Roberto Martinez

It's his turn now.

And at the end, the ball rolls and everything comes together and it's fascinating.

I've seen Yannick Carrasco developing into

a player that went to China without knowing where he was going, now to be the main player that he has to deliver, very precious, huge, Marron Fellaini, Moussa Dembele, and they adapted really well.

Even Axel Witsel went there and he came back.

It's been a very interesting way of seeing our players having to survive in a very different environment.

A little cheeky one.

No, I love my time at Everton.

I only kept great memories.

We finished with 72 points.

We were in Europe.

We were in two semifinals of the...

domestic cups.

We invested heavily with the young players and then you see how John Stones and Ross Barkley, even Gerard Deleufeu, Romelu Lukaku, and you only treasure the memories of Goodison Park and the fans.

We had great, great times.

For me, it's always been unfinished business.

I always felt the plan that we had in place, maybe you needed

another three, four years to try to... Maybe our plan was a little bit different.

It was trying to get silverware and then build on that success rather than trying to compete in an impossible way to try to finish top four in the Premier League with the different demands.

But that's football.