Koeman sacked after 16 months in charge
Everton 18th in table
Toffees have eight points from nine games
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Cass Fawcett: Koeman should be off. He is losing against teams such as Atalanta and drawing with Apollon Limassol. He spent £100 million smh.
John McEnerney: With most big clubs it’s who’s going to takeover next, the quality isn’t available, maybe Carlo A to come in but RK’s time is up
Here's Koeman's post-match interview from yesterday.
He says he knows Everton are underperforming, but he believes he can "change the whole situation".
Everton not performing well - Koeman
It's this man's birthday today, along with other names such as Alvaro Morata, Jimmy Bullard and Steve Harmison.
Image source, TwitterThe Match of the Day 2 pundits have had a go at selecting the Everton team that they think can turn their form around.
Agree? Disagree? Let us know...
Is this the Everton team Koeman should be picking?
Around all the sacking speculation, there was some actual football happening this weekend.
Manchester City beat Burnley 3-0, with Sergio Aguero scoring his 177th and club record-equalling goal for Manchester City
But what makes the striker even more surprising than you might think? Have a gander...
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Kswin: Koeman has to go. Square pegs round holes. If we’re serious about wanting success, we need to be astute
Niall Hughes: Koeman can’t turn it around. We can blame the lack of striker but his refusal to play wingers is pure ego & stubbornness #out
Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer
When Koeman made his excellent first impression last season, his cold, calculating detachment was hailed as exactly what was needed after the freewheeling, happy-clappy reign of his predecessor Roberto Martinez.
Koeman did not sing the company song and did not claim a long-lasting affection for Everton. He was the tough love that would bring the club and its squad back into line.
Everton's fans accepted Koeman was a football manager who, at this time in particular, just happened to be Everton's manager. He was not part of the club's fabric and never pretended to be.
Koeman didn't really hide the fact his true love was Barcelona, where he remains a legend, and that his dream journey would take him back to the Nou Camp as coach.
Not a problem - until you start losing football matches.
Read more from Phil McNulty on where it all went wrong for Koeman.
Following an unhappy trip to Wembley, here's Jurgen Klopp on what went wrong for Liverpool. (Clue: everything)
The wry smile when the interviewer mentions what a good team Tottenham are is a nice touch.
Jurgen Klopp feels that Liverpool were at fault for each of the goals against them
It's a Monday morning, which means Garth's team of the week is ready and waiting for you.
Head over here to see who made the cut - and why.
You can also pick your own team to take on Garth's selections.
Image source, BBC SportEverton's performance yesterday has given Slaven Bilic a break from dominating the back pages.
The Hammers were in the relegation zone following Friday's 3-0 loss to Brighton, and they're currently 16th.
However, Bilic will be given more time by the club's owners, and will be in charge for at least the next two games.
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Right then, folks. Ronald Koeman - what's your view?
Should he be given more time? Can he turn things around? Was yesterday's drubbing the last resort?
Let us know your thoughts by using #bbcfootball on Twitter, or text us on 81111. Any other football rants are appreciated, too...
The back pages
And finally, the Daily Telegraph goes with Harry Kane's heroics at Wembley yesterday for Tottenham.
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The Mirror avoids any terrible Merseybeat puns, and goes for a harsh ol' scoreline, instead.
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It's time to have a flick through some of the back pages now and they're a mixture of woes on Merseyside and Lewis Hamilton moving closer to a fourth F1 title.
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Not exactly conducive to clean sheets
Image source, Getty ImagesEverton defenders Jonjoe Kenny and Michael Keane can't prevent Aaron Ramsey from netting on Sunday
Consider this alarming statistic for Everton and Koeman.
Four of the five defenders who started for the Toffees on Sunday failed to win a single tackle.
As a world-class defender in his own playing days, surely Koeman must be doing something about such fundamental weaknesses?!
Everton flounder as rumours persist
But as Jurgen Klopp joins Mourinho in the Furrowed Brow Brigade for now, it's safe to assume Ronald Koeman is beyond even that.
The Everton manager has cut an increasingly forlorn figure as his team continue to concede goals and lose games, and speculation over his job is reaching fever-pitch.
We will discuss this in further detail throughout the morning but this piece of analysis from Phil McNulty is a useful way of understanding how Everton have got to here.
Image source, Getty ImagesIt never rains but it pours for Ronald Koeman who has guided Everton to two wins in their last 11 games