Steve Claridge claims he has not seen a worse side than Everton in the Premier League this season and the former striker believes the Toffees should be worried about relegation.
Everton took the lead today against Arsenal at Goodison Park, but were eventually handed a 5-2 spanking by the Gunners.
Ronald Koeman's men have now lost three of their last four games in all competitions and sit inside the relegation zone with eight points from nine games, with a whopping 18 goals conceded.
Some Everton fans are calling for Koeman's head and Claridge agrees the Toffees are in trouble, with the former striker unsure what the Dutch boss was trying to do against Arsenal.
"Out of 10? I would give Everton three. I didn't understand what he was trying to do", Claridge said on BBC Radio 5 live.
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"There are kids out there not ready, players out of position. It can't go on.
"We are sat here among some of the most passionate fans in the country and they look like they've been kicked in the stomach.
"It looks like everyone has had enough.
"I am struggling to think if I have seen a worse Premier League side this season. I think they are in trouble."
Everton do have a break from Premier League action in midweek when they head to the capital to take on Chelsea in an EFL Cup fourth round tie.
The Toffees' next Premier League fixture is away at Leicester City next Sunday.
