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Nothing. Ever. Changes.

2 September

With promises broken and trust shattered in a calamitous week that culminated in a transfer deadline day that will live in infamy, The Friedkin Group’s road back with Evertonians could be as long as the team’s route back to success now appears

Column

Everton and Iliman — An All-Too-Brief Love Affair

1 September

Ndiaye’s particular blend of technique, swagger and industry is going to be sorely missed at Bramley-Moore Dock, exponentially so now given the manner in which Everton's summer transfer window collapsed into farce

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Musical Chairs

2 September

Everton's recruitment strategy this summer is a reflection of the structural problems within the club's football operation. TFG have a serious problem on their hands.

Column

Beto — If Attitude Alone Were a Determinant of Footballing Success

31 August

While he didn’t quite make the grade, he was an ever-willing stop-gap who always gave maximum effort even if his limitations ultimately prevented him from realising his dream of becoming Everton’s undisputed No 9.

Column

Everton, What Are You Doing?!

1 September

‘It’s terrible, but it’s Everton...’

Everton News

Grealish returns on hectic deadline day at Everton

1 September

Jack Grealish is back at Bramley-Moore Dock after the Blues finalised another loan agreement with Manchester City but a late move for Folarin Balogun collapsed when the striker had a change of heart.

Column

Harrison Armstrong Represents Hope for a New Everton... That’s Why He Can’t Be Sold

29 August

As reports broke of an approach from Nottingham Forest to sign the midfielder before the transfer deadline, Blues fans have been vocal in their demand to keep him

Bournemouth 1 – 1 Everton

Late Tarkowski strike salvages a point for Everton at Vitality Stadium

29 August

While disappointing in the context of some gilt-edge chances that all went begging, a draw was probably a fair result on the day.

Preston North End 0 – 4 Everton

Barry grabs cup hat-trick as Everton swat Preston aside

26 August

Thierno Barry scored three times and Brennan Johnson notched his first goal in royal blue as Everton made easy work of the Championship side to set up another date with Wolves.

Column

Such a Relief: David Moyes Got it Right

27 August

A strong Everton line-up put in a strong performance at Preston

Column

O’Brien wrinkle would complicate the last week of the summer window

25 August

In a somewhat surprising turn, the Irish defender could go from being James Tarkowski’s natural successor to creating an awkward void in the squad that will have to be filled in short order

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Recent Comments

  • Mark #39, you should chat with my wife. Not sure if you have bugged our holiday apartment here at Port Douglas but she has just given me a similar assessment, v...
    Andy McNabb
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    Don Alexander
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  • I agree with a lot of what's in the main piece except for that we'd lost our best outfield player. I love(d) Ndiaye but KDH is (was) our best outfield player....
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  • Oh, I forgot to mention the sale of Harrison, funny it was released just in time for the fans to react the way they they did. Not think that was suspicious? Oh ...
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Everton News

Dr France outlines his vision for heroes' statues at Bramley-Moore Dock

21 May

As the club solidify plans for the continued "Evertonisation" of Hill Dickinson Stadium, the possibility exists that a series of statues could be commissioned in the coming years to immortalise past Everton greats

Coleman calls time on long Everton playing career

16 May

Séamus Coleman has announced that he will leave Everton this summer 17 years after arriving as an unknown 20-year-old from Sligo Rovers in his native Ireland.

Moyes would welcome European qualification

9 May

The Everton manager is wary of the extra load on his squad that playing in European competition would present next season but says that it offers a great opportunity both the the club and the supporters
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Keane commits to 10th season with Everton

23 April

Michael Keane is set to complete a decade’s service to Everton Football Club after extending his current contract by a further year. 

Fan Advisory Board launch survey in response to new season ticket price rises

11 April

The Everton Fan Advisory Board have launched a survey of the club’s fans after echoing the disappointment expressed by many at the increase in season ticket prices for the 2026/27 season.

FAB call for greater consideration of fans in fixture scheduling

29 March

The Everton Fan Advisory Board has issued a statement urging the Premier League to place greater emphasis on the impact on ordinary supporters of the succession of weekday fixtures that the Blues have been handed this season.

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