Everton Two Grand Opening
Moyes cuts the ribbon on new store
The brand new Everton Two store at Liverpool One had its official opening ceremony today — with manager David Moyes as the very special guest who cut the ribbon to mark the event. Created with retail partner Kitbag Ltd and fitted out by The Maxim Group, the new store boasts a massive product range, completely bespoke fittings, stunning visuals, unique memorabilia displays and top level staff, managed by Everton fan Simon Gibson.
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Closed Ranks, Closed Doors, Closed Minds
Christine Foster sees the Board's decision to no longer hold AGMs as a means to shutting down formalised objections to Club decisions
The Founding Fathers of Merseyside Football
Dr David France introduces the paintings he had commissioned of six of Merseyside football's "founding fathers", including George Mahon, John Houlding and Will Cuff. More opinions and articles
Shareholders Forum set for 15 July
Everton have arranged a Shareholders Forum in The Marquee at Goodison Park on Wednesday 15 July 2009, commencing at 7.00pm. The Club have conveniently seized upon the terms of the Companies Act 2006, which stipulate that it is no longer a requirement for a private limited company to hold an Annual General Meeting, to avoid the kind of contentious votes and supporter-driven motions from some shareholders over the controversial Destination Kirkby project that have dominated recent meetings. Nevertheless, the Board of Directors are still keen to "consider and understand the views of its Shareholders," and invite Shareholders to confirm their attendance by 10th July. No proxies will be permitted. [1 Jul]
New paintings from Dr France
Everton's Founding Fathers honoured
Dr David France has come up with another marvelous way to celebrate Everton's history, commissioning a series of very impressive oil paintings depicting six of Everton's founding fathers: Ben Swift Chambers, John Houlding, John McKenna, George Mahon, James Baxter and Will Cuff were key figures in the formation of Everton Football Club back in the 19th Century. The paintings will form part of the Everton Collection and it is Dr France's intention that they do the rounds so that as many fans as possible may get to see and admire them.
[30 Jun]
Jacobsen completes Blackburn move
Lars Jacobsen has completed his anticipated move to Blackburn Rovers. The Dane was reportedly in discussions with Everton regarding a new contract but it appears as though David Moyes's inability to guarantee him first-team football next season has led to him moving across Lancashire to link up with Sam Allardyce's outfit.[29 Jun]
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Garbutt joins Academy Graduates
The latest batch of Everton Academy graduates to secure full-time professional contracts with the club have been announced: Adam Cummins, Jake Bidwell, Connor Roberts, Luke Dobie, Tom Donegan, Zac Thompson, Ryan Watson, Femi Orenugu, and Daniel Murphy, along with Luke Garbutt, who joined the club from Leeds United.3 Jul ·
Pre-season to kick off at Bury
Everton have announced a pre-season friendly against Bury on 10th July that will mark the beginning of the Shakers' 125th Anniversary celebrations. Kick off is scheduled for 7:45pm.1 Jul ·
Rodwell sings Moyes's praises
In what hopefully signals the youngster's intentions to shrug off reported interest from Manchester United, Jack Rodwell describes his manager, David Moyes as "amazing" and "a great gaffer to have. He puts his trust and faith into the youngsters."1 Jul ·
No Final glory for Rodwell and England
Jack Rodwell came on as a second-half substitute as Stuart Pearce tried in vain to turn the tide of the U21 European Championship Final in Malmo but within a minute of the Everton youngster's arrival, Germany had extended their lead to 3-0, before adding a fourth without reply.29 Jun ·
Howard and the USA edged by Brazil
The USA had one hand on the Confederations Cup thanks to a stellar first half by Tim Howard and a 2-0 lead but Brazil turned the game on its head in the second half to win the Final 3-2. Steven Pienaar and hosts South Africa finished fourth when they lost the third place playoff to Spain, also by a 3-2 scoreline.29 Jun ·
Cahill slams player/agent's lies
Tim Cahill has reacted to the bad blood that has marred Australia's qualification for the World Cup finals next year by slamming the machinations of an unnamed player/agent on the Socceroos team.28 Jun ·
CD Everton fall to Universidad
CD Everton fell to 3-1 defeat at Universidad de Chile in Santiago, losing 3-2 on aggregate in semi-final playoffs for the Chilean league title. Not their year, sadly but Centenary celebrations continue... 28 Jun
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