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Kean’s father weighs in amid speculation over return to Italy

The father of Moise Kean has branded the 19-year-old’s move to Everton a mistake and suggested that he return to Serie A for the sake of his career.

Bramley-Moore Dock

Second consultation shows huge support for Everton's stadium plans

Everton have revealed the results of their second public consultation into the proposed new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock and outline proposals for a community-led legacy project at the club’s current home at Goodison Park.

Kean's absence from Saints game due to disciplinary action

Moise Kean was dropped from the squad to face Southampton last Saturday because he breached club rules, it has been revealed.

Southampton 1 - 2 Everton

Richarlison secures precious away win at struggling Saints

Everton won away from home for the first time since March as Richarlison got Marco Silva’s side over a line against a woeful Southampton at St Mary’s Stadium.

Premier League: Brighton penalty decision was wrong

In a revelation that will come as no consolation to Everton, the League officials have admitted privately that the penalty awarded by VAR against Michael Keane at the Amex stadium a fortnight ago should not have been given.

Silva: We will fight on

Marco Silva has called and his players to show strength in the face of adversity in the form of injuries to key players and baffling refereeing decisions.

Richarlison encouraged by Silva to stay on his feet

Marco Silva says that he and his coaching staff are working with Richarlison to deal with the rigours of the Premier League and ensure that he tries to stay on his feet.

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Gomes thanks Blues for 'unconditional support'

André Gomes has thanked the Everton community for its support this week as he begins his recovery from the fracture dislocation of his ankle he sustained on Sunday.

Gomes expected to make a full recovery following surgery

Updated André Gomes underwent surgery on his injured leg on Monday after tests revealed he sustained a fracture dislocation to his right ankle during the 1-1 draw with Tottenham.

Unsatisfying draw over-shadowed by Gomes's horror injury

Cenk Tosun rescued a point for Everton in stoppage time but a result that may provide a further reprieve for Marco Silva was marred by a sickening injury to André Gomes.

Tosun: Everybody is so sad for Gomes

Everton drawn against Leicester in last eight

Blues' quality finally tells against Watford

Holgate: We're 100% behind the manager

Bernard suffers knee ligament injury

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Critical Times

Paul The Esk

In the next two months we will get a much clearer idea of where the club stands on many of the issues surrounding this beloved but potentially beleaguered institution of ours.

The Boy Who Cried Wolf

Lyndon Lloyd

Marco Silva’s admission that he is impressing on Richarlison the need to stay on his feet is long overdue because, while Everton continue to be the victims of galling double standards, the Brazilian needs to do all he can to change the perceptions of him.

A Wander Down Howard's Way

Jamie Yates

The film is a wonderful tribute to a man who did wonderful things for Everton Football Club, for us as Evertonians. Beautifully pitched, it captures the men who Howard Kendall assembled, their feelings and reminisces, perfectly.