Everton News

The “new” Moyes cuts an altogether more optimistic figure

19 April

In sharp contrast to the rhetoric employed by his predecessor as the Blues struggled through a miserable run of just three wins from 19, David Moyes has Everton's players believing in themselves again

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Moyes cautious on rushing McNeil back into full action

17 April

The manager says that Dwight McNeil is close to being fully match fit but hinted that the winger will likely be named among the substitutes again this weekend when Everton entertain Manchester City at Goodison Park.

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Goodison's historic finalé finally has a kick-off date and time

17 April

Everton’s last ever match at Goodson Park has finally been set in stone with a 12pm kickoff on Sunday, 18 May announced by the club and TNT Sports who will broadcast the game.

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Doucouré and Gueye could both be set for contract talks at Everton

16 April

Everton look set to have full discussions later this month about contract renewals with those players they are keen to retain for next season, with two key players expounding their to stay.

Match Review

Everton beat Forest at their own game to dent Trees’ Champions League tilt

12 April

For long stretches, it felt as though Moyes’s men just needed to get their act together to make the telling breakthrough and the points would be theirs. It eventually came very late but Doucouré's winner was no more than Everton deserved

History

Stephen Reeves — Being Number Two to Everton’s Number One

11 April

Being an understudy to Big Nev Southall was a double-edged sword. You got to learn from one of the World’s best — but you knew your chances of dislodging him were miniscule.

Match Review

Ndiaye makes scoring return in scrappy Gunners draw

5 April

This was another game where the team’s shortcomings going forward and in the final third were a source of frustration but Everton's ability to go toe-to-toe with the supposed elite should provide a solid foundation on which to build for the future

Match Review

Everton can’t bridge quality gap as Anfield derby follows the script

3 April

Not for the first time, Moyes will be ruing a glaring miss by Beto that, had he converted it, would have given the Toffees something to hang on to rather than end up chasing the game

Column

An Anfield derby too soon?

31 March

In nearly 12 years as Everton manager, David Moyes was never able to taste victory at Anfield. In his quest to finally get that particular monkey off his back, Wednesday might come too soon but the plan is to build towards a day where he finally can

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FAB make the case for Sunday kick-off against Southampton

9 April

The Everton Fan Advisory Board have written to the Premier League pleading with them to consider the Club's fans when it comes to the scheduling of the last ever fixture to be played at Goodison Park.

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First non-football event announced for Everton Stadium

26 March

Everton’s new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock has been selected as a host for one of England’s Rugby League Ashes test matches against Australia this autumn.

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Dan Friedkin joins augmented Everton boardroom

24 March

The Friedkin Group have moved to further bolster the boardroom at Everton with the appointment of Eric Williamson as a non-executive director and Dan Friedkin himself set to become Club Chairman.

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Contributions from Everton fans
  • An Homage from Across the Pond

    Michael Potter

    "Alan Ball was right", writes an American Evertonian, chosen at the heights of David Moyes's first reign as the Blues' boss, in this brilliant piece that describes how the club captured his heart

  • 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.

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  • 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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Pld GD Pts
1 Liverpool 32 43 76
2 Arsenal 32 30 63
3 Newcastle United 32 21 59
4 Nottingham Forest 32 13 57
5 Manchester City 32 20 55
6 Chelsea 32 17 54
7 Aston Villa 32 3 54
8 AFC Bournemouth 32 12 48
9 Fulham 32 4 48
10 Brighton & Hove Albion 32 2 48
11 Brentford 32 4 43
12 Crystal Palace 32 -4 43
13 Everton 32 -4 38
14 Manchester United 32 -7 38
15 Tottenham Hotspur 32 11 37
16 Wolverhampton Wanderers 32 -14 35
17 West Ham United 32 -18 35
18 Ipswich Town 32 -34 21
19 Leicester City 32 -45 18
20 Southampton 32 -54 10