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At the end of this contest, a visibly emotional Frank Lampard ushered his players towards the few fans still gathered in the Gwladys Street who hadn’t bolted early for the exit.
Cliff Britton was trending last week. There was no such thing as trending when Britton died in 1975, or for several decades afterwards, but he was the last manager to get Everton relegated.
Everton manager Frank Lampard accepts fans are well within their rights to express their anger at another defeat after the 1-0 loss to Wolves edged the Toffees further into relegation trouble.
Boyhood Liverpool fan Conor Coady headed a second-half winner for Wolves at Goodison Park to push 10-man Everton closer to their first relegation in 71 years.
Conor Coady scored the only goal as Everton’s Premier League relegation fears deepened following a 1-0 home defeat at Goodison Park on Sunday. Liverpool fan Coady steered a header into the net from Ruben Neves’ excellent cross on 49 minutes to give the visitors the lead, and Everton finished the game with 10 men when Jonjoe Kenny received two yellow cards. Everton are in 17th place on 22 points from 26 games, only out of the relegation zone on goal difference, though they do have games in hand on the teams around them.
Everton slipped further into danger as Wolves inflicted a fourth successive Premier League defeat on Frank Lampard's side with a hard-fought win at Goodison Park.
Wolves claimed a 1-0 win at Everton to increase the pressure on Toffees boss Frank Lampard, while Leeds scored deep in injury time to beat Norwich. Watford boosted their hopes of staying up with a 2-1 win at Southampton, while West Ham advanced their Champions League qualification hopes with a home win over Aston Villa. Ad/> Conor Coady climbed high to head home Ruben Neves’ cross from the right to give Wolves the win at Goodison Park.
Only Ryan Giggs has won more Premier League games as a player than Frank Lampard but one of the division’s royalty is threatened with ejection from the ranks of the elite. Everton’s position grows ever more precarious. They were imperilled both by a fourth consecutive league defeat and by results elsewhere. Others may yet save them, but Everton showed precious little ability to save themselves. They may have been relying on Goodison Park to provide salvation but a rare Merseysider present to enjoy their latest setback was the man who condemned them to defeat: Conor Coady, a former Liverpool player and lifelong fan.