• The Slumbering Giant: Part 3 - Treading Water

    by Lyndon Lloyd

    With lagging commercial revenue relative to our peers, a new stadium is cited by the Board as the key to Everton's longer-term success. Is it the best option, how long dare we wait and what of the ownership issue in the interim?

  • Martinez gets it spot on as Everton sweep aside high-flying Man Utd with ease

    by Chris Smith

    Roberto Martinez enjoyed his finest afternoon for many months as his Everton side dismantled Louis van Gaal's side.

  • The Slumbering Giant: Part 2 - Twenty-Year Itch

    by Lyndon Lloyd

    As the face of English football is irrevocably changed by capital forces, Everton survives as a club with community ties and a modest long-term business plan. But can we ever compete again on this footing?

  • The Slumbering Giant: Part 1 - Another False Dawn

    by Lyndon Lloyd

    Everton's step backwards this season after a decade of incremental progress gives pause and cause for reflection on the future of the club. Part I looks at the playing side as it pertains to the Blues' immediate prospects.

  • That Way Redemption Lies

    by Lyndon Lloyd

    2014-15 has largely been a season of frustration but Everton's form in the Europa League has shone like a beacon in the gloom. Can their return to Continental competition reignite a fire that could power them all the way to Warsaw?

  • 5 Things Martinez Must Do To Turn Around This Season

    by Joe Strange

    Everton's season continues to go from bad to worse with tough games to come in the coming weeks. What can Roberto Martinez to do arrest the slide and stave off a relegation battle that was unthinkable just a month ago?

  • And The Wheels Came Off... Part 2 – Back to Basics

    by Lyndon Lloyd

    How do you restore waning confidence to a team that thrives on it to succeed? Return to the fundamentals by establishing a settled line-up and formation and try to get some points on the board. Easier said than done but that should be Roberto Martinez's immediate task as 2015 dawns.

  • And The Wheels Came Off... Part 1 – The Month In Review

    by Lyndon Lloyd

    Having struggled to really get going in 2014-15, Everton's season is threatening to derail completely after a return of just four points from the last seven Premier League games. It's too early to panic but there is plenty of room for concern.

  • Testing Times

    by Luke O'Farrell

    Lost in the dramatic unravelling of Everton's season has been the positive adventure that characterised Roberto Martinez's first season in charge. Can the adversity he now faces bring it back?

  • Sixty Grand, I Say

    by Luke O'Farrell

    Plucked from relative obscurity by David Moyes, Seamus Coleman has come a long way since his baptism of fire in Lisbon five years ago to become one of Everton's most important and exciting players.

  • Rotation, rotation, rotation: Needless tinkering or an essential aspect of Everton’s approach?

    by Chris Smith

    Roberto Martinez's propensity to move players in and out of the side from week to week has its critics but it's an important part of balancing the needs of the players and the demands of European competition over a long season.

  • Life at the Top: Supporter Trusts at the Big Clubs

    by Jim Koeghan

    The fan-ownership movement has touched every echelon of the game, challenging the private model that has dominated football for over a century. Punk Football is the story of this revolutionary force in modern sport but can it take hold in the high-stakes, big-money arena of the Premier League?

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