Oli Yew

I think what they need from him now is, you know, regular contributions and I think, you know, against Manchester City might actually be a good game for them to do that because...

Manchester City's defence has not looked good against pace.

We saw that against Manchester United at the weekend.

What Arsenal do have in Pepe, whether it's Martinelli or Aubameyang or Lacazette, all those four forwards can hit you with pace and counter-attack.

Yeah, well, it seems to be an approach that a lot of clubs are now adopting where they're putting a sort of familiar face in charge temporarily, restore a bit of the fan backing.

Ferguson had that Everton wristband under his sleeve, which was a nice little touch.

I'm sure he purposely brought that out for the cameras a little bit.

But no, it was just what Everton needed.

But obviously, the question is whether...

you know, how long he'll be in charge for.

Yeah, so we know Duncan Ferguson will be in charge of Everton this weekend against Manchester United.

But obviously Carlo Ancelotti is a big name hovering around Goodison Park at the moment, as is David Moyes.

We know Ancelotti is set for talks with the club.

He's obviously not been in the Premier League since he was in charge of Chelsea, where he won the double.

Then there was obviously the mysterious sort of quick sacking by Roman Abramovich in the tunnel at Goodison Park.

That's right, yeah.

So, you know, I think there's kind of...

A big question mark over Everton at the moment and kind of where can they go?

Where's the potential there?

You know, Ancelotti is obviously a huge name and with him brings the kind of the idea of where Everton see themselves.