Former Everton boss Sam Allardyce has opened up on the sad state of affairs at the club.
Allardyce was in charge at the Toffees a few years ago, but now sees them struggling to stay in the Premier League.
After firing manager Frank Lampard, Everton are in the relegation zone and in need of someone to save their season.
Speaking on No Tippy Tappy Football" Allardyce said: They've had Rafael Benitez and Carlo Ancelotti, so it's not the managers. It's the infrastructure they haven't got right. The fundamental thing with a club the size of Everton is obviously structure.
There has to be a structure and support for that structure with everybody put in the right place. Just as they teach you in business school, the top guys in and the next level underneath and so on, that is exactly how football has to be.
Every department has to be in unison and working in the same direction, that's not happened at Everton, and that is why they are still broken. There are levels that have to be put in place over a number of years, and it doesn't happen overnight."