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Everton welcome Wolves to Goodison Park on Sunday for a massive game at both ends of the table. Wolves are looking to complete the double over the Toffees ...

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Fans now have genuine fears Everton could be relegated after an eighth defeat in nine Premier League matches during 2022 leaves Frank Lampard's side outside ...

Those struggles weren’t in the spring though and if it does go to the final day, unlike those aforementioned ‘Great Escapes’ of ’94 and ’98, Everton are away to Arsenal, the fixture they’ve taken the least points per game from in Premier League history. The first was a real-life ‘Roy of the Rovers’ story as a Blues team full of characters – they proved their mettle the following year by beating Alex Ferguson’s Manchester United in the FA Cup final – came back from 2-0 down to triumph 3-2. If Everton are to survive then it looks like it could well be with much fewer than the traditional 40-point safety barometer and will be more down to the ineptitude of others than any sort of remarkable survival bid from themselves. Should we be encouraged by the Blues home-grown hero’s confidence or are he and his team-mates just blind to the facts of a situation now staring the rest of us in the face? Somehow, Everton survived three separate opportunities over the past fortnight for Burnley to leapfrog them in the table and put them into the relegation zone before they even kicked-off against Wolves but following Watford’s 2-1 victory at Southampton – a ground where the Blues, without a Premier League away win since August 28, fell to a sorry defeat less than a month ago – only goal difference currently keeps them out of the bottom three. We can attempt to shield our kids from many things and there’s a lot of issues in the news right now that put the fortunes of football teams into context – in recent weeks, I (probably along with millions of parents across Europe) have been asked by my teenagers to provide definitive assurances that there won’t be a Third World War – but when they see Everton losing week after week, it becomes ever more difficult to sugar-coat any ripostes.

Conor Coady's brilliant header earned Wolves a second win in the space of four days at Goodison Park. The skipper rose highest to expertly glance home Ruben ...

Podence, who replaced Hwang in the early change, also shot wide from distance as Wolves enjoyed an improved second period. If things took a while to get going in the first-half, the second made up for it, as Wolves began on the front foot and were rewarded. Hee Chan Hwang’s early departure, having taken a whack from Kenny and tried to run it off, was the main talking point of the opening stages.

This contest, against Wolverhampton Wanderers, was decided by Conor Coady's header four minutes after half-time. Everton, who finished the match with 10 men ...

Dele was an increasing influence on the game, meanwhile. There was an element of spice threaded through the game, right from the Hwang episode. What of Pickford in the opening half? Everton’s task grew harder when Kenny was sent off following two cautions in three minutes. He was barely needed. And their failure to take advantage gave Everton a glimmer of optimism in the last of four minutes of stoppage time when Moutinho tripped Coleman on the 18-yard line. They are a tough nut to crack and Everton's task became even more demanding when playing a man down. Andros Townsend, on for Gray, sent the dead ball travelling the wrong side of the post and Everton’s last hope of rescuing a point disappeared. Coleman took issue with a few Wolves players for a perceived injustice around the same time and, later in the half, the sight of Podence and Jordan Pickford squabbling while waiting for a corner epitomised the teams’ fractious relations. The South Korean forward was up and down like a jack in a box, genuinely hurt after sustaining a blow but hell bent on trying to continue. When an Everton player in possession lifted his head, then, the view was repeatedly filled with a bank of old gold. Everton collected nothing from the first half of a five-day Goodison Park double header – and must now dust themselves down in time for a visit from Newcastle United on Thursday.

Frank Lampard has been distancing himself from the mess at Everton ever since his first defeat. They need coaching inspiration, not excuses.

Eddie Howe (1.56) has waved the same “magic wand” Lampard continues to protest is not available in the Premier League – and it would be foolish to put all that down to money instead of coaching and problem-solving. The Tottenham shellacking necessitated a formation switch to a three-man defence that engendered a vague improvement – although the bar set on Monday was dreadfully low. Wolves merely had to be efficient and organised to coast to victory. They understood it before I arrived because they had been on a long run without a win,” said Lampard after a crushing defeat to Tottenham in his fifth league match. There would be no shame in admitting, publicly or privately, that the challenge initially presented is both far greater than first thought and something he was never prepared for. I’ve come into the club when they were on a run of results that’s left them in the position we’re in. A club in constant search for greater meaning and identity has been psychologically self-impaired for decades. But nor were those defeats: four in a row without scoring under Lampard; more overall than every Premier League club bar Watford and Norwich. Everton have scored barely a goal a game while conceding close to two. “I have come to a situation where we have to get better in a lot of things. The Lampardian Transition will never be beaten but those 12 months out of management seem to have been spent painstakingly developing a new interview technique. No longer is Lampard indelibly tethered to the viral monster he helped create. His latest method is more fluid, free to manipulate and manoeuvre as the situation demands.

Wolves plunged Everton further into relegation trouble as Conor Coadys second-half header left only goal difference keeping them out of the drop zone; ...

Yes, they have three games in hand on Watford and one on Burnley but games in hand are absolutely worthless if you can't win football matches. Frank Lampard has had little impact in changing their fortunes around either. It is now just goal difference separating them from the drop zone. A run of just nine points from the last 60 available and only two league wins since September has left a squad drained of confidence in danger of dropping out of the top flight for only the third time in their history and first since 1951. And the scenes at full-time in the stands at Goodison Park mirrored that fear and anger towards their team. It is now a hinderance.