Ronald Koeman joined friends to eat out at San Carlo in Manchester on Sunday nightEamonn and James ClarkePep Guardiola joined Ronald Koeman for dinnerEamonn and James Clarke
Although, whether it was the worry over his job or that he had a late one last night, the ex-Southampton chief look more than a little tired as he entered the Finch Farm training complex before sunrise.
But he’s not the only one who appeared to have a sleepless night.
Goalkeeper Jordan Pickford, who has been one of the few bright stars in Everton‘s poor campaign, let out a yawn as he made his way in.
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Koeman will be looking for the elder members of his squad to step-up to the plate.
Wayne Rooney did his best against Arsenal, opening the scoring with a terrific finish to roll back the years, but he was powerless to stop his side from slipping to defeat.
However, he was amongst the first to arrive for training as he was chauffeured into work.
Koeman looked more than a little tired as he headed into work before sunriseFortitude PressGoalkeeper Jordan Pickford, one of the few stars of Everton’s season, let out a yawn as he entered Finch FarmFortitude PressWayne Rooney was chauffeured into training as he was one of the first to arriveFortitude PressSkipper Phil Jagielka will be one of those Koeman is hoping can help transform their seasonFortitude PressAnd Ashley Williams, who was hauled off at half time against Arsenal, was one of the first to arrive tooFortitude Press
Wales captain Ashley Williams – who was hauled off at half time on Sunday – and Blues skipper Phil Jagielka were also up and at it early doors.
The Toffees go to Chelsea on Wednesday in the League Cup looking to resurrect their season.
Then they face a trip to Leicester City next Sunday in desperate need of three points.
Koeman’s side suffered another defeat at home to Arsenal on SundayEPAThe result left Koeman’s side in the Premier League relegation zoneEPARonald Koeman is staring down the barrel as he clings on to his job at EvertonReuters
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