Everton vs Chelsea, Premier League: What time is kick-off, what TV channel is it on and what is our prediction?

"I'm a coach at the moment so I don't think that is something I am considering at this time.

"It is dream to be Everton manager but I am also realistic.

"Who wouldn't want to be manager of Everton? There will be many top managers want this job."

"It's a positive outcome for us; it allows us the potential to look at the market going forward.

"So I'm pleased from a footballing level. It was never my business to get involved in the reasons why or the legal side of it.

"So from my point of view, for the club moving forward, it's obviously a good thing.

"I haven't had that (recruitment) conversation yet because we couldn't buy.

"But the fact people have given us credit is that people expected less of us, so we have to give credit to the group that are working now.

"I still want more, I still feel we could have more points and be higher up the table, that's my feeling. As we go forward of course if I feel there are positions we can strengthen then we will obviously look at that, as all big clubs do.

"That's why people expected less of us this season, because lots of clubs around us and below us were spending £100 million and we didn't have that chance, and we lost Eden Hazard and two number nines.

"Now the picture's slightly changed and it's important that we get it right moving forward."