Everton have sacked Frank Lampard and now are in need a new manager.
Lampard, 44, took charge of the Toffees nearly a year ago and through much strife, steered them away from relegation and won the battle to beat the drop. Unfortunately for the Goodison Park faithful, however, they're staring into the face of second-tier football once again.
With a £500million stadium on the way and ambitions to be back on the European stage, Everton need a saviour to lift them out of a toxic rot which has supporters protesting at every match. It's 12 days until their next fixture, a fear-inducing clash at home to Premier League leaders Arsenal, so the Toffees board have a timely opportunity to bring in a new boss and escape the dreaded drop.