Ferguson, did a really good job , in his short spell looking after Everton. Having said that ,Everton, are his club, with his knowledge of the players there second to none.
People like him with experience of the Premier league , working along side higher profiles, should be being considered. Arteta, was one. It could be someone slightly under the radar, but if the experience is there ,even without the recognition ,it could be the way over this.

Ferguson was in charge for 3 PL games, they won 1 (3-1 home to Chelsea) and drew the other 2.
Everton were 18th when he took over and he got them up to 15th place.
They went out of the League Cup to Leicester,losing on penalties after drawing 2-2 at home.

Edited by Willo (13 Jun 2021 10.45am)

Palace only pulled out of the Nuno deal on Wednesday so to expect them to have someone else signed on the dotted line less than a week later seems highly optimistic. Parish pays higher salaries than most PL clubs of a similar size so outside of the big managerial names I imagine we are attractive enough. The question is whether the net has been cast wider than the half-dozen candidates in the press.

The problem will be that having made Nuno first choice anybody else will be only too aware that they are second best. They may not now feel that this is job they wish to consider any longer.

Lampard is currently doing punditry with BBC for the Euros.

In fact he's covering England v Croatia as I type this.

Lineker asked him if he's had any offers to come back to management and to paraphrase Lamp's response: "not any good ones otherwise I wouldn't be here [doing euro 2020]"

Make of that what you will...

Lampard is currently doing punditry with BBC for the Euros.

In fact he's covering England v Croatia as I type this.

Lineker asked him if he's had any offers to come back to management and to paraphrase Lamp's response: "not any good ones otherwise I wouldn't be here [doing euro 2020]"

Make of that what you will...