IРІР‚в„ўm also sick of people coming in and saying they understand what Everton Football Club is all about. It never worked under Rafa Benitez, it never worked under Ronald Koeman and it never worked under Marco Silva.Р”Р„nd at the end of the day, these are the same players who played under those managers when the system didnРІР‚в„ўt work.Р”В«ut it is baffling me that we still canРІР‚в„ўt recognise that we need three in midfield to build some kind of momentum. Possibly on Sunday we won two of the 11 battles we faced.Р”Р„gain, like he always does, Anthony Gordon won his, and Richarlison possibly won his, the rest didnРІР‚в„ўt, and you arenРІР‚в„ўt going to win football games with an outcome like that.Р”В«ut Frank Lampard must also be brought into the conversation because he is tinkering and still trying to find out what his best team and formation is.Р”Р‡ive at the back at home at Goodison Park has never worked.

Getting the better of your opposite number and doing your bit for your side. The basics of football are all about winning your own personal battles. PLAYER RATINGS: Jonjoe Kenny bad and several others poor against WolvesР”В«ut once again we got out played, out muscled and out run. READ MORE: Frank Lampard could face tough Everton question we all now struggle to answerР”Р„NALYSIS: Frank Lampard has Richarlison concern as Allan dilemma emerges Not for the first time this season, we were crying out for three in midfield in order for us to get a grip on the game. But the second-half was absolutely atrocious as not for the first time this season we never smelt blood.Р”В®veryone at the football club has to take responsibility for it, and I include Frank Lampard in that, who again opted to play five at the back. The first-half, on reflection, wasnРІР‚в„ўt too bad. I bought my lad a snood before the game on Sunday, and if IРІР‚в„ўm being honest I wish I would have bought myself one to cover my face with it because I couldnРІР‚в„ўt believe what I was witnessing. Anger that we produced an abject performance - and disappointment at the current position we find ourselves in.

My column is a bit to the bone at times - but I can only reflect on what I have witnessed and what I think is going on.Р”В«ut having had time to reflect on SundayРІР‚в„ўs disappointment my thoughts remain as they were when I was leaving Goodison Park at full-time.Р”Р„nd they are one of anger and disappointment.

The players club fight