Former Everton midfielder Tim Cahill has opened up on his involvement in the process of appointing Frank Lampard and praised Farhad Moshiri for his improved approach to running the club.
Having made 278 appearances for the Blues as a player, scoring 68 goals, Cahill returned to Goodison Park at the turn of the year to help with the club’s search for a new manager.
The Blues sacked Rafa Benitez following a dismal run of form, and Cahill was invited by owner Moshiri to help the club in their search for a new boss. The former midfielder joined Moshiri, Bill Kenwright, Graeme Sharp and Denise Barrett-Baxendale in eventually selecting Lampard as the man to lead the Blues forward.