The Toffees, who are outside the bottom three on goal differential this season, are engaged in a struggle at the lowest end of the division once more, not helped by a 10-point deduction.

Bent, a former striker for Tottenham, understood that the situation was different this time, but that didn’t stop him from crushing Everton.
Bent stated during a live interview on talkSPORT on February 20 at 4:20 p.m., “I get tired and sick of it.” They have nothing to offer. Aim high.
“I am aware that this season is a little out of the ordinary, but what about the previous two seasons? Come on.
They are now ranked seventeenth; the season prior, they were sixteenth. I recall hearing groans when Carlo Ancelotti placed tenth.
The image will appear completely different if the Toffees are successful in their appeal, which we should learn more about this week.
No Everton supporter likes to watch their team struggle season after season to maintain their long-standing top-flight standing.

But this is where we are at the moment. In the unlikely event that relegation is avoided once more this season, the team will be able to move on at last.
While Andy Goldstein and Bent suggested that Everton would benefit from relegation, things do not always turn out that way.
This season, there are many more instances of clubs failing to reclaim their position than there are Leicester City.
In the sincere belief that better days are ahead, supporters will stick with the team for the time being. as a Premier League team, hopefully.