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He said: "Too late... should've brought him on 10 mins ago it was obvious... DCL [Dominic Calvert-Lewin] has been poor.
"The players aren't good enough but neither is Frank. As much as I love him as a player and he looks a top guy.
"Everton will 100 per cent go down if a change isn't made."
After the full-time whistle, Anichebe went on to suggest that his former club should make a move for ex-manager Allardyce.
He posted a picture of Allardyce, alongside the caption: "I said it weeks ago... y'all laughed. Some said rather go down with dignity. Okkkkk."
Allardyce - who has built-up a reputation for keeping clubs in the Premier League - endured a difficult spell during his six-month stay at Everton from November 2017 to May 2018 and didn't endear himself to the fans.
However, Lampard has recorded just two wins in nine league matches since he became Everton manager, and the Toffees - who host Manchester United on Saturday - could drop into the relegation zone if they fail to win and Burnley overcome Norwich City on Sunday.

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