Everton News

The big stories concerning the Blues

• Everton record £53m loss for 2023/24

  31 March

  Everton have reported losses for a seventh successive season, having run £53m in the red for the 2023/24 financial year.

• First non-football event announced for Everton Stadium

  26 March

• Dan Friedkin joins augmented Everton boardroom

  24 March

• Moyes equals Guardiola with 11th Manager of the Month Award

  14 March

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Match Reviews

Analysis and Impressions of Everton games

West Ham (H)

1 – 1

Wolves (A)

1 – 1

Brentford (A)

1 - 1

Man Utd (H)

2 - 2

Crystal Palace (A)

2 - 1

Liverpool (H)

2 - 2

Bournemouth (H)

0 - 2

Leicester (H)

4 - 0

Brighton (A)

1 - 0

Tottenham (H)

3 - 2

Aston Villa (H)

0 - 1

Bournemouth (A)

0 - 1

Nott'm Forest (H)

0 - 2

Man City (A)

1 – 1

Chelsea (H)

0 – 0

Arsenal (A)

0 – 0

Wolves (H)

4 – 0

Man Utd (A)

0 – 4

Fulham (H)

1 – 1

Leicester (A)

1 – 1

Aston Villa (A)

2 – 3

Crystal Palace (H)

2 – 1

» 2024/25 fixtures & results

The South Stand

Contributions from Everton fans

• Where Have All the Striking Heroes Gone?

  John Daley

  The steady flow of high-scoring heroes at Everton faltered and stuttered to a halt after the halcyon days of the 1980s, replaced by a cavalcade of pitiable misfits

• Goodison Debut and Other Memories

  David Brown

  An unforgettable first trip to Goodison Park to see the wonderful title-winning Everton team from 1969/70.

• Enjoying Being a Fan Again

  Kieran Fitzgerald

  "David Moyes has, for me, tied the new stadium, the new owners and a half-decent squad together at just the right time. With the threat of relegation seemingly gone, I get to enjoy all the small things. I also get to start to think and dream big again."

• First Look at Bramley-Moore Dock

  Becky Tallentire

  The stadium is superb and the sense of occasion was huge. Dan Meis, our magnificent architect, and his talented team have done us proud.

• We're on a Roll

  Paul Traill

  Isn't it great to come away with a fabulous win? What a month or so it has been since David Moyes returned.

• The Finished Cup That's Forever Full

  Paul Tran

  For me, the tie against Bournemouth ended a 52-year era. I still love the FA Cup. It’s a shame that it seems to be an afterthought these days. I hope there are plenty of memories in store for us at the new stadium. It’s got a huge, historical story to live up to.

Curated Views

The best stuff being written elsewhere

• Goodison’s Greatest Games: Everton 5–0 United

  Jim Keoghan

  When Everton took on Manchester United at home towards the end of October 1984, few in the ground could have expected that they were about to witness a level of performance that is as close to perfect as you could ever hope for.

• Survival, by the skin of our teeth – Everton’s 2024 Accounts

  Paul Quinn

  Although much of the chaos associated with his reign continued to the final weeks of December 2024, yet again these accounts provide proof of the extent of the financial difficulties Everton faced, as credit facilities were extended to the maximum and several takeover bids recommended by Farhad Moshiri failed to materialise for a multitude of reasons.

• Hello, Bramley-Moore Dock

  The Post

  Everton’s new stadium may be the biggest new building since Liverpool’s imperial heyday. Will it be asset or albatross?

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Podcast

The ToffeeWeb Podcast has a new name

• The Usual Trepidation and Dread

  Previewing the Anfield derby as Everton's season resumes

• Luck of the Irish

  Reviewing Everton's point against West Ham rescued by Jake O'Brien and what the form of some of the players might mean for their future prospects under David Moyes

• Gigs, Tattoos and Air-Fryer Deals

  Discussing Wolves (A), restructuring off the pitch and pre-season in the USA

• Hit or Miss?

  Running the rule over Kevin Thelwell's time at Everton and pondering who or what might replace him

• Incandescent is the Word

  The VAR soap box is dragged out again for another rant as the team is back to fume over the highly controversial conclusion to Everton's 2-2 draw with Manchester United

» More episodes