - but concedes a move to Ibrox or Celtic for the out-of-sorts Everton star wouldn't be for everyone.

Everton supporters protested against their Premier League points deduction on Sunday ahead of and during their home game against Manchester United.

Everton goal during their match with Newcastle had made a video before his arrest.At Goodison Park, the individual invaded the pitch before neck-tying himself to a goalpost. It took eight minutes for the man to be finally cut free before he was carried off by several stewards.A video has surfaced of the individual asking for the UK’s help in combating oil and gas use. He said in the uploaded footage: “My name is Louis McKechnie, I am 21 years old, and I am a mechanical engineering student.

A protestor at Everton vs Newcastle attached himself by his neck to a goalpost, forcing security to bring out cable cutters to set him free.Clearly not satisfied with the underwhelming football on display at Goodison Park, the fan stormed the pitch early on in the second half of the Premier League clash with the scores still locked at 0-0.In a flash he managed to pin himself by the neck to the left post of Asmir Begovic's goal, stopping the action. There was a significant break in play while stewards and security personnel tried to remove the fan from the post.But it took several minutes for several staff to remove the individual, eventually picking him up and carrying him down the tunnel.

Manchester United wrong as Everton fans gushed over his performance against Manchester City.Van de Beek failed to break into the first team at United after being highly regarded at Ajax in his youth.However, after struggling at United, Van de Beek was shipped out on loan to Merseyside.And after re-finding his feet at Goodison Park, Everton fans have been left confused as to why Van de Beek was never given a chance at United.Fans gushed over the Dutchman's performance, and the 'unbelievable' decision to let Van de Beek leave on loan.One fan tweeted: "Van De Beek looks soo good! 100% work rate from him tonight. Putting in an absolute shift.

Everton fans have displayed their dissatisfaction with the rumours that Vitor Pereira will be appointed new manager of the club by spraying graffiti at Goodison Park asking for him to leave.Indeed, even though the Portuguese coach has not even been formally appointed, some Toffees fans have etched on a wall: “Pereira out - [Frank] Lampard in.”Both managers have been linked to the position at Everton, along with former Everton player Wayne Rooney, but Pereira has emerged as Farhad Moshiri’s favoured choice, according to the Guardian.Rafa Benitez was sacked earlier this month as results led to the Merseyside club into a relegation scrap. Certainly, a loss to Newcastle, currently 18th, on February 8 will draw them further into danger.

straight to your inbox every day for free A Wednesday trip down the M62 might not fall into the same category as a Champions League night in Istanbul, but once again Manchester United have been dealt a poor hand by the fixture planners. It was at Goodison Park back in the first week of November that Ole Gunnar Solskjaer made his feelings known about the task his side were given in the aftermath of their European game against Istanbul Basaksehir in the Turkish capital.

Manchester United will play rivals Manchester City, while Tottenham play Brentford in the semi-final of the Carabao Cup.The last-four draw was conducted on Sky Sports after United beat Everton at Goodison Park thanks to two late goals from Edinson Cavani and Anthony Martial.Earlier on Wednesday evening, Spurs travelled to Stoke where they won 3-1 in comfortable fashion, with Gareth Bale, Ben Davies and Harry Kane finding the net.Manchester City cruised beyond a poor Arsenal side at the Emirates on Tuesday night, comfortably winning 4-1.And Championship outfit Brentford beat Premier League Newcastle with a 1-0 victory at Griffin Park on Tuesday.City are the reigning champions and have lifted the trophy for the last three seasons and four of

Jurgen Klopp made an admission about his reaction when he heard Carlo Ancelotti was appointed as Everton manager.The Premier League champions Liverpool will take on the leaders, who have won all four of their starting games, on Saturday.Since arriving at Goodison Park last December, the Italian has won 53 per-cent of his 28 games in charge.His form has seen them score 12 goals in their opening games while the Reds are looking to recover from conceding seven against Aston Villa before the international break.And the Liverpool boss has admitted be felt a slight panic when the Italian put pen to paper on the other side of Stanley Park.Speaking in his pre-match press conference, Klopp said: “I love him.

Phil Neville has slammed his brother Gary for 'playing up to Sky Sports cameras' and ignoring him on his return to Old Trafford.

A dire Merseyside derby ended 0-0 as Liverpool's stuttering end to the season continues.

Sing when no one’s winning and punt the 16/5 DRAW in the Merseyside derby at Goodison Park (7pm).

Gylfi Sigurdsson was a Blue from the day he was photographed standing by the Dixie Dean statue at Goodison Park aged 11.