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TalkSport · May 16, 2018

‘Everton can’t afford to get it wrong again’ - Former Toffees defender reacts to Sam Allardyce sacking

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Alan Stubbs has warned Everton they ‘can’t afford to get it wrong again’ after deciding to sack Sam Allardyce and begin searching for their third permanent manager in two years.

Allardyce was axed by Toffees chiefs on Wednesday, despite steering the club away from relegation and finishing the Premier League season in eighth place.

Former Watford boss Marco Silva is reportedly the frontrunner to replace him. The Portuguese was Everton’s first-choice to replace Ronald Koeman back in November but the Hornets blocked their approach… only to sack him themselves in January.

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