Marcelo Bielsa's proposal during his discussions with Everton's hierarchy was reportedly deemed 'unworkable' by the Merseyside club.
That is according to The Times, who claim Bielsa outlined that he needed 'seven weeks to ensure the squad would adapt to his methods', which meant taking charge of the first team immediately was difficult.
The former Leeds United boss reportedly wanted to bring eight backroom members of staff with him to Goodison Park and work with the under-21s and academy until the end of the season, before stepping up and taking charge of the Toffees.
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