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Graham Potter would be an unlikely ‘quick-fix’ option for Everton

9 December, 2024

Speculation surrounding Sean Dyche and who might replace him bubbles away on social media, discussion forums and in the betting markets, but if results between now and the New Year demand a swift change in manager, it's unlikely a man for whom the word “build” is foundational to the way he works would be the short-term answer

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So Close to the Perfect Away Performance at the Etihad

29 December, 2024

If Sean Dyche’s men had anything about them on the counter-attack they could well have heaped more misery on Pep and his fallen angels. As it was, they had to settle for what was still a hugely creditable 1-1 draw

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Everton Maintain Defensive Resolve But Goals Remain Elusive

22 December, 2024

Sean Dyche has managed to lock down a defence that somehow shipped four at Old Trafford but with his team having scored in just one of their last seven matches, the shortage of goals means that a heavy onus remains on the defence

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Pickford leads defiant rearguard action at the Emirates

14 December, 2024

Given the disparity in resources between these two clubs, the gulf in quality between the respective squads and Arsenal’s place in the table, this was a wholly unexpected but well-received point for Everton

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  • How Merseyside Became America's 51st State

    The Athletic [£]

    "It has been a momentous week for Everton, and for the region as a whole," writes Simon Hughes in an excellent, lengthy piece. "The Friedkin Group’s takeover means both of Merseyside’s Premier League clubs are now controlled by Americans." With Tranmere perhaps next, a huge cultural shift is underway.

  • The Case for Graham Potter

    A View from the Bullens [£]

    Graham Potter is a coach with Premier League experience, a clear tactical philosophy, and a proven track record of improving players.

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