A tired Everton roused themselves sufficiently to overpower a poor West Bromwich Albion and collect 3 more League points in the battle for sixth place. Pienaar returned along with Jagielka but Coleman (thigh), Rodwell (hamstring) and Drenthe (extended leave) were all absent again. Osman put the Blues in front with the benefit of a heavy deflection, credited to McAuley. Victor Anichebe made things a lot more comfortable with a good second goal barely 5 minutes after coming on for Tim Cahill.
Everton must turn their minds back to the League this weekend with the visit of West Bromwich Albion and important League points on offer in the battle for sixth place. Pienaar is eligible once more but Coleman (thigh), Rodwell (hamstring) and Drenthe (extended leave) will likely be absent again. KO is 3pm.
David Moyes now claims he made a mistake in not resting even more players for this month's Merseyside derby in order to help the club's FA Cup run.
This article reports pertinent comments made by a couple of FA insiders regarding club ownership and the largely meaningless 'fit and proper persons' test. It also echoes the Blue Union's demand for owners to establish an escrow account as clear evidence of the funds available to support the club into the future.
Everton's FA Cup semi-final clash with Liverpool has been given an early kick-off of 12:30pm on 14 April by the FA, possibly to avoid clashing with the Grand National, or to limit alcohol-fueled fan troubles, and will be carried live by ESPN.
A number of Everton supporters ejected from the Stadium of Light on Tuesday night may have been so unfairly according to a supporters group who have enlisted the assistance of the Football Supporters Federation over the matter.
An appeal for Evertonians to take the high road at Wembley next month
As expected, Everton have signed a three-year kit manufacturing deal with Nike which comes into effect starting next season. The sportswear giant takes over from Le Coq Sportif and will be the official and recognised technical partner on all of Everton's match and training kits.
Everton Academy have been invited to play in the 33rd Dallas Cup which kicks-off on Sunday. In the Under-20s competition, Everton have been drawn in Bracket C of the Gordon Jago Super Group and will face sides from Brazil, Japan and Bolivia.
Tim Cahill has hailed David Moyes as the best manager around for the job he has done at Goodison Park. Cahill is a huge admirer of Moyes and he feels the Scot deserves unstinting praise for what he has done on such a small budget compared to other clubs.
Following Tuesday?s emphatic 2-0 victory over Sunderland, a number of worrying issues have been raised with The Blue Union with regards to the ejection of our several of our fans from The Stadium of Light for what appears to be minor offences.
Reflecting on the added dimension Nikica Jelavic has brought to his attack, David Moyes has praised the Croatian for his match-winning exploits last night.
Everton have released full details on the Club's allocation for the FA Cup semi final on 14th April. Priority will be given to season ticket holders, tickets will go on sale on Friday 30 March from 8am and can only be purchased online or by phone.
The huge contingent that traveled to the Stadium of Light, and whose support, as described in the Independent, provided the team "with such raw fervour it took your breath away," was bolstered by Everton's decision to lay on 50 free coaches for the quarter final replay.
David Moyes says that Liverpool will be the firm favourites to reach the FA Cup final after the Toffees set up an all Merseyside semi with a 2-0 victory over Sunderland on Tuesday night.
A fan's review of the cup win at Sunderland
Tim Cahill lauded the team's performance last night as they swept into the semi-finals with an emphatic 2-0 victory at Sunderland.
Everton will need a repeat of the composure, the adventure and the tactics that shattered Sunderland to overcome another facet of their DNA on 14 April.
This Thursday, 29th March, the Liverpool Hilton Hotel will be hosting an evening with the Everton manager who will talk candidly about his decade in charge at Goodison. Packages that include a four-course meal and cash bar start at 80 per person (+VAT).
Brendan Rodgers has rejected suggestions that Swansea City lost out in the tactical battle against Everton last weekend. And the Swansea manager has insisted Everton's pressing game is not a blueprint for other clubs to follow when they come up against his side.
So here we are... A sixth match in 17 days sees Everton travel to the northeast for their biggest game of the season thus far, a do-or-die FA Cup quarter-final replay against Sunderland. Coleman is injured, Pienaar cup-tied and Drenthe is on compassionate leave, so Moyes will be short on options in wide areas as the Blues aim to extend their good record against the Black Cats and book passage to Wembley. KO is 8pm with live coverage on ITV 1.
A rampant Everton steamrollered over the Black Cats at the Stadium of Light tonight to set up a date with Liverpool at Wembley next month. Building on an impressive start, Jelavic stroked home a superb opening goal after excellent work by Fellaini and Gueye's low cross. There should have been many more goals, Jelavic missing a sitter by firing wide with just Mignolet to beat, but one finally came in bizarre circumstances when substitute Vaughan mis-kicked Jelavic's shot into his own net! That sent the raucous traveling Blues contingent into rapture and back to Merseyside on a high.
According to The Guardian, David Moyes has stated that Royston Drenthe will not play any part in tonight's FA Cup 6th Round replay at the Stadium of Light, missing a second game in succession for what Moyes described as "a family situation. I have given him some compassionate leave."
Harry Redknapp will likely leave the club and stain his career with the England manager?s job ? and that could trigger a series of events which derails all the progress at White Hart Lane. If and when Redknapp leaves, the retention of the squad he has assembled is almost completely reliant on who Daniel Levy names as his successor. This is why mention of David Moyes should be a concern.
Sunderland produced a good performance to hold Everton at Goodison Park and take the FA Cup 6th Round tie back to the Stadium of Light. But David Moyes says Martin O'Neill's side are now the favourites to go through and meet Liverpool at Wembley in the semi-final.
Phil Neville believes Everton's fine victory over Swansea City was down to meticulous tactical planning and preparation, after a scouting mission by David Moyes: ?The gaffer came down a couple of weeks ago and watched Swansea play against Manchester City and he was impressed."
Everton Chairman Bill Kenwright is still working 24/7, even while lying in bed listening to music, according to a new interview that covers the usual subject matter re Everton and expands on his main work as a theatre impresario.
David Moyes was still moaning at the weekend about having to play midweek and weekend games through most of March: "We have had a lot of tough games, it's been a real tough period for us. The Premier League have not helped us out," said Moyes.
Everton Reserve winger Adam Forshaw has had to have surgery to fix a broken jaw sustained during Brentford's 2-0 win over Rochdale yesterday. The 20-year-old is on loan with the Bees and is hopeful of playing again before the season is over.
A reasonably strong Everton side did the double over Brendan Rogers's men in fine style, despite a rather important impending FA Cup tie looming on Tuesday. Fit-again Gibson returned as Moyes rested Fellaini, Heitinga and Drenthe, who may be injured. After a controlled first half where Everton contained the Swansea well, Baines won and executed a superb text-book free-kick to put the Blues ahead. Everton really stepped up the style after that, Jelavic having three golden chances, and scoring on the third to give The Blues a rare two-goal lead, with Pienaar, the real star of the show, not even getting an assist!
With the momentum of their good run of results since mid-January stalling, Everton face a tricky-looking trip to Swansea as they look to get back on track by doing the double over Brendan Rogers' men. Fit-again Gibson may return and Moyes might make other changes ahead of the all-important FA Cup quarter-final replay at Sunderland.
One of Everton's young Reserve goalkeepers, Connor Roberts, has gone on loan with Colwyn Bay who play in the Blue Square Bet North. Roberts is probably fifth or sixth in line for Tim Howard's position, behind Mucha, Hahnemann, Davies, and Fitzgibbons.
Everton Reserve striker Conor McAleny has been farmed out on loan to Scunthorpe United for the remainder of the season to gain more first-team experience the Iron have now confirmed on their official site.
Yet another Reserves game, just when they are not needed, with most of the first-team squad required to combat senior fixture congestion. Players like Vellios and Baxter, who are now well beyond the periphery of Moyes's vision, went through the motions and secured a point, Conor McAleny playing his last game before going to Scunthorpe on loan. Baxter scored early and Everton looked to be holding on for a win until the keeper Adam Davies gave away a late penalty.
Jake Bidwell, Adam Forshaw, Aristote Nsiala, James Wallace and Luke Garbutt have all had their current loan deals extended and will now complete the 2011-12 campaign away from Goodison Park.
Everton recovered from a shaky start in which they struggled to contain Arsenal and conceded disappointingly from a corner, only to have an excellent goal, worthy of Wenger's Gunners themselves, incorrectly disallowed for offside on Drenthe. The Blues largely dictated the rest of the contest but couldn't find the killer final ball to break down an accomplished back line or force a real save from Szczesny.
Jack Rodwell will undergo a series of tests on his nervous system as Everton hunt the cause of his persistent hamstring problems. A series of niggling hamstring injuries has restricted Rodwell to just two first-team games since making his full England debut against Sweden in November.
Everton face Arsenal and a reunion with Mikel Arteta as the in-form Londoners come to Goodison Park. Steven Pienaar is back again after being cup-tied for the Sunderland tie, but Darron Gibson won't be fit until Saturday at the earliest and both Seamus Coleman and Jack Rodwell will need further treatment on their recurring thigh and hamstring problems respectively. KO is 8pm.
Sylvain Distin has agreed terms on a new deal before his contract expires at the end of this season. The 34-year-old always had the option to stay at Everton for a further 12 months, and he has extended his contract though June 2013. [Postscript, Distin did not sign his new contract until the season was over in May]
Everton appear to have drafted Norwich youth graduate, Sam Kelly, in from Norwich City. The 19-year-old midfielder recently updated his Twitter profile to reflect his move.
On TalkSport this morning, Kevin Ratcliffe reminisced about the golden days of Everton in the 80s with Andy Gray, who incredulously had no idea Rats was an Evertonian through and through.
At a time of first team fixture congestion, probably the last thing wanted is a slew of Reserves games, so it's not surprising that few of the teamsheet for today's game, their 5th game in a month, against Wolves have seen much first-team action (Duffy, Baxter, Vellios, McAleny), with regulars Barkley and Weir, McFadden and Mucha all missing. Everton led thanks to Lundstram's first-half strike but Wolves levelled after the break. Substitute Andy Thomas missed a late chance for the Blues.
Young South African goalkeeper Judd Berg is jetting out to England for trials at various clubs, including Everton. Berg, who is a member of the Farouk Abrahams Goalkeeper Academy, will be training at League One club Walsall until his Everton trial officially begins on 2 April.
Everton's 6th Round FA Cup replay against Sunderland will take place at the Stadium of Light on Tuesday 27 March (KO 8pm). The game will be broadcast live on ITV1, and will decide who faces Liverpool in the semi-final at Wembley on 14 April.
"He has to take the tough decisions for the football club but, if we get a win at Sunderland and then reach the FA Cup final, will he be vindicated? I don't think vindicated is the right word."
Despite taking to the pitch with their strongest team, Everton still lacked creativity and killer-instinct in the crucial final stages of yesterday's FA Cup Quarterfinal tie against Sunderland.
In the draw for the semi-finals of the FA Cup, Everton may play Liverpool should they be successful in getting past Sunderland in the upcoming 6th Round replay a week on Tuesday at The Stadium of Light. In the other semi-final, Chelsea play Spurs or Bolton.
Everton must overcome Sunderland on their own turf if they're to reach Wembley after a full-blooded cup tie ended all-square. The visitors stole an early lead when a quick free-kick caught the Blues napping and Bardlsey lashed the ball in low through a crowd. But when Cahill diverted Jelavic's header home off a great Baines cross in the 23rd minute, it was game on. The frenetic pace inevitably flagged in the second half, though, and the Blues lacked the guile to win the tie on home ground despite dominating the second half.
David Prentice on the importance of Everton's new policy of cheap entrance for under 16s
David Moyes has tried to deflect some of the criticsm for his decision to surrender last week's league derby by fielding a a heavily weakened team, blaming the Premier League for "letting themselves down" and "demeaning the FA Cup" by scheduling the game for last Tuesday.
Despite evidence to the contrary provided by various groups over the years, Everton CEO Robert Elstone maintains that Goodison Park cannot be redeveloped ? it would be too expensive ? and he reiterates the failed business model of Destination Kirkby as the way forward.
Despite widespread criticism for changing six players in a winning side, David Moyes has no regrets over his controversial team selection for the Merseyside derby loss to Liverpool.
Everton are aiming to pick up the pieces after Tuesday's horror show at Anfield with victory over Sunderland in the FA Cup this weekend, with a trip to Wembley for the semi-finals awaiting them if they can pull it off. Pienaar is cup-tied, Gibson is still injured and Moyes reveals that a couple of niggly injuries surfaced in the derby that will need to be assessed before he can name his team. KO is 12:45pm.
Skipper Jose Baxter's solitary goal was enough to lift Everton Reserves over Sunderland and extend the Blues' second string's unbeaten run to seven games.
Chris Smith feels that Moyes's approach to the derby made a mockery of the fans
It was 10 years ago today that a relatively untried young manager, David Moyes, arrived at Everton tasked with arresting an alarming slide towards relegation. He succeeded impressively, marking the first milestone in a decade so far at Goodison that has made him the third-longest serving manager in English football and the envy of much of the Premier League.
"The reason for Moyes becoming one of the very few managers this century to prioritise the FA Cup over league commitments is simply that a prize is on offer in the Cup, and Everton stand one game away from a semi-final at Wembley."
Phil Jagielka admits that last night's derby debacle will add more pressure to Everton as they prepare for the vital FA Cup quarter final on Saturday but is confident David Moyes will pick the right team to get the job done against Sunderland.
To rub salt into Everton wounds following a disgraceful performance at Anfield, David Moyes came out with an outstanding piece of logic in his post-match excuses: "Had you said to me before the Spurs game ?you will get two draws? I would have said ?that?s okay?; as it is, I have got three points from the two games so I'm not disappointed with that.?
The most winnable Anfield derby for aeons... or so they said, with Liverpool on a run of three defeats and Everton riding high unbeaten in nine games, Evertonians worldwide ready to celebrate Moyes's 10th Anniversary in style with his first win ever at Anfield. Instead, with more than one eye on the weekend's challenge (now possibly made considerably harder) of beating Sunderland in the FA Cup, Moyes made SIX changes to his winning team and effectively handed the game to Liverpool, who waltzed through this one on the back of a Steven Gerrard hat-trick.
While disappointed at the timing of the Anfield derby, coming as it does just days before an FA Cup quarter final, David Moyes says that he and his team will go into tomorrow evening's derby to "try to win".
Everton cross Stanley Park for the re-arranged Anfield derby on Tuesday evening hoping to hand David Moyes the perfect 10th anniversary present with his first victory at Anfield. Steven Pienaar returns after missing the win over Spurs and Darron Gibson is the only injury absentee as the Blues look to take seventh spot from Liverpool. KO is 8pm.
David Moyes v Harry Redknapp: a detailed analysis of contrasting styles revealed in Saturday's game suggests that both are highly talented, but both still need to diversify in order to establish themselves in the top tier of coaches.
An entertaining interview with Andy Gray and the crew at TalkSport to celebrate 10 years at Everton.
David Moyes blames the poor form his Everton side showed in the first half of the season on the players returning to the side that beat Tottenham. However, the manner of Saturday's win in the second half surprisingly drew more critical analysis rather than praise from the manager.
The so-called biggest blue in the world has constantly told lie after lie and yet some people perceive him as ?poor old Bill?. The Mersey Juror will continue to attack the Everton board because it believes they are liars and cheats and something stinks at the club. This piece provides the charge sheet against Bill Kenwright and his shameful litany of lies.
David Moyes may be linked with various managerial roles but Bill Kenwright says that he isn't frightened by the prospect of him leaving to manage another club.
The Blues lined up in the accustomed 4-4-1-1 with Jelavic making his debut through the middle supported by Tim Cahill. Seamus Coleman came in ?initially on the left ? with Drenthe on the right. There was a welcome return for Leon Osman and his twinkling toes in central midfield meaning that Phil Neville shifted to right back.
Fans of Everton and Wales legend, Neville Southall, have a unique chance to help him name his forthcoming autobiography. Southall said: "I want Evertonians to name the book because they are the people who know me better than anyone."
David Moyes says that he plans to sit down with Bill Kenwright this summer to discuss the next five years at Everton. The Scot is frequently mentioned in discussions regarding the hot seats at Chelsea and Tottenham but claims that 'nothing will turn my head'.
So if Everton can play like they did yesterday, then why are they ninth in the league? If a team can hassle top-level sides so efficiently, and can subdue the most attackingly potent teams in the league, why are they only capable of it against the top 6?
Now nine games unbeaten, David Moyes hopes his side can keep their fine run going as Everton enter a vital week for their season, with a derby meeting with Liverpool in the Premier League on Tuesday and an FA Cup quarter-final with Sunderland next weekend.
Amidst the flood of accolades and praise from every quarter celebrating 10 years as Everton manager for David Moyes, the man himself admits to being a bit embarrassed about it all ? especially as he doesn't have any silverware to show for it.
Everton go into this televised, late-afternoon kick-off looking to make it nine games unbeaten in all competitions since their last defeat, coincidentally enough against Spurs in January. Phil Jagielka has another week's training and Reserves action behind him as he vies for a starting spot in central defence, while Nikica Jelavić will be hoping that his lively sub appearance at QPR will earn him his home debut. KO is 5:30pm. (Live stream from the Dark House starts at 4:00pm.)
Everton condemned Spurs to a third straight League defeat thanks to a solo strike by Jelavić on his full debut. The Croatian side-footed beautifully past Friedel to give the Blues a lead they defended desperately in a fraught second half as they shrank into their defensive shell. The visitors pummeled the Everton area forcing saves from Howard and nearly stole a point when Saha's shot came off the post deep into stoppage time.
What exactly would change with a new Everton owner? Fans have a general notion that the club would improve, and there?s a lot of truth to that. For more specific examples, consider these 10 things that would change when a new moneybag-laden buyer strolls down Walton Lane.
Everton will ditch Le Coq Sportif after three years and turn to Nike in a three-year deal. While reports of a 10m bonus for Moyes are reportedly wide of the mark, Everton fans are excited by the news.
David Moyes has claimed a 'gentleman's agreement' between Everton and Tottenham will prevent Louis Saha facing his former club in tomorrow evening's fixture. However, Moyes will not be surprised to see Saha on the field for Spurs if Harry Redknapp decides he is needed...
It?s now been 10 years since David Moyes first appeared barking on the Everton touchline, and he?s still going strong. In fact, the beast has grown stronger, so much so that Mike Calvin and the Life?s A Pitch panel wonders whether it might be time for the Goodison Park boss to take things up a notch and take the reins at a Manchester United or a Chelsea.
A protest planned for the Spurs match has been called off by the Blue Union after 'significant fan feedback' via their various constituent member groups. The reason given being that the team is now doing well and "now is not the time".
Tim Howard has put pen to paper on a new four-year contract that will keep the United States' number 1 at Goodison Park until 2016. "I couldn't be happier. I've had a smile on my face ever since we finalised the deal," the 33-year-old told evertontv.
Phil Jagielka is expecting a battle to get his place back in the Everton side after he made a successful return from a knee problem during the reserves clash against Liverpool in midweek due to the form of his team-mates.
Everton are apparently set to sign a new three-year deal with massive US kit manufacturer Nike. The Toffees' existing deal with Le Coq Sportif expires in the summer and the club will make the switch for the start of the 2012-13 season. However, the new deal will not provide the suggested 10million cash windfall for manager David Moyes's transfer plans.
He was ineligible for the Blackpool FA Cup tie and Steven Pienaar will have to watch from the stands again as Everton take on Tottenham, the team that holds his permanent contract, on Saturday.
Ross Barkley has only made five senior appearances for Everton this season, most recently as a late substitute in last month's FA Cup win over Blackpool, but David Moyes says he is planning to step up the 18-year-old's development in the coming weeks with an extended run in the side.
Sir Alex Ferguson has hailed the managerial achievements of fellow Scot David Moyes, wh, he says, has done an amazing job at Everton. The pair have struck up a close bond and there are plenty who feel Moyes will one day replace Ferguson as manager of Manchester United.
If you know your history, mention of his name triggers the refrain ?Taxi!? ? a saying coined from Carey?s infamous dismissal as Everton manager in a London cab in 1961 and still shouted at football managers over 50 years later.However, to remember Carey only for this incident would do a huge disservice to a man still regarded as an icon in his native Ireland and amongst Manchester United supporters.
Not much has been seen of Ross Barkley for the last six months. The prodigious talent of the young starlet was the talk of the town at the start of the season but Alan Irvine explains how David Moyes put him back in the U-18s as part of his continuing development.
A pretty strong and experienced Everton Reserves side featured a number of the recovering players David Moyes is hoping to have back fit and ready to face the "terrible" sequence of upcoming first team fixtures in the next couple of weeks. Jagielka, Rodwell, Osman, Coleman and Anichebe all featured along with Barkley, Duffy and McFadden but no-one could break the deadlock against a determined Liverpool side at Goodison Park in a game that ended 0-0.
A pretty strong and experienced Everton Reserves side featured a number of the recovering players David Moyes is hoping to have back fit and ready to face the "terrible" sequence of upcoming first team fixtures in the next couple of weeks. Jagielka, Rodwell, Osman, Coleman and Anichebe all featured along with Barkley, Duffy and McFadden but no-one could break the deadlock against a determined Liverpool side at Goodison Park this afternoon.
David Moyes's Everton tenure puts Andre Villas-Boas's Chelsea sacking into perspective.
'Project' appears to have replaced the word 'club' in the lexicon of many ambitious young managers, but do not expect David Moyes to bandy around such buzzwords.
"I would grab Everton's David Moyes in two minutes, get him in there and tell him to start the dynasty." ? Football Analyst Pat Nevin
If you wanted to predict the future, you?d state ?if there is a supporter?s protest at Everton Football Club, or if season tickets are up for renewal, the Everton board will come out with a cock-and-bull story regarding 3 or 4 parties interested in buying the club. I?m getting the name Jain.? These days, it is pretty much guaranteed to happen...
Everton?s youngsters got back to winning ways yesterday, thumping Nottingham Forest in an emphatic 5-1 win. Two goals in the first half from Hallam Hope and Tom Heneghan put them in a half time lead then capitalised further by adding three more in the second half through Andy Thomas, Matthew Pennington and another from Hope.
David Moyes has a bold and radical vision for improving the national sport: ?Everyone in the Premier League takes a 20 per cent pay cut to put football finances back on an even keel and allow a significant reduction in ticket prices to make football more affordable for the ordinary fan.?
Everton extended their unbeaten run to eight games with a score draw at Loftus Road. After Cahill had smashed one off the bar early on, Drenthe set the Blues on their way with tremendous long-range strike into the corner of the net. But it was from the Dutchman's clumsy foul that QPR equalised five minutes later and the two sides neutralised each other in the second half, the late introduction of Jelavic unable to break the deadlock.
With the club constantly defying the odds in the league, a great squad of talented players, a top class manager and finances that are restrained, but not awful, Everton will never be a more appealing proposition than now. Investment simply has to come if this giant club is to fully awaken.
Ian Doyle in the Daily Post applauds Everton's decision to offer cut-price season tickets to junior fans
Everton are in Premier League action for the first time in three weeks as they travel to Loftus Road looking to inflict more misery on QPR and gain revenge for that August defeat at Goodison Park. Jelavic, Osman and Rodwell are available again after injury but Gibson misses out with a knee injury.
Marouane Fellaini has been in great form lately playing a key role in Everton?s annual mid season up turn in form as the Blues close in on a trip to Wembley. This post takes a look at the Big Belgian?s aggressive style, his strengths and weaknesses and ponder if the club?s record signing is the league?s most aggressive ball winner from central midfield?.
Everton Reserves will play Liverpool at Goodison Park next Tuesday, 6 March, with a 2pm kick off. Only the Upper Bullens will be open for paying fans (4) or free for season card holders.
David Moyes suggests that overplaying Darron Gibson by selecting him for every game since his arrival (none of which have ended in defeat) after he had played so little this season could be a factor in causing the injury that will now sideline him for up to a month. However, he adds, "It's not been an over-use injury or something that we've done..."
US international goalkeeper Tim Howard was back home in Manchester when I caught up with him on Thursday evening ? tired and happy after playing a full part in Team USA's hugely encouraging 1-0 win against Italy.
The Premier League's copyright claim on match fixture lists has been rejected by European Union judges who ruled that compiling match fixture lists did not entail the creativity required for copyright protection.
Everton's home fixture against Arsenal will now take place on Wednesday 21 March (kick-off 8pm). The game, which will not be televised, was originally scheduled for Saturday 17 March but has been moved due to Everton's involvement in the 6th Round of the FA Cup.
Eric Dier's chances of a permanent transfer to Everton have been boosted by parent club Sporting Lisbon ending his third-party ownership. Sporting had sold 50% of the rights for his registration to Quality Football Ireland Ltd but now have full control of the 18-year-old, opening up the possibility of a full transfer to Everton.
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