Everton Sacked Sam Allardyce After Brawl With Club Owner Farhad Moshiri

Everton manager Sam Allardyce has been sacked following a brawl with the club owner Farhad Moshiri at a meeting where he blamed the management of carrying not him along in their decision making throughout his six-month in-charge.
The development was announced in a statement released by the club's newly-appointed chief executive Denise Barrett-Baxendale, who confirmed the 63-year-old has been relinquished of his position at the club.
"On behalf of the Chairman, Board of Directors and Mr Moshiri, I'd like to thank Sam for the job he has done at Everton over the last seven month," Denise says in the statement.
"Sam was brought in at a challenging time last season to provide us with some stability and we are grateful to him for doing that. However, we have made the decision that, as part of our longer-term plan, we will be appointed a new manager this summer and will be commencing this process immediately."

Sam, helped Everton through their tough time to reach sixth place of the Premier League, and according to The Sun, prior to being relived of his job, had accused the club of not given him much needed assistance during his six month in charge.
"I'm shocked, disappointed and disgusted that the football club didn't have the decency to tell me, my Director of Football and my staff about the changes.They must have been in the pipeline for a considerable time."