The struggling Toffees, 19th in the Premier League and level on points with bottom side Southampton, sacked boss Frank Lampard on Monday in a desperate bid to avoid relegation.
And former Everton boss Allardyce told William Hill and Footy Accumulators’ No Tippy Tappy Football show that managers like Carlo Ancelotti and Rafael Benitez haven’t been the problem – but the deeper infrastructure of the club.
And ex-England manager Allardyce insisted the club must ‘get rid of old players’ at the club to help arrest their decline.
He was in charge from November 2017 to the end of that season in summer 2018, taking over with the club in 13th and stabilising things, leading them to eighth place, but left at the end of his contract amid concerns over his style of play.
The 68-year-old’s comments seem to be a barely disguised pitch to get his job back – though he later admitted if he were to return to the club, they would have already contacted him over the role.
Former Leeds manager Marcelo Bielsa is their No 1 choice to take over, but has concerns over the team’s lack of pace.
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