Sam Allardyce will be sacked by Everton after leading them away from relegation, believes Kevin Campbell
Big Sam took over from Ronald Koeman in November and Campbell insists Allardyce will be moved on after stabilising the club
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KEVIN CAMPBELL reckons Sam Allardyce will not be in charge of Everton next season.
The former Toffees striker who spent six years on Merseyside does not believe Big Sam is the right man to take the club forward and expects majority shareholder Farhad Mosihiri to make a change this summer.
Allardyce has steadied the ship somewhat – Everton were in freefall after the dismissal of Ronald Koeman and then David Unsworth taking over on an interim basis.
The Toffees are ninth in the Premier League with a top seven finish still a possibility.
However, the former England boss has seen his side win and lose five Premier League games and the Goodison Park faithful are not impressed by the performances.
Campbell told : “Well I anticipate a change.
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"Everton were in such a difficult spot when Big Sam took the job.
“He's done his job, he's stuck to his side of the bargain by stabilising the club.
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"But with the furore what happened with new money coming in, investment going into the squad, the Evertonians were upbeat.
"It hasn't quite worked out how they wanted to but, again, if they win against Burnley on Saturday they're joint-seventh.
"Would you have taken that before the season? Of course you would.
"But the Evertonians know, look, it's time to start putting down a foundation and for me I don't think Big Sam's the answer."
Everton will look to bounce back after last Saturday’s defeat at Watford with three points at Burnley this weekend.