They wouldn’t go. Not the fans who attacked the Goodison Park pitch and sang with the crude feeling for 30 minutes after the last whistle. Not the players who joined the ensemble from the opposite side of a police cordon. Not Frank Lampard, who vanished in the crowd and reappeared on the top of the leader boxes to absorb the approval. Furthermore, not Everton. Their Premier League life was ebbing ceaselessly following 45 frantic minutes against Crystal Palace. They wouldn’t go. Five minutes of ordinary time survived from a whole,…
Everton protected after Calvert-Lewin finishes epic restoration against Palace
