Unsworth questions players' desire

By Nwankwo Onyinye

Everton caretaker manager David Unsworth has told his players to consider whether they want to be at the club after their heaviest European defeat at Goodison Park.
The 5-1 loss to Atalanta

compounded Everton's dismal run in the Europa League, which they were already eliminated from, with Unsworth's nine changes to his side having little effect on their form.
A month after sacking Ronald Koeman the club are seemingly no nearer finding a replacement, having been told to look elsewhere by Watford following their pursuit of Marco Silva, but Unsworth believes there are no excuses for the players' performances.

"I'd like to think every single player is hurting the way I am at the moment and if they are not then they shouldn't be here at this great club," said Unsworth, who has now lost four and won just one of his six games in temporary charge, conceding 16 goals.
"The minimum requirement is 100 per cent effort. Only those players will know themselves when they look themselves in the mirror at night.