Everton: Lampard has 'asked board' to sign £62k-a-week star at Goodison Park
Everton manager Frank Lampard asked for the club to sign Conor Coady on a permanent basis several weeks ago, according to journalist Simon Phillips.
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Everton: 'Great' situation unfolding for Frank Lampard at Goodison Park
Everton finding ways to win games by the odd goal can only be a good thing for Frank Lampard, according to transfer insider Dean Jones.
Football rumours: Forest owner weighing up firing Steve Cooper after five losses
Five straight Premier League losses have Nottingham Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis reportedly considering a change in the dugout. The Greek media mogul is weighing up sacking manager Steve Cooper along with Forest executive Dane Murphy and his recruitment staff, according to the Mail. The club is bottom of the league and reeling after Monday night’s 4-0 loss to Leicester. The Guardian says Forest are interested in ex-Liverpool and Chelsea boss Rafael Benitez or former Burnley manager Sean Dyche as potential replacements.
Wolves 'regretting strange Lage decision' on £16m star at Molineux
Wolves allowing Conor Coady to join Everton on loan was always a “strange” decision, says journalist Dean Jones.
Southampton now 'seriously contemplating' Hasenhuttl future at St Mary's
Southampton are now ‘seriously contemplating’ who they could appoint as manager to replace the under-pressure Ralph Hasenhuttl at St Mary’s, according to journalist Dean Jones.
Premier League wrap: Away wins for Newcastle and Everton
Miguel Almiron struck twice as Newcastle cruised to a comfortable 4-1 victory over 10-man Fulham at Craven Cottage.
Everton come back to win at Southampton
SOUTHAMPTON, England (AP) — Everton scored twice for the first time this season and came from behind at Southampton to win 2-1 in the English Premier League on Saturday.
Miguel Almiron fires Newcastle to big win over 10-man Fulham as Everton earn comeback victory in Southampton
Miguel Almiron scored twice to help Newcastle United earn their second Premier League win of the season by thrashing 10-man Fulham 4-1 at Craven Cottage. The visitors got off to a disastrous start when Nathaniel Chalobah saw red after eight minutes for a dangerous tackle on Sean Longstaff. Ad Newcastle quickly took advantage, as three minutes later Callum Wilson opened the scoring from close range to mark his return from injury in style.