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Articles by Everton Fans

Goodison Debut and Other Memories

David Brown
3 March, 2025

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
25 February, 2025

"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
19 February, 2025

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
16 February, 2025

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
9 February, 2025

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
2 February, 2025

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
26 January, 2025

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
9 January, 2025

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

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