Graeme Souness

They came out and were more aggressive and somehow turned their game from them being on the back foot for all the first half to them being on the front foot for all the second half.

And I think whatever he said to them worked and the players believed him.

When you say what is long-term in football, it depends what sort of cash he gets to spend.

That group won't.

But I don't think Carlo, as we said, has come here to work with that group for the next four years.

I think they will give him money.

He knows his stuff.

He'll know the market out there.

And I expect him to spend money and spend good money and get some really good additions in.

I think attracting players to Everton, you're not going to get the very best, but you get some very, very good players willing to come here because there's big money in the Premier League.

You know, and the fact that Ancelotti's here, I think that's another thing.

But, you know, it's like with players, money first and then can we win something?

Wait a minute with Carlo and he will sell it to them that, you know, I've had promises from the owners that we're going to have a goal.

So I think for the first time in a long, long time, if I was an Evertonian, I'd be encouraged by...

by having him as manager, the kind of football he's trying to introduce, which after, has he been here 10 games now?

10 to go?

So I think in the short term, he's definitely got a tune out of this group of players that the previous manager wasn't getting.

We're hoping to hear from him.

What would you add to that, Graeme?

Yeah, I like him.