Wayne Rooney turned down chance to speak to Everton over manager job and remains committed to Derby
Wayne Rooney turned down the chance to speak to Everton over the vacant manager’s job, insisting he is fully committed to Derby County.
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Wayne Rooney turned down the chance to speak to Everton over the vacant manager’s job, insisting he is fully committed to Derby County.
Everton owner Farhad Moshiri is set to hold a series of meetings today as he steps up his efforts to find Rafael Benitez's successor, according to talkSPORT journalist Alex Crook.
The Toffees are currently on the search for a head coach for the side after the dismissal of Rafa Benitez earlier in the month.
Everton have already interviewed Vitor Pereira and Fabio Cannavaro, but have still not announced the next manager to lead the Toffees into their last few months of the season, with a fresh twist emerging on the manager search.
Everton will hold a final round of talks with three candidates for the vacant manager role on Friday, with Vitor Pereira, Frank Lampard and current caretaker manager Duncan Ferguson in the frame.
Everton have made Friday their managerial D-Day, as they look to appoint a new manager before the transfer window closes.
Former Everton goalkeeper Nigel Martyn believes Frank Lampard represents the best option as manager to keep the club up and plan for the future.
After moving to Merseyside from East London, it quickly became apparent to Tony Cottee about the role of the fans at Everton. It is why he looked at the protests at Goodison Park this week with a heavy heart.