Everton News

The big stories concerning the Blues

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

  14 March

  David Moyes was named Premier League Manager of the Month for February for steering Everton away from relegation danger just weeks into his return to the Club.

• Everton confirm Kinnear's appointment and Thelwell's departure

  7 March

• Everton make key decision over Thelwell

  28 February

• Moyes credits players for remarkable revival

  26 February

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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

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The South Stand

Contributions from Everton fans

• 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.

• David Moyes: Father figure returns to reunite the family

  John Emery

  To me, in my era of watching the Blues, Moyes is the voice of reason, security, and relative success. We’ll certainly need his long-term thinking in the coming months but for now he has managed to instantly bring back the fun in functional, as well as those old family values that this house was built on.

• Wonderful Trip to the South Coast

  Paul Traill

  The Evertonians were fantastic from start to finish. We backed our team to the hilt while on the pitch everyone dug in and helped each other out.

• The Curse of the Modern-Day Premier League Contract

  Alan McMillan

  While guaranteed compensation for managers even in the event of premature termination has its merits, Everton have found themselves hamstrung by hefty contracts, forcing them to delay making changes until it is almost too late while also the Club's ability to reinvest in new talent

Curated Views

The best stuff being written elsewhere

• Goodison’s Greatest Games: The Title Comes Home

  Jim Keoghan

  As Edwin Starr rightly pointed out, War is good for nothing. Had he been a Blue, he might have also added that it’s also not great for Everton sides that have just won the league.

• Testing Interlude

  Toffee For Tea

  Thoughts on Bramley-Moore Dock after attending the first test event

• The test events at BMD will test preparedness but we must also look beyond to much wider opportunities

  theesk.org

  The upcoming test events at Everton Stadium will bring into sharp focus the changes the stadium will cause on traffic, transportation and the infrastructure needs of nearly 53,000 fans. However, the new ground is a once-in-a-generation opportunity for the city of Liverpool to build on past regeneration efforts

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Podcast

The ToffeeWeb Podcast has a new name

• 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

• It's Funny How Things Change in a Month

  Everton make it five unbeaten in the League with victory at Crystal Palace; looking ahead to the visit of Manchester United in the early kick-off this Saturday

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