Peter Smith

James, we've just been talking about one managerial vacancy at Arsenal, let's move on to another at Everton.

Duncan Ferguson is there at the moment and had that fantastic win over Chelsea last weekend.

Those images of him running down the touchline, hugging the ball boys, that's iconic, that's going to be replayed for years to come.

It was a real special moment.

After Vitor Pereira pulled out of the running for the permanent role there, he's in charge again this weekend.

I think maybe caught him by surprise.

I think he thought maybe it was a one-off.

But he's going to take Everton to Man United this Sunday.

Where do Everton stand then?

Angelotti, again, who we mentioned for Arsenal, is another name being linked here.

David Moyes has been talked about.

Ferguson, as a permanent, is maybe something that Everton fans might like to see, perhaps even if it's only until the end of the season.

Where are we?

Yeah, it feels like in the past Ancelotti has gone in, whether it be at AC Milan, Real Madrid or Bayern Munich and...

With respect to him, as you said, it's not an overhaul.

It's tweaks.

It's how do you get the best out of top, top players.

Apparently it's quite a relaxed atmosphere around the training ground when he's in charge.

He's not drilling these players in the way that perhaps a Pep Guardiola would do.

Is that really what Everton need at the moment, James?