Contributions from our editorial team and featured columnists.
We were never going to do it the easy way, were we?
The most miserable coach trip ever
Blues hopes mangled in unmitigated red card disaster
Toffees inch closer to safety with tepid draw at Watford
A good away point from an absolutely lousy game
High Spirits – Travelling Blues' devotion finally rewarded with big result at Leicester
Everton United
A tremendous win on the road underlines Everton's improving form
Renewed hope amid the Blue smoke as Chelsea are vanquished at Goodison
Goodison Park. You just can’t beat it.
Meet Myra – Goodison's Unsuspecting Dog of War
Brilliant Pickford saves ensure a mammoth Everton win
Everton fail to take key chances after frustrating Liverpool
Bramley-Moore Stadium, financing options and costs?
Never-say-die spirit earns Richarlison and Everton late reward
Blues dig out a dramatic point from another dreadful display
Everton Ride the Goodison Effect Once More to Bolster Survival Prospects
Gordon's deflected goal gives Blues a very precious win
Richarlison Efforts in Vain as Everton Toss Away Vital Points
Farcical defending sees Everton self-destruct
A deeper delve into Everton’s 2020-21 accounts, new £100m shareholder loan plus Covid impact
Crucial mistakes from the usual suspects consign Everton to another away defeat
Everton Report & Accounts – Wholly dependent on Moshiri’s financial support
Trying to find some balance
Everton capitulate after high-energy start
One of the classics
Goodison Reaches Peak Bear-Pit as Everton Triumph Against the Odds
An indescribable night of utter madness sees Everton finally win
Running Out of Road
Nothing ventured, nothing gained, so much squandered
Capitulation
Everton collapse in a gut-wrenching catastrophe
Everton, USM, Moshiri and Bramley-Moore Dock
Rondon goals carry Blues past stolid non-leaguers
This Just isn't Football
Everton and the De-coupling of USM
If that’s at the other end of the pitch…
VAR adds insult to cruelty as spirited Blues fall to City
When you're down at the bottom, you just don't get the breaks
Ever Deeper Away-Day Blues
Shocking lack of quality painfully exposed by Saints
You played your part
This is Everton
A sea of change follows an extra week from Lampard's team
Lampard has the scale of his task laid bare
Everton cannot cope with aggressive Newcastle pressing game
Great to see our players expressing themselves
An afternoon of raw emotion and a club re-born
Lampard sows hope and belief with brilliant debut win
Goals galore to open the Lampard Epoch
Look Ahead with Hope but Keep a Wary Eye on the Past
A More Calculated Risk
Random acts of kindness
Ferguson gets fight but little finesse from struggling Everton
No bounce for Ferguson as Everton are outplayed
Profitability and Sustainability Rules – Everton’s Position
Sleepwalking to Disaster, Part IV – Moshiri's Mire
Sleepwalking to Disaster, Part III — The Incurable Romantic
The End of an Error
This Must Surely Be the End
Canaries Catastrophe the ultimate Benitez Humiliation
When the players start going through the motions…
Blues make very hard work of the FA Cup 3rd Round
When is Enough, Enough?
Floundering Benitez oversees another shambolic Goodison defeat
Another dismal result despite Gordon's brace
The Smell of Football 2
Everton’s Ownership and Leadership, Part V: A Winning Strategy
Everton lambs defy the slaughter at Chelsea
Everton youngsters hang tight for an excellent point at The Bridge
Open revolt against failing Benitez looms following yet another sorry defeat
A shocking defeat after it took Everton an hour to start playing
27 Minutes for 27 Years
Goodison taps Everton DNA to drag Blues to stirring win over Arsenal
Blues spirit digs out a fabulous win
Full Circle
Sleepwalking to Disaster, Part II — The Enigma of Brands
Our Motto is Our Standard. Everton's Leadership is Falling Well Short
Sleepwalking to Disaster, Part I — The Backfiring Gamble
The Deepening Gloom
Blues' efforts humbled by Reds' quality
Is Everton Football Club up for sale?
That Sinking Feeling
Blues sink to another simply atrocious defeat
Everton’s Ownership and Leadership, Part IV: Finance and Funding
Pointless and Costly
Abysmal display totally lacking in Rafa's 'intensity'
Everton’s Ownership and Leadership, Part III: The Director of Football
Everton’s Ownership and Leadership, Part II: The Cost of Poor Recruitment
Everton’s Ownership and Leadership, Part I: The Importance of Good Governance
The effort was there
Spicy ending sees Everton hold on for a point
Everton's soft centre exploited again
Blues almost come back from a dreadful first half
Benitez is right in calling for improvement across the board
Just Embarrassing
A Sorry Tale of Two Substitutes?
Could bargain approach work for Everton in 2021-22 season?
Early Train to Lime Street, Late Train from Marylebone
Handicapped by Iwobi and Rondon, Everton surrender their home record
First away game for the little fella
Benitez Effect Growing as Everton Claim Valuable Point
Everton accept a draw in a game they should have won
“Boys from the Blue Stuff: Everton's Rise to 1980s Glory” by Gavin Buckland
That's what Rafa is here for
Where are all the lorries? En route to Goodison – that’s where!
Second Gear Enough to Move Everton Past Struggling Canaries
Blues not too troubled in poor game solidly won
Adios to the Part-Time Magician
They'll Cancel it Before We Ever Win it
Everton out of the EFL Cup on Penalties
“The Forgotten Champions – 1986-87: Everton's Last Title” by Paul McParlan
Key absentees highlight difficulties for Benitez's shallow squad
Demarai Gray Could End Up Being Signing of The Season
James left at home as Bailey slaughters Everton
Home Awayday
Everton keep the ghosts of Ancelotti's tenure at bay with another impressive comeback
Benitez masterminds another stunning come-back win
James: He's Here. He's Ours. Let's Make it Work
The Hard Work Starts Now
The Chickens Come Home to Roost
Oh We Do Like to Win Beside The Seaside
Green shoots of optimism as Benitez's Blues comfortably see off Brighton
Consummate predation steals the Seagulls' chips
Back In Town
Everton so close to passing first true away test in 18 months
Gray Day
Everton surrender a winning lead twice at Elland Road
A Feeling You Just Can’t Buy
Richarlison's gold-plated heroics rescue a dreadful start
On a Hiding to Nothing? 2021-22 Season Preview
The Luxury
The Number One
Premier League Profitability & Sustainability Rules: What They Mean to Everton
Everton's Biggest Construction Project?
'There He is Behind Me. Ah, No... Shit!'
Moshiri’s Big Gamble
Recruitment, Recruitment, Recruitment – The Answer to Our Problems
Moshiri’s Everton Less a Museum Than a Hall of Mirrors
NES: Seal of Mediocrity or Hero-in-Waiting?
Christophe Galtier – A Gallic Gamble Worth Taking?
Reform in Football – Strategic Thinking Required
Carlo, We Hardly Knew You
Summer Targets 2021
Summer Spending?
Progress Stalled Again – 2020-21 Season Review
An Ignominious End to a Failed Campaign
Cannon fodder for the ebullient Champions
That Goodison Roar
It's not home without Everton fans
Pat Nevin: The Accidental Footballer – A Memoir
Blues hold on for an unconvincing win in front of the fans
Reform in Football, Part III – Alternative Structures to Protect Fan Interests
Evolution 2021, Part I: The Saleable Asset
Season Appears Over for Embarrassing Everton
Just when you thought it couldn't possibly get any worse
Profit and Sustainability – The Rules & Everton’s Position
Europe Slipping from Everton's Grasp
Dismal draw sees more precious points trickle away
It's Still There If They Want It
Another Ancelotti away masterclass as he takes Moyes to school
Reform in Football, Part II – Governance
Reform in Football, Part I – Background
A Colossal Waste of a Gilt-Edged Opportunity
Serial incompetence in front of goal sees another shocking home loss
One rule for some and another for the rest. End the hypocrisy and penalise England’s Shameless Six
Doing nothing is not an option, the response to the Super League
Sometimes it Doesn't Matter How You Win
Farcical goal seals undeserved historic win for Carlo Fantastico
Live by the sword, die by the sword but change brings opportunity for a much better future
A Battle Was Won but the War Against Greed isn’t Over
The Super League and its impact on Everton
Disgusting but inevitable, the Super League money grab shows too much is never enough
Everton find their fight but shoot themselves in the foot
Everton blow more points with goals gifted to Kane
Guileless and Goalless
Injury-decimated Blues see out goalless bore-draw
Everton squander more points in the agonizing slog for European football
How Will Brexit Impact the Transfer Market Moving Forward?
Everton have improved under Ancelotti but there's still a long way to go
How Everton can upset Man City in FA Cup
Sloppy moments cost Everton dearly as they lose at home yet again
A Tough Ask and an Unsurprising Outcome
Everton can't lay a glove on a Chelsea side in full control
Razor-Thin Margins But Ancelotti's Men Forge On
Blues grind out another low-key away win
Not that pretty but ultimately effective
Blues finally win at home thanks to Richarlison
Five Years of Farhad
Things Are Happening. Enjoy This Storied Everton Era
Mentality Shift: Derby Milestone Can Define Everton's Season in the Right Way
Resurgence of Richarlison and Rodriguez Gives Everton Hope of Stellar End to the Season
It's Finally Over!
''Unique And Special'': Kevin Campbell On Netting Everton's Last Winner At Liverpool
Everton finally beat Liverpool at Anfield
A Depressing Gulf in Class
City's unrelenting quality and workrate win out
Everton's Double Dichotomy
Just Dire
Lifeless Everton seemed totally uninterested
Everton dig deep to vanquish Spurs in nine-goal Goodison thriller
Everton finally prevail in classic FA Cup ding-dong goalfest
Ancelotti Teaching Everton a New Language
A Momentous Few Weeks (On and Off the Pitch)
When a Draw Feels Like a Win
Blues steal a dramatic draw with the last kick
Life on the road continues to suit erratic Everton
Everton hold on for a great win at Elland Road
Insipid Blues never really got going against belligerent Barcodes
James strikes a beauty but Everton otherwise disappoint
Defensive gameplan surrenders two vital points
James the Maestro Sets the Tone for Handsome Everton Win
James Rodriguez inspires a fine Everton win
Thoughts on the 2021 Annual General Meeting
Have Faith Like Carlo Fantastico
Ancelotti employs a very different attacking masterplan
Strikerless masterclass as The Don schools Nuno Espirito Santo
The significance of Everton's Annual General Meeting and why it can’t be an opportunity lost….
Staying the Course: Three Signings Everton Should Make
Quality rescues Everton from complacency
Everton scrape through in extra time
Brands’s value to date and the scale of the challenges facing him
Another New Year’s Day Hangover
Moyes wins battle of the master defenders
Cash flow, Moshiri’s capital injections & the potential placement of new shares
Depleted but not to be denied
Blues do enough to secure the win
Cup dreams crash headlong into brutal reality
Everton defence finally crumbles in abysmal cup exit
Efficiency and Resilience
Everton scrape a narrow win over tricky Arsenal
Another tactical success has Everton looking up once again
Tremendous solidity underlies fine Everton win
Blues gut it out to claim important Chelsea scalp
Allan Could Prove to Be A Player Ancelotti Builds His Team Around
Fans inspire solid Blues defence of Sigurdsson's penalty
Record losses, partly attributed to Covid, Moshiri’s funding plans & stadium finance update
Passion Play – Can Carlo Provide the Spark to Ignite Languid Blues?
A Fair Assessment of Marcel Brands
Nil Satis Nisi Optimum, the governance and cultural changes required for it to become a reality at Everton
The Three Best Results of 2020
Round pegs, square holes and a general lack of desire
Boring Winter Snoozefest as Blues spurn important win
How will Everton fare in December?
Muddled and Unconvincing
The improved Everton star who is ready to perform at the highest level
Everton hang on as they almost let Fulham back in
Spirit Crushed
A spineless surrender to Ole's under-fire Reds
Richarlison: Growing into One of the League’s Best Wingers
Dire Blues can't escape the ghosts of Everton past
A simple but fair redistribution of football revenues
Review: A Grand Old Team To Report
Saints defeat and selection problems throw up early-season issues for Ancelotti
Everton given bracing reality check as Saints burst early-season bubble
Ponderous green-shirted dross of old too easily defeated
Keane’s Emergence from his Comfort Zone One of Ancelotti’s Early Everton Triumphs
Red Myopia and An Embarrassing National Outcry
Can Dominic Calvert-Lewin Become Everton’s Harry Kane?
The Loosening of the Devil's Red Pact
VAR saves off-colour Blues after Richarlison madness
Big Picture proposals put the emphasis on Everton’s international development
Short-sighted and hubristic, the Cabal's grand plan would kill the goose that lays the golden egg
'Project Big Picture' exposing the self serving interests of MUFC and Liverpool
Everton’s Midfield Revamp: What Counts as Success for the Toffees?
Shrewd moves and decisive action: Everton can view summer window as a big success
The 2020 Summer transfer window from a financial perspective
‘Football Is Simple’: Ancelotti Can Be Everton’s Anchor to Calm in a Chaotic Premier League
Everton press on with another goal glut
Brilliant James is the star of Everton's 4th win
Opposition View: We Are Brighton
A second Calvert-Lewin hat-trick seals Blues win
Everton Show Grit to Maintain Winning Start to 2020-21
Football Shorts – Part V: The Reality of Reducing Income and Fixed Costs
Dazzling Richarlison sets the required tone
Graft to Goals: Calvert-Lewin’s Changing Tastes Offer Everton a Fresh Edge
Calvert-Lewin treble ensures Everton pass Baggies test
Calvert-Lewin hat-trick beats a brace of red cards!
Second string see off Salford City
Toffee Soccer – Everton and North America
Transformed Everton Deliver a Statement of Intent
Vastly improved Blues hold on for great opening-day win
The Man Who Created Merseyside Football
Summer 'Evolution' Primes Everton for Better Things
Brazilian dynamo Allan promises to be Ancelotti's midfield linchpin
How do we fund squad improvements this summer?
Brands's Challenges Make for Slow-Motion Summer
Rebranding?
Can Richarlison and DCL Get the Goals That Fire Everton Into the Top Six Conversation?
Another Season Wasted Amid Continuing Instability at Goodison
The Financing and Accounting of Transfers and How We Operate in this Window
Leighton Baines: A new generation now has an Everton Legend story to tell
Everton end awful season in typically dour fashion
Desperate Blues roll over for desperate Cherries
Who Will Everton Look to Sign This Summer?
Signs of life from Everton as they thwart Sheffield United
A moment of superb genius amidst the usual dross
Farhad Moshiri – The Solution or Part of the Problem?
Everton emerge from their slumber in time to snag a point against Villa
Limited Blues come from behind to avoid serious embarrassment
Alex Young – An Iconic Everton Number 9
Everton Flux But it Stays the Same
Football Shorts – Part IV
Checked Out
Another abysmal Everton performance
No fans, no passion or drive
Blues struggle again but Richarlison rescues a point
Serial Let-Downs
Dismal Blues lose terrible game to poor Spurs
Ancelotti Must Address Everton's Midfield Issues This Summer
Ancelotti's game management preserves victory over Foxes
Early goals give Blues a vital win despite barrage
Take the points, move on
Ancelotti engineers an economical win in the heat
Merseyside derby musings
Derby luck remains elusive but Everton make champions-elect look ordinary
Everton fail yet again with crucial opportunities missed
Summer Targets 2020
Ticking the Boxes
Football Shorts – Part III
The Predator
Misfits, Mysteries and Nearly-Men – Aiden McGeady
Football Shorts – Part II
Football Shorts – Part I
Misfits, Mysteries and Nearly-Men – Luke Garbutt
Misfits Mysteries and Nearly-Men – Henry Onyekuru
Little to Gain, Lots to Lose
Getting Player Recruitment Right: The Task Facing Carlo Ancelotti
Ancelotti eager to move through the gears at Everton
Business As Usual?
Modern Day Hard Men to Rival Big Dunc in his Prime
Misfits, Mysteries and Nearly-Men – Manuel Fernandes
Staring Into the Abyss?
Misfits, Mysteries and Nearly-Men – Eric Dier
What are the odds on Everton signing Edouard?
Fact-Check: How old are the Under-23s?
Misfits, Mysteries and Nearly-Men – Andy van der Meyde
Mounting financial uncertainties
Misfits, Mysteries and Nearly-Men – Rodrigol
Everton Players Vying For A Spot In England Euro 2020 Squad
Misfits, Mysteries and Nearly-Men – Joao Silva
Limassol – The Lost Legion
Unchartered territory
Unchartered waters and difficult decisions
Ancelotti faces big job as Everton get set to face Liverpool
Different manager, same old humiliation
Everton an embarrassing disgrace for Ancelotti
Chelsea U23s 1 - 0 Everton U23s
Everton’s record-breaking heroes of yesteryear
The malignant hand of Moss
Crazy moments bookend a drab game of wasted corners
The Bramley-Moore Dock Planning Application
Not your average Emirates defeat
Too many squandered chances after brilliant start
A look at Uefa’s FFP, what they mean for Everton and how we solve our problems
European football? È possibile
Rub of the green and Brazilian gold lift the Blues to victory over Palace
Blues win the points if not the accolades
A Smash-and-Grab Raid Against the Odds
A Sting in the Tale
10-man Blues steal the points in late drama
Why having a DoF sitting on the Everton board has never been so important as now
A Truly Evertonian Act of Self-Sabotage
Well, we really out-ridiculoused ourselves this time
Calvert-Lewin, Richarlison and Kean: Statistical Analysis
A game neither side proved capable of winning
Stalemate at the London Stadium
Record losses for 2018-19 but future pathway clearer with USM naming rights option
Questions for and background to the 2020 Everton AGM
All that we ask
A decent response
Atonement, Step 1
Unconvincing win restores a little bit of pride
What are you made of?
A Disgrace to the Shirt
Horrendous finishing makes it far too easy for Liverpool's B team
June (or January?) sales
Everton out of energy and ideas in standard defeat to City
Everton not good enough to stop superior City
Ancelotti has Everton looking up as 2020 beckons
How will Ancelotti take us forward?
Everton have just enough to get Ancelotti off to a flyer
The Ancelotti era starts with a win and 3 vital points
Stalemate
Duncan Ferguson, take a bow
A dismal dreary welcome for Carlo Ancelotti
Just so... Everton
Brilliant fight-back ends in another penalty shoot-out failure
Howard Kendall, Big Dunc & Me
Blues so close to a lucky win at Old Trafford
Time for Marcel Brands to take the wheel
Our Lowest Point?
Blues fight with pride... thanks to one man
Everton break through wall of worry under Talismanic Ferguson
Back to Basics for Ferguson's Battling Blues
Belated mercy for Silva, Moshiri's failed gamble
Ruthless Liverpool shred Everton's defences leaving Silva staring into the abyss
Hopeless defending drops Everton into bottom 3
El Muñeco – Could Everton go for “the next great Argentine manager”?
Fine margins but reality's grip tightens around Silva's Everton
VAR secures predicted Everton defeat
Dead Man Walking
The Revolving Door
The Protégé – Would Mikel Arteta represent gamble or coup for Everton?
The Terrifying Spectre of Moyes
Canaries in the coal mine portend the death of Silva's Everton tenure
Blues humbled in pathetic showing against bottom club Norwich
Not as bad as you might think?
Blue Dragon – A chat with David France
Everton grateful for rare away win but Silva still has plenty to prove
Critical Times
Blues finally win away from home
The Boy Who Cried Wolf
Injury curse strikes again before Tosun rescues a point
Horrible game ends in horror for Gomes
The Mis-Handling of Moise Kean
Big Second Half Sees Everton Into Last Eight
Holgate rescues a turgid Carabao Cup affair
Silva's men buckle at Brighton as VAR finally comes for Everton
VAR denies Everton rare comeback away win
Pressure-Relieving Win for Marco’s Blues
Changes for the good earn reprieve for Silva
Silva's changes breathe fresh life into Everton
The Change Imperative
When Nationalism and Internationals collide
Time running out for Silva, next appointment must be right
None So Blind As Those Who Will Not See
14 days in the bottom 3…
All the Hallmarks of a Death Spiral
Why do we deserve this, Evertonians?
10-man Everton beaten in another insipid away display
Happy October... Please
Blues can't bridge gulf in class but will take positives from defeat to City
Everton fall to the Champions again
Sheffield return, via useless in-built Sat Nav
KitAid and the Everton family
Analysis: Dominic Calvert-Lewin and xG
The Everton Hamster Wheel
Sack Marco? Not Now
There may be trouble ahead
Crisis looms for Silva as another season derails
Blades cut to the heart of Blues' incompetence
Away-day blues show no signs of abating
Blues have no answer for Bournemouth Bogey
My Goodison Park Pilgrimage
Everton's under-performers rediscover their mojo in exciting win over Wolves
Everton edge thriller
Blues victorious in a tremendous Goodison exhibition
Stars new and old point the way forward as Everton deal with Lincoln
The Scripts Write Themselves
Blues go to sleep for 2 seconds...
Thoughts on Bramley-Moore Dock and the current financial conditions at Everton
Tough encounter in tough conditions negotiated
Not pretty but the points were paramount
Everton grind out a vital win
'Money Can’t Buy Us Love: Everton in the 1960s' – By Gavin Buckland
Our Proposed New Home
Greatest Everton squad of the Premier League era
H8 LFC
Familiar story for rusty Everton against stubborn Palace
Two points dropped after Schneiderlin walks
Top-6 tilt could be touch-and-go as summer business falls just short
Should Everton Build Around Calvert-Lewin or Buy a New Striker?
How are Everton Looking for the First Match of the 2019/20 Premier League?
Update on the Kickstarter Project for Blue Dragon - The Biography of Roy Vernon
The more things change, the more they stay the same…
The Most Improved
World Heritage Site status… time to say what we (all) mean and mean what we say
Alex The Great
Club or Corporation?
Jagielka was a true servant of the club, now we need to replace him with quality leaders
The Skipper
The Priority
The Misfit?
The Renaissance
Win on 'top six' turf proves elusive but Everton finish campaign in optimistic mood
Blues fail to edge Spurs on final day
The Machine
More fan engagement required above and beyond stage 2 of the public consultation
French Connection
Everton end home campaign having restored Fortress Goodison
Delay to European tour should be a blessing in disguise
Book Review — Blue Nose
Blues held to disappointing but hugely instructive draw
Quality the loser in windswept encounter
You can beat them but you can't join them... yet
High-octane Everton smash Manchester United
Magnificent Everton serve up Easter misery for United
When the Easter sun comes shining through
Truly 'Everton, that'
Silva has Everton back on track with fourth win in six
The Impossible Dream
Benchmark performance points to a brighter future under Silva
Sterling second half effort gets Goodison rocking
A result to savour despite Everton's continuingly split personality
Smashed teacups at half-time for rare Blues win
Pickford must find focus or risk losing Everton's faith
Dr Jekyll, Mr Hyde and the Pantomime Villain
Sloppiness and stupidity in abundance
A Long Time Coming
Another 'morale victory'
Points even but the Hoodoo remains
Blues sweep Cardiff aside for welcome win
3 years into the Moshiri era, belatedly, it’s time to act
99 Problems
A terrible game
One more “L” in the results column
Toothless loss not helped by Zouma's late madness
Continuing set-piece failings undermine improved Everton display against City
All that I asked for
Diversification and our future growth strategy
The wolves are at the door for Marco
“Well, It's Groundhog Day... Again!”
Black cat underlines Silva's lack of ideas
Blues show stomach for the fight
Silva's first season in tatters as shambolic Blues are dumped out by Millwall
Everton furious and out on a terrible goal call
Everton’s January transfer window driven by regulations or pure financial sense?
Questions at every turn as brittle Blues succumb to spirited Saints
Blues had no answer to Saints' desire
The improvement under Marco Silva
Lookman impresses as Everton battle to much-needed victory
Blues win a desperate fractious scrap in the end
Well I didn’t think it was too bad
Bramley-Moore demand and how to grow it further
Stern test from The Imps but we're in the hat
Everton make hard work of despatching League Two Imps
Blues through unconvincingly after fine start
Can Everton Exceed Pre-Season Expectations for Their Premier League Performance?
Back to Finch Farm
New Year, Same Old Problems
Abysmal New Year fare at sorry Goodison Park
Analysis of the proposed 52,000 capacity for Bramley-Moore, including season ticket pricing
Erratic Everton continue to infuriate
Brighton do a number on profligate Blues
Determined Blues hit Burnley with a bunch of fives at Turf Moor
Everton bounce back with five
Spurs deliver savage dose of reality for Silva and Everton
Embarrassing Blues come gift-wrapped for lethal Spurs
Interview with Sasha Ryazantsev
Investment in squad & exceptional expenses return Everton FC to losses – Report & Analysis of 2017-18 Accounts
Mission Impossible?
City too slick for profligate Everton
Two steps forward, one step back
The derby has flattened us
Fifth straight home win eludes flat and uninspired Everton
Another day of derby misery but our time will come
Horrible Pickford error gifts Liverpool in last minute
Stick or Twist? Silva’s Selection Dilemmas
Where is the Growth Coming From?
Everton find a way to win ugly
Everton grind out another important win with Sigurdsson's timely strike
Dogged Cardiff make it hard work for Everton
Chelsea v Everton – A tactical analysis
Chelsea point represents another step forward for Everton under Silva
Resilient Everton display ends goalless
How do Everton take the next step?
Excellent Everton brighten up the day
Richarlison dazzles again as Everton cruise to victory over Brighton
Fine brace from Richarlison seals win
Not your run-of-the-mill Old Trafford defeat
Blues fail to really punish the lucky Reds
Gomes – The Number 6 We Have Been Waiting For?
Silva secures a hat-trick of wins with Pickford save and timely substitutions
Eruption of joy at Goodison Park
Two late subs, two great goals as Pickford saves Blues
Can Everton be André Gomes's new lease on life?
Silva's stars begin to align as Everton top Leicester
Everton win away with two fine goals
Doomed to Repeat the Errors of the Past
Why so many changes… EVERY YEAR?
One great half...
Everton make their quality tell to put paid to Fulham
Sigurdsson and Tosun finally find the net
Signs of progress amid the gloom of another Emirates defeat
Cech repels fine Everton attacks to steal the points
Question marks all over the shop
Atrocious result as Everton self-destruct
The “Complexities” of Financing a Stadium Build
That Old Clich About Rome...
Zonal Marking
550 miles for that!!!
Draw ugly
Dismal Everton escape with a draw
Plenty of good individual performances
Tactical Analysis – Southampton (H)
An opportunity missed but some harsh lessons hopefully learned
Blues squander two-goal lead after ridiculous Richarlison 'head-butt'
Wolves (away) - A (long and boring) tactical analysis
Early signs are very positive
Encouraging signs as Everton earn first win under Silva
Scintillating football returns to Goodison Park
So where did all the money come from?
Richarlison thrills as 10-man Blues are denied victory by Wolves
10-man Everton forced to settle for opening-day draw
Let's Make Everton Great Again
Everton have plenty to prove under new boss Marco Silva
Things You Didn't Know About Marco Silva
The case for 60,000
How Pickford hit another level of performance at the World Cup
Richarlison's massive fee is matched by his potential
Sigurdsson Must Become Everton's Key Midfielder after World Cup Showing
Time for Patience – On the Pitch, at Least
Pickford earns his England stripes and, hopefully, some respect from his doubters
Risk comes from not knowing what you’re doing
A World In Motion Indeed
“All You Need is Just a Little Patience…”
Happy Talk
If All of This Was Easy, It Wouldn’t Be Worth Doing
Boom, Bust & Bad Medicine — 2017-18 Season Review
Reboot
Sea Change at Everton as Moshiri Seeks to Correct Course
A Fittingly Awful End to a Dreadful Season
The Silva Lining to the Storm Clouds of 2017-18?
Fairytale Unfulfilled – Rooney's Second Farewell Would Suit All Parties
“Go On.” Unboxing the 2018-19 Home Kit
Time for Boldness
Are you (allowed to be) entertained?
Lucky Davies strike adds late drama to lifeless Blues display
“Our Rightful Place”
Will finishing well mean starting well?
Win over tame Terriers unlikely to nudge opinion on Allardyce
Rare away win a boost for Big Sam's ego
Permission to Plan
The Waiting Game
Style in short supply as Blues prevail over Newcastle
Surely this can be handled better?
Kicking the Can Down the Road
Everton pass up successive away win but Allardyce hails 'precious point'
A point snatched from the jaws of victory
Why can't we ever just do it?
Passionless derby ends in stalemate
Allardyce interview fail
City Slickers humble Bumbling Blues
The Bramley-Moore capacity debate
The Business case for a smaller capacity?
Slalom at Stoke
Tosun wins it for Everton in the Snowy Potteries
Unnecessary caution at business breakfast meeting on Bramley-Moore
Strike While the Iron is Hot
The Turning Point?
A rare day of relative comfort
Big Sam's eight game job interview
Tosun secures important Blues victory
Dreadful away run prolonged as Everton buckle once more
Williams lost his rag... and his claim to the armband
Faith, Hope & Charity
A Never-Ending Nightmare
Tosun scores but Blues stunned by Burnley resurgence
Decision Time
Have Great Expectations become Paradise Lost?
Nil Satis… you know the rest – time for it become a reality
A club of firsts – time to be bold and imaginative
Allardyce strengthens the case for further change with latest away defeat
A soft goal knocks the stuffing out of spiritless Everton
Goodison, its legacy and what should we take to Bramley-Moore?
Best of the Rest?
Sports Action Winner, by Ryan Byrne
Rolls-Royce Coasting in Neutral
Knowing your customer/fan – moving out of the dark ages
Looking up, not down
Win provides fine retribution for Oumar Niasse
Comfortably Numb
Everton disgraced in the Capital once again
Allardyce's folly invites Gunners shellacking
Win relief
Walcott brace celebrates Coleman's winning return
Everton need Lookman more than Ademola needs a loan move
Money for Nothing
Everton stagger one point closer to safety
Woeful Everton take undeserved point
Niasse strike overshadowed by McCarthy injury
Allardyce’s no-risk approach – short-term expediency or dyed-in-the-wool trait?
Allardyce undermined as abject Everton revert to type
Wembley footballing lesson humbles miserable Blues
Farewell to the Flawed Diamond
Second best
Blues collapse in poor second-half display
Defeat for Allardyce after Gueye levels
No goals: another clean-sheet, another point
Almost a Christmas miracle
Everton battle to stay unbeaten under Big Sam
Will Everton fans put up with Big Sam's style of play?
Derby point a daylight heist but satisfying nonetheless
Rooney penalty saves a vital derby point
Giving something back
Super Kev Sinks the Shite
Solid win for Big Sam sets the tone
Rooney ensures Unsworth signs off with emphatic win
Playing Devil's Advocate
Nihil Est Quam Salvos
Paulo Fonseca – A risk/reward dilemma?
Diminishing options on the listing ship Everton?
Rudderless Everton are drifting towards disaster
Another dismal and dispirited capitulation
You learn who you can depend on
Comment: FA's decision to charge Niasse makes an uncomfortable rod for their own backs
Crisis of confidence
Opportunistic Niasse helps secure a crazy point
Unsworth is Everton's bird in the hand... but for how long?
Don’t let go of another Future Star – Everton should do more to keep Barkley
Sausage Party!
Everton kickstart their heart amid rollercoaster contest against Watford
Reality bites hard as Unsworth's audition turns sour
Green shoots cut to shreds by Vardy strike
Green shoots of revival despite cup defeat at Chelsea
Everton plumb new depths after heavy Gunners defeat
Rooney stunner before Blues are destroyed
For how long does this go on?
Rooney penalty papers over glaring cracks in Koeman's tenure
Rooney saves Everton with late spot-kick
Why Youth Could Be the Answer for Everton
Nil Satis Nisi Optimum? Moshiri's own goal falls well short of Blues' motto
Koeman's Blues stuck in reverse as recruitment failings bite
From My Seat: Burnley (H)
The board have a big decision to make
Abject naivety the final straw for pitiful Blues
Obstinate Koeman's reign reeks of a busted flush
It was just so Everton
Niasse brace gets Koeman out of jail
Reborn Niasse eases the pressure on Koeman
From My Seat: Bournemouth (H)
Niasse rescues Blues with fairy-tale brace
Better Blues collapse in the last 7 mins
Trip to Atalanta
Woeful Blues make a mockery of top-six ambitions
From My Seat: Tottenham Hotspur (H)
Meek surrender to silky Spurs
Deadline Day Echo from Everton's Austere Past
Everton left chasing shadows in familiar Stamford Bridge defeat
Dismal showing limits Chelsea to two easy goals
Everton FC injury data
Opposition View: Q&A with Chelsea HQ
Calvert-Lewin comes of age but Everton are denied a stirring victory
Everton surrender two points to City ferocity
One foot in the group stage
The Long-Awaited 'No.10'?
From My Seat: Stoke City (H)
Welcome home, Wayne
Rooney leads the way in rare opening-day win
Fine Rooney goal elevates dour encounter
Diamonds aren’t forever: Koeman confirms Barkley will leave Everton “100%”
Evertonians just get everywhere
Strictly business? Goals not love will be lost if Lukaku leaves
No room for sentimentality at Barkley's crossroads
Farewell, Arouna — we hardly knew you
From My Seat: Arsenal (A)
Against ten men, Everton simply pathetic
What Everton need to take the next step this summer
An end-of-season jolly
Four players who should leave Everton in the summer
Barkley earns some love with fine finish
From my seat: Chelsea (H)
Return of the Prodigal Son: What Would Wayne Rooney Do for Everton?
No goals... no shots on goal for poor Blues
32 Years, 32 Seconds: My Delirious Goodison Pilgrimage
Everton having a nibble at the top six
Barkley and Everton keep on keeping on
Barkley and Lukaku have the final word
Irrepressible Blues continue to revel in home comforts
From My Seat: Leicester City (H)
One for the hipsters
Blues put Champions to the sword
Everton pegged back at the last gasp in agonising fashion
Undone at the death by moment of panic
From my seat: Liverpool (A)
Missed opportunities cost us
Another big derby let-down
Derby misery continues at Anfield
Everton Left Counting the Cost of Someone Else's Battle
We'll Play With the Smell in the Second Half!
Koeman's Blues in cruise control with another home win
Can we take the opportunity?
From My Seat: Hull City (H)
Hospitality, Heritage and Honours: Gwladys Street's Hall of Fame Returns
One more bargaining tactic or genuinely the end of the road?
Everton comfortable victors in 'best of the rest' clash with West Brom
From My Seat: WBA (H)
Solid if uninspiring win sends Baggies packing
Everton still well short of Tottenham benchmark
Bellew spirit sadly lacking at the Lane
"I Felt Like I Belonged There" – Nancy Young
Talking Blue – Alex Young
Lukaku settles low-quality game
Everton's midfield axis shines as Lukaku draws level with Ferguson
From My Seat: Sunderland (H)
Blues do the business against Moyes and the old boys
Sense over sentiment should preclude Rooney return
The Creativity Gap
Drab
From my seat: Middlesbrough (A)
Valdes denies Lukaku and Lookman
Truly remarkable!!!
Four-goal Lukaku steals the show as Everton put six past Bournemouth
From My Seat: Bournemouth (H)
Lukaku imperious in Goodison goalfest
Honours even in ragged contest at Stoke
From My Seat: Stoke City (A)
Winter window represents measured reconstruction
Magic but erratic — Deulofeu's departure invokes mixed emotions
Nice day to forget my shades
Patience, poise and persistence rewarded in huge win for Everton
Coleman seals a fantastic win for Everton
The Stuff of Dreams
From My Seat: Man City (H)
Our best performance since...?
Fantastic young Blues roast City and Stones
Just when things were looking up
From My Seat: Leicester City (FA Cup)
Blues mugged by Foxes after taking the lead
From My Seat: Southampton (H)
Valencia the difference as Everton ring in the New Year with victory
When the Blues cheer you up, they really cheer you up!
Clinical Blues finishing destroys Saints resistance
Everton end 2016 with frustration still in tow
Blues made to work hard for a point
Oh what fun it is to see Everton finally win away again
From My Seat: Leicester City (A)
Smash and grab at the Champions' lair
The Last Reserves of Patience
From My Seat: Liverpool (H)
No Let-Up in Everton's Derby Pain
Yet More Derby Misery
Last ditch disaster for defeated Blues
Arsenal vanquished amid the roar of Fortress Goodison
As Howard once said...
Fine effort to beat Gunners under the lights
Everton in free-fall with fourth consecutive away defeat
Blues fightback fails to beat Hornets
Consistently Inconsistent
From My Seat: Man United (H)
Baines rescues point in bruising encounter
Baines penalty rescues undeserved point
Everton's impotence reaches galling levels in defeat at Southampton
Blues beaten in the first minute
Everton Games Played on 27th November
Koeman may need fresh approach to solve lingering problems
From My Seat: Swansea City (H)
Coleman saves face but more questions than answers remain
Blues leave it late to save a point
Straight Talk and Candour are Part of the Koeman Package
Koeman's Detachment Will Mean Little If He Brings Blues Success
Bolasie is improving at Everton but is it enough?
Moshiri's Music for Evertonian Ears
Fireworks are all Chelsea's as Everton are destroyed at Stamford Bridge
Bonfire Night Roasting at the Bridge
From My Seat: West Ham Utd (H)
Yes, Ross!
Barkley more confident in vital Blues win
Superiority counts for nothing as fortune favours Burnley
From My Seat: Burnley (A)
Late goal defeats a determined a Everton display
Koeman comes close to putting one over old pal Pep
From My Seat: Manchester City (A)
Heroic saves from Stekelenburg deny City
Does Koeman have room yet for Everton's youngbloods?
Everton and KitAid
An Evening in the Bosom of the Everton Family
Stunned momentum leaves taste of frustration for international break
Food for thought for Koeman as Everton have to settle for Palace draw
Book Review: Everton Crazy
Just when we dared to dream a little…
Blues poor in defeat on the south coast.
Everton's reality check will have been instructive for Koeman
The Burden of the Past
From My Seat: Norwich City (H)
The League Cup wait goes on
From My Seat: Middlesbrough (H)
Never go downstairs early
Everton's resolve clearly evident on a day to remember for Barry
Barry leads the charge to consolidate 2nd place
Lukaku catches fire as Everton torch Moyes's Sunderland
The Return of Gwladys Street's Hall of Fame
Impressive youth development another burgeoning facet of Everton’s bright future
No Sense Dwelling on Everton's Window of Missed Opportunity
Everton benefit from questionable new directive
Restored fortitude helps Everton secure a second successive win
From My Seat: Stoke City (H)
New-look Blues hold on for a vital win
Highs, Lows and Bakayokos — Wimbledon 1994
Comfortable if not entirely convincing
Koeman's Change in Tack Reaps Rewards for Everton
From My Seat: West Bromwich Albion (A)
Influential changes from Koeman clinch victory
Superb Everton grab three vital points
Bolasie's high-priced wizardry can bring 'x' factor to Everton
Goodison Park is BACK!
Gueye shines in promising dawn of Koeman era
From My Seat: Tottenham Hotspur (H)
Blues hang on for a point after early Barkley goal
Profit over promise for Everton as Stones gets his move
Kevin Mirallas Must Take Responsibility for his Own Everton Future
Restlessness setting in but Everton's new dawn needs time to break
Everton must keep Lukaku this summer
Better off out of it
Ozan Tufan: A good fit for Ronald Koeman's Everton?
New Day Rising
Now or never for Darron Gibson
Koeman: Is the nomadic Dutchman ready to make his mark?
A Time for Patience
De Boer: The Dutch master to lead Everton's renaissance?
Lukaku's long goodbye lacks class
The Crouching Wizard — Flavour of the month or genuine article?
Hope springs as Everton put miserable season behind them
From My Seat: Norwich (H)
Positive end to season sets up summer of intrigue
Welcome Signs of a Bright Blue Future
The Sword of Damocles
Everton must make a statement with their next managerial appointment
From my seat: Sunderland (A)
Foxes' Ascendency in Stark Contrast to Everton's Collapse
Cannon fodder for the new Champions
The Vanity of Idealism
A frightening insight into life without Lukaku
From My Seat: Bournemouth (H)
Rare Blues win eases pressure on Martinez
Roberto Martinez’s mantras have become muddled and it’s time for a change at Everton
Who could replace Roberto Martinez at Everton?
It's never us
Wembley failure caps Martinez's 'defining week'
Cruel end to a brave comeback
Enough is Enough. Time to Go.
I hoped I'd regret driving
Divisions in the camp?
From My Seat: Southampton (H)
Sleepwalking towards Wembley
Blues extend winless run but eke out positives from 10-man stand
FA Cup success shouldn’t save Roberto Martinez at Everton
Mid-table stalemate at Vicarage Road
Lukaku misses great chance to win it
The False Parallels with 1984
Who could replace Lukaku if he goes?
From my seat: Man Utd (A)
Sin Dirección. Sin ánimo.
Uninspired and sloppy Blues fall to defeat again
Bracing For the Inevitable?
Martinez and Walker: A Match Made in Hell?
It's time for Everton to sensibly reintegrate John Stones back into the starting XI
From My Seat: Arsenal (H)
Abject Everton remain leagues behind Arsenal
Wenger masterclass outfoxes clueless Martinez
Dismal Blues show zero desire and lose at home again
Looking at the positives from Everton's season so far
Our Precious
Lukaku's class caps gritty Everton display and sends Chelsea packing
Brilliant Lukaku brace takes Everton to Wembley
Mo' Money, Mo' Problems?
Everton being held back by Martinez's rigid ethos
Roberto Martinez's prolonged hard-luck story doing Everton no favours
Everton lose in the most 'Everton' way possible
From My Seat: West Ham (H)
An Unforgivable Collapse
Ignominious defeat from the Jaws of Victory
A sorry end to an era at Villa Park
Everton hammer another nail into Villa's coffin
Kenwright ushers in the winds of change
Romelu Lukaku must be held to high standards
From My Seat: Bournemouth (5th Rnd)
Mission Accomplished at Dean Court
Professional Blues see off the Cherries
The Appeal to Coincidence
This pulsating Premier League season shows how far Everton still have to go
Roberto and his subs
From my seat: West Bromwich Albion (H)
Blues stumped by resolute Baggies
Atonement and another step on the road to redemption
Roberto Martinez must preserve Everton's new-found pragmatic blueprint
From My Seat: Stoke City (A)
Three splendid goals from the Blues
A big three points
From My Seat: Carlisle (A)
I'm sorry, Roberto, but this team IS under-achieving... massively
Yet another bitter pill to swallow
The End of the Road, in More Ways than One
Two steps forward, three steps back
Roberto Martinez and his team must give the Everton crowd something worth shouting about
Knives are sharpening for Roberto
From My Seat: Swansea (H)
Another shocking home result
Evertons perennial lapses in focus threaten to undermine steady recent progress
From My Seat: Chelsea (A)
Fury, injustice and deja-vu as another win goes begging
Last-minute travesty denies Everton win
The times they are a-changing
Impregnable Everton earn morale victory at City
Everything that could have gone wrong...
Martinez says no to defensive signings – is this a mistake?
From My Seat: Dagenham & Redbridge (H)
Comfortable Everton into the Fourth Round
Everton rise to the occasion under Goodison's lights
Brilliant Everton edge closer to silverware
Ross Barkleys steady maturation shouldnt be a concern for Evertonians
Martinez still seeking the right balance after lively Spurs draw
From My Seat: Tottenham (H)
More frustration at Goodison Park
Lennon screamer against his old club!
Roberto Martinezs flaws are too longstanding and too costly to ignore for much longer
Hughes punishes Martinez's naïvety as Stoke win wild Goodison contest
From My Seat: Stoke (H)
Yet more exasperation at Goodison Park
Cleverley late show staves off another draw
Everton must rediscover their nasty streak at Goodison Park
Lukaku scores again but Leicester's double-act comes out on top
From My Seat: Leicester (H)
Charitable Everton provide unwanted festive deja vu
Tricky Foxes bamboozle dominant Blues
Roberto Martinez Must Act to Address Fundamental Flaws if Everton are to Progress
Everton's search for the winning formula goes on
From My Seat: Norwich (A)
Another draw as chances squandered
Everton are bringing some overdue enjoyment back to Goodison Park
Stubborn Palace Snatch Away Point
Everton find no substitute for Lady Luck
From My Seat: Crystal Palace (H)
Any chance of a sub, Roberto?
Palace frustrate Blues yet again
Bournemouth Surrender Exposes Evertons Lack of Leadership
From My Seat: Bournemouth (A)
Blues blow it at the death
Aston Villa Win a Stylish Step in the Right Direction for Everton
Martinez's alchemy produces another golden display
From My Seat: Aston Villa (H)
Excellent Everton destroy pitiful Villa
Four more nice goals from open play
A Letter from Tony Kay of Sheffield Wednesday, Everton and England
From My Seat: West Ham (A)
Everton settle for a point at Upton Park
Kone bags a treble as Everton's attack catches fire
From My Seat: Sunderland (H)
One for the boss upstairs
Kone comes up with a great hattrick
Blues progress by the skin of their teeth
From My Seat: Norwich (League Cup)
From My Seat: Arsenal (A)
Arsenal exploit Everton's biggest weakness
Howard beaten by simple headers
Howard Kendall - 'Talking Blue'
Ghosting Howard
Howard Kendall
United expose gulf in quality and resources
From My Seat: Man Utd (H)
Deflated Blues cannot raise their game
Everton share the spoils but rue the chance to put the Reds to the sword
From My Seat: Liverpool (H)
So much for my wedding gift
Blues unable to break down the Reds
From My Seat: West Brom (A)
Lukaku Delivers as Everton Complete Thrilling Comeback
Big Bob - A Proper Hero
Barkley Sparkles But Lukaku's Killer Instinct Deserts Him
From My Seat: Swansea City (A)
Total domination, but a red card instead of goals
Mourinho Punished at the School of Science
From My Seat: Chelsea (H)
It's all about the Nais!
Brilliant hat-trick from Sub Naismith destroys Chelsea
Three Everton Players In Need of a Loan Move
Fortune and Frustration in Equal Measure
Martinez Acts Decisively to Turn the Tables on Barnsley
Everton Lack Extra Dimension Against Pellegrini's Machine
From My Seat: Man City (H)
A Return to Fear and Trepidation
Evertons Stones stance makes a refreshing change
Everton Out-Gun Shellshocked Saints
From my seat: Southampton (A)
Holgate to Bolster Back Line for Toffees
We've Learnt Nothing!
Familiarity Breeding Discontent at Goodison
From My Seat: Watford (H)
Watford stun Blues with pilfered goals
Everton On the Opening Day
Tough test for the kids
Big Dunc fanfare masks deep team concerns
Is Liam Walsh the "special talent"?
Everton Must Stand Firm Over Precious Stones
Aisa Trophy workout won on penalties
Deulofeu's Welcome Return
Tough Start Presents Opportunity for Martinez's Everton
Conflicted: Thoughts On the Role of the Echo
Frustrating Season Ends on a Sour Note
Poor End to a Poor Season
The 2014-15 season from Roberto's viewpoint
From My Seat: Tottenham (H)
Poor half by Blues sees Kane win it
Goodison Forever
Mercurial Blues Produce Explosive Finale
From My Seat – West Ham (A)
Lukaku grabs last-gasp winner
Familiar Failings Expose Blues' Deficiencies
From My Seat: Sunderland (H)
I Thought It Was My Lucky Day
Blues give up two horrible goals
The Slumbering Giant: Part IV Soul Searching
Villa's Intensity Overwhelms Dismal Everton
From My Seat: Aston Villa (A)
Scoreline flatters very poor Everton display
The Slumbering Giant: Part 3 - Treading Water
Martinez Rediscovers His Mojo
From My Seat: Man Utd (H)
Corner turned with fine Everton performance
The Slumbering Giant: Part 2 - Twenty-Year Itch
Difficult to be inspired
Mini-Revival Continues With Unspectacular Win Over Burnley
From My Seat: Burnley (H)
40+ points despite Barkley's penalty miss
The Slumbering Giant: Part I - Another False Dawn
Everton Pass Up Fourth Straight Win
From My Seat: Swansea City (A)
Silly penalty squanders a fourth win
From My Seat Southampton (H)
Everton plunder a win
Early Jags goal defended to the end
Everton Is Nothing Without Evertonians
Everton Mask Euro Hurt with Vital Victory
From My Seat: QPR (A)
How to play on the back foot and win!
Defensive nightmare ends Martinez dream
From My Seat: Newcastle (H)
Barkley Seals Vital Win in Style
From My Seat: Dynamo Kyiv (H)
Lukaku Stands Tall As Everton Turn Tables On Dynamo Kyiv
Finally a Bit of Fight
Blues come back after early shock
The Intransigent Mr Martinez
Everton Sleepwalk to Another Away Defeat
From My Seat: Stoke (A)
From My Seat: Arsenal (A)
Normal Service Resumed At The Emirates
Blues domination but no penetration
Can We Play You Every Week?
The Most Fun This Season Yet
Late Equaliser Rescues Bungling Howard
From My Seat: Leicester (H)
Change the Keeper. Simple!
Blunders abound as Lukaku misses a hat-trick
Everton Soar On Belgian Rom's Hat-Trick
Loose Belgian Lips Expose Everton's Harsh Reality
Another Cruel, Late Twist At The Bridge
Resolute defence beaten at the death
Yet another derby draw
Caution Prevails in Lifeless Mersey Derby
From My Seat: Liverpool (H)
Blues lack decisive drive upfront
Disciplined Everton grab the points
From My Seat: Crystal Palace (A)
Defensive Strength Underpins First Win of the Year
Blues hold on for precious win
In the Grip of Fear
When Will This Nightmare End?
Dismal Everton as Mirallas squanders spot-kick
Roller-Coaster Replay Ends In Penalty Agony
Drama to the end of the shoot-out
Blues Rediscover Their Fight
From My Seat: Man City (H)
Did the Players Have a Word?
Naismith header rescues a point
From My Seat: West Ham (FA Cup)
Lukaku's Rescue Act Provides Potential Pivot for Everton
At Least We Stopped the Rot
New Year, Same Problems
From My Seat: Hull City (A)
Sorry Everton beaten far too easily
From My Seat: Newcastle (A)
Blues In the Grip of a Crisis of Confidence
Brilliant start by Kone horribly squandered
At what point do you say ''Enough is enough''?
From My Seat: Stoke City (H)
Miserable Boxing Day fare for the Blues
From My Seat: Southampton (A)
Alius Falsus Matutinus
Everton's Mojo Still Missing Despite Vital Win
From My Seat: QPR (H)
QPR Blown Away
Plenty to Learn From Europa Experiment
From my seat: Man City (A)
Soft penalty but Everton were second best
From My Seat: Hull City (H)
Everton Struggle With the Burden of Expectation
'This Is Pathetic, This'
Dismal performance angers Goodison faithful
Woe in the Capital for Ponderous Everton
Massive disappointment after brilliant Mirallas strike
Lukaku Shines As Blues Tame Die Wölfe
Brilliant tactics yield the perfect result
I Haven't Celebrated a Goal Like That For a While
From My Seat: West Ham Utd (H)
Osman Delivers the Knockout Blow In Goodison Scrap
Blues win a rip-roaring encounter
Memory Lane - Everton v West Ham
From My Seat: Sunderland (A)
Why Can We Never Capitalise?
Attacking prowess endlessly frustrated
Memory Lane - Sunderland vs Everton
Lukaku: A Corner Turned?
Stylish Blues Dismantle Lille
Blues Draw a Frustrating Blank
A draw was on the cards...
From My Seat: Swansea City (H)
No way past 10-man Swansea
Memory Lane - Swansea at Goodison
Eto'o Turns On the Style In Important Blues Win
From My Seat: Burnley (A)
We'll take the train next time...
An Unspectacular Job Done
Solid Blues defence; impotent attack
Professional job by the Blue boys
Much More Like It
From My Seat: Aston Villa (H)
Barkley returns and Blues shine
Faltering Blues Still Searching For Their Lost Mojo
From My Seat: Man Utd (A)
Di Maria and Falcao do the damage
A Point Plundered Keeps Blues on Course
Eto'o levels after sloppy goal given up
Bolt From the Blue Masks Flat Derby Display
From My Seat: Liverpool (A)
Jagielka stunner rescues a point
Everton, That...
Nobody Blows It Quite Like Everton
From My Seat: Crystal Palace (H)
Errors by Howard gift key goals to Palace
Clinical Blues Tame the German Wolves
We Have Lift Off!
(Almost) Solid Blues defence wins out
Well-Tailored to Keep Goal for Everton
Positive Signs As Everton Pick Up First Win
Where's The Pub?
From My Seat: WBA (A)
Blues win with two fortuitous goals
Charlie Gee: Stockport, Everton and England
I Fell In Love
Defensive Frailties Leave Martinez Searching for Answers
From My Seat: Chelsea (H)
Dreadful start sees fightback become a whitewash
Memory Lane - Chelsea (H)
The Ghost of David Moyes
Another Draw Snatched From the Jaws of Victory
From My Seat: Arsenal (H)
Two more points thrown away
The Last Act of the Cannonball Kid
Memory Lane - Arsenal (H)
Memory Lane - Leicester City (A)
Will Everton Ever Change Their Season Habits?
Blues Still Searching For That Vital Killer Instinct
From My Seat: Leicester City (A)
Blues squander a fine lead at the death
Diamonds Are For Everton - The Story of Umbro and Everton
2014-15 Season Preview
I Have Been a Wild Rover (And an Everton Blue)
Is the End Nigh for a Patient Courtship?
Snods and a Little Bit of Big Dunc!
The Tale of a Former Everton Full Back
The Story of Jacob Lewin: Everton's First Foreign Player?
World Cup Winners? Certainly Possible
Paul takes in the Belgians and their final match in the Group stage against South Korea.
by Paul Traill
: 28/06/2014
Jimmy Harris – The Man From Across the Mersey
Rob Sawyer of the EFC Heritage Society in conversation with Jimmy Harris, a ray of sunshine in a gloomy 1950s era for Everton
by Rob Sawyer
: 27/06/2014
Can't Say I'm Too Disappointed
Paul Trail takes in England's final game of World Cup 2014 in Brazil.
by Paul Traill
: 25/06/2014
Home Win For Chile
Regular ToffeeWeb match reporter Paul took in Chile's win over Spain in the world-famous Maracanã and provides an account of the experience
by Paul Traill
: 19/06/2014
Dixie’s Sunset, Bally’s Sunrise
Rob Sawyer on behalf of the EFC Heritage Society on Dixie’s Sunset, Bally’s Sunrise –
Ashton’s Everton Connection
by Rob Sawyer
: 03/06/2014
Everton's Shropshire Lad - The Cyril Lello Story
The story of Cyril Lello, Everton’s Shropshire Lad, the first Everton player to make 150 consecutive league and cup appearances, from a total of 254 through the 1950s.
by Rob Sawyer
: 23/05/2014
The School of Science Is On the Way Back
Looking back on 2013-14, the season that ushered in a new era under Roberto Martinez's positive management
by Lyndon Lloyd
: 23/05/2014
Memory Lane — FA Cup Finals
16 years after their previous appearance in the FA Cup Final at Wembley, Evertonians woke up on Saturday 19 May 1984, switched on their TV sets. The last time an Everton Captain had lifted the FA Cup was in 1966 and it was only the second time that an Everton Captain had done so at Wembley.
by Patrick Murphy
: 13/05/2014
From My Seat: Hull City (A)
A last game of the season in Hull in weather that was best described as changeable may not be your first choice of venues but I tell you what, for terrace parties it was great.
by Ken Buckley
: 11/05/2014
Record points haul sealed in style
Everton dominated possession from the start and James McCarthy gave Everton an early lead inside 10 mins. Lukaku struck just after the break to make it 2-0 in a very comfortable victory that underlined the tremendous changes wrought this season, Roberto Martinez leading his new club into Europe on the back of a Premier League record 72-point haul.
by Michael Kenrick
: 11/05/2014
Roberto Martinez: Re-introducing the School of Science
Everton fans from various websites get to meet and interview Roberto Martinez at Finch Farm.
by Paul Traill
: 10/05/2014
Memory Lane – Final Fixtures
Pat Murphy summarizes the final classic battles that bring to an end four seasons separated by the last four decades of top-flight football for Everton.
by Patrick Murphy
: 07/05/2014
Crucial Win For The (Sky) Blues
I was certainly in the bizarre situation of wanting Everton to lose the match. Tottenham losing their match and Manchester United’s also losing meant that 5th position was now a certainty and, as we headed on to the match, we were unanimous in our desire for Everton to lose the match. “Why put up with all that agony for the next 30 years just for the sake of one game which doesn’t mean anything?”
by Paul Traill
: 04/05/2014
Que sera, sera
Everton contributed mightily to an entertaining contest but were undone by charitable defending against a team that exhibited all the purpose and drive their own supporters would have wanted to see given what was at stake for them.
by Lyndon Lloyd
: 04/05/2014
From My Seat: Man City (H)
3 May 2014 was a strange day in the history of Everton Football Club. With a Champions League place to play for and only two games to go, about a quarter of the fanbase wanted us to lose all because, if Manchester City won, Liverpool may not win the title.
by Ken Buckley
: 04/05/2014
Brilliant Barkley strike counts for nought
A moment of magic from Ross Barkley fired Everton into a wonderful early lead, as he clipped a beautiful first-time shot way beyond Hart and into the top corner of the net from a difficult angle, a brilliant goal off Naismith's cross ball. Aguero then equalized with ease on Howard's near post. Dzeko then easily nodded in to put the visitors ahead and then made it 3-1 for City after Naismith had been denied. Everton looked out of ideas but a great Baines cross was powered in off the post by Lukaku to set up a high-tempo finish.
by Michael Kenrick
: 03/05/2014
Memory Lane – Match 37
Matches against Newcastle United, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Blackburn Rovers and Bolton Wanderers
by Patrick Murphy
: 01/05/2014
The Not-So-Beautiful Letdown
Two own goals and a lifeless response see the light all but go out on Everton's Champions League hopes
by Lyndon Lloyd
: 27/04/2014
Blues self-destruct with two own-goals
Antolin Alcaraz gave Southampton a shocking early lead when he headed a cross from Lambert past Howard to put a massive dent in Everton's fading Champions League hopes. The Blues huffed and puffed for half-an-hour before Coleman decided he could do it too, stooping to head a cross past Howard for the second unbelievable own-goal! Game over, apart from a few denied penalty calls and a wrong offside decision on a day nothing went Everton's way.
by Michael Kenrick
: 26/04/2014
Memory Lane – Match 36
Games against Manchester City, Sunderland, Sheffield Wednesday and Wolves
by Patrick Murphy
: 26/04/2014
Our Easiest Win Versus Manchester United
Everton were fantastic, Manchester United were anything but.
by Paul Traill
: 21/04/2014
From My Seat: Man Utd (H)
"A pretty straight-forward victory that in some ways reminded me of the Ali rope-a-dope fights. We sucked them in, saw them off and hit them hard."
by Ken Buckley
: 20/04/2014
Martinez Keeps Moyes Under His Thumb
Moyes, like Wenger before him, was played like a fiddle by Martinez, the Scot given the illusion that his team were in control of this contest before two rapier jabs dealt the fatal blows that had the visitors on their knees by half time.
by Lyndon Lloyd
: 20/04/2014
Revenge is So, So Sweet!
Everton rather struggled for possession but a Lukaku shot drew handball and a penalty, nicely converted by Baines. More Man Utd pressure, but a deceptively simple move saw Coleman play in Mirallas for a superb finish from a very narrow angle to end a very pleasing half were Everton had not played well but done more than enough. Everton grew in confidence during a solid second half and gave Moyes the bloody nose he fully deserved.
by Michael Kenrick
: 20/04/2014
It's the Hope that Kills You
With four games left and just one point in it, the chase for a place in the top four is far from over but this defeat to Palace was a body blow to Everton's chances.
by Lyndon Lloyd
: 17/04/2014
From My Seat: Crystal Palace (H)
Hopefully that’s not season end and the manager can rouse the players to give us a record points total and see where that leaves us table wise. To fold now would be a disaster after such displays to this point.
by Ken Buckley
: 17/04/2014
We Are Everton. We Lose Big Games. That's What We Do.
"When all is said and done Crystal Palace deserved their win and Everton deserved to lose."
by Paul Traill
: 17/04/2014
Memory Lane – Match 35
Games against Tottenham, Southampton and Blackburn from the past four decades
by Patrick Murphy
: 16/04/2014
Punchy Palace stun over-confident Blues
Crystal Palace went into a shock lead on 22 mins after holding off some spirited Everton attacks. Puncheon slotting home after Howard was forced to parry a wicked Bolaise cross to Chamahk. After the break, Naismith on but Palace poured forward and Scott Dann scored a second goal from a corner. It was scrappy when it finally came, but a decent cross to the far post by Mirallas stood up nicely for Baines to head back in and there was Naismith to bundle it across the line. Fighting for the equalizer, Everton were stunned when Jerome scored to put the game out of reach despite a clever goal from Mirallas.
by Michael Kenrick
: 16/04/2014
Memory Lane – Match 34
Matches against Arsenal, Tottenham and Chelsea
by Patrick Murphy
: 14/04/2014
Fortune Favours the Persistent
Not an impressive display from Everton by any means but getting the three points was absolutely paramount.
by Lyndon Lloyd
: 13/04/2014
From my seat: Sunderland (A)
A visit to the home of the Mackems is never the best of away trips but, in our present league position, one that engendered both excitement and dread. Could we make it seven wins on the bounce? Could we go 4th? Could Barry survive a 10th yellow card? Well... 'Yes' was the ultimate answer — but not without a rollercoaster of emotions.
by Ken Buckley
: 12/04/2014
Deulofeu magic brings seventh win
Still no Phil Jagielka for Everton but Gerard Deulofeu gets a starting place, with McGeady, Mirallas and Barkley starting the game against Sunderland on the bench. Naismith blasted over a super chance in the first half, which ended goalless. Naismith missed a gift through poor execution. With the game heading for a draw, Deulofeu's magic earned a rather lucky own-goal off Wes Brown.
by Michael Kenrick
: 12/04/2014
Memory Lane — Match 33
Games against Leeds United, Norwich City, Luton Town and Burnley recalled from 10, 20, 30 and 40 years ago, respectively.
by Patrick Murphy
: 10/04/2014
From The Dixie Dean Suite...
on to the Dixie Dean Suite and what a fantastic day we had. The match itself obviously made it all the more sweeter but it was a privilege to be treated to the rather stellar service of the Everton staff. Immediately upon entrance into Goodison Park, we were met by the ever-friendly Graeme Sharpe.
by Paul Traill
: 07/04/2014
Wenger's Guns Silenced By Martinez's Masterplan
Cometh the hour, cometh the men. All of them, including Roberto Martinez
by Lyndon Lloyd
: 07/04/2014
From My Seat: Arsenal (H)
We drank, laughed and hoped that we could take the Arsenal scalp which would be no mean feat considering the history of this game over the years. My take was that, if we could do it at Fulham against the history, well then... why not today?
by Ken Buckley
: 06/04/2014
Rampant Blues destroy Arteta's Arsenal
A tremendous domineering performance by the Blues that totally destroyed Arsenal, their biggest win over the Gunners in 25 years, and fine revenge for that galling FA Cup Quarterfinal defeat.
by Michael Kenrick
: 06/04/2014
Memory Lane – Match 32
Games against Birmingham, Southampton, Liverpool and Tottenham
by Patrick Murphy
: 04/04/2014
Naismith's Spark Fires Blues to Fifth Straight Victory
Five straight Premier League wins, two away from home in potentially tricky fixtures at St James' Park and Craven Cottage, and Everton genuinely have the look of a team that can sneak into the Champions League qualification places this season
by Lyndon Lloyd
: 31/03/2014
From My Seat: Fulham (A)
While the performance first half was poor the fighting spirit was not in question so getting the three points satisfied most.
by Ken Buckley
: 30/03/2014
Super-sub Naismith raises Everton tempo
Roberto Martinez selected the same starting line-up for today's early kick-off at Craven Cottage. But Everton struggled against a spirited Fulham side who spurned a lot of well-created chances in a difficult first half. Naismith came on for Barkley and scored within 5 mins, although it will be given as an own-goal by Stockdale. Fulham equalized with a tremendous shot from Dejagah but Naismith inspired Everton, then McGeady came on and played in Mirallas for a fine finish. Then Naismith scored himself before hitting the post to seal a very important win for Everton.
by Michael Kenrick
: 30/03/2014
Memory Lane – Match 31
Games against Leicester City, Oldham and Newcastle
by Patrick Murphy
: 28/03/2014
Resurrecting the Straw Man
The ludicrous furore over the “unfairness” of Everton’s loan players has returned now that the Blues have started winning again.
by Lyndon Lloyd
: 28/03/2014
From My Seat: Newcastle (A)
"If you could bottle that performance and bring it out each game, who knows what could be achieved."
by Ken Buckley
: 26/03/2014
Everton Turn on the Style to Dismantle Newcastle
Pace. Goals. Killer instinct. Tonight, Everton exhibited all three in spades to notch a fourth-successive League win and reclaim 5th place.
by Lyndon Lloyd
: 26/03/2014
Memory Lane — Match 30
Games against Middlesbrough, Arsenal, Ipswich Town, and Coventry City remembered from 10, 20, 30 and 40 years ago.
by Patrick Murphy
: 23/03/2014
Less Than Emphatic But Victorious Nonetheless
Everton's Champions League flame is still flickering after their eighth home win on the bounce in all competitions but at a time of the campaign when they need to be kicking into high gear, this was arguably a case of winning despite not performing at your best.
by Lyndon Lloyd
: 22/03/2014
From My Seat: Swansea City (H)
"It was a game I expected to see as both teams have big bucks to play for and I expect many a game to season end will be just as fraught."
by Ken Buckley
: 22/03/2014
Goalkeepers As Captains?
Everton had enough to get over the line for another welcome three points – our third league win in a row and our eighth consecutive home win (including the FA Cup win over QPR).
by Paul Traill
: 22/03/2014
Blues struggle to a narrow win
The start to the game was poor and it looked like a stalemate could ensue until Barkley was tripped by Chico and Baines scored from the spot. But a simple move saw Bony equalize just after the half-hour and Swansea dominated the rest of the half. Everton were still poor after the break until Lukaku finally powered home a good low cross from Mirallas. Then Barkley nodded a corner in from close range to finally give Everton a decent margin until Williams powered in a header off the bar in added time.
by Michael Kenrick
: 22/03/2014
Memory Lane – Match 29
Games against West Ham, Nottingham Forest, Ipswich and Leicester, the last of which saw devoted Blue Bernard Murphy tragically killed outside the Walkers Stadium.
by Patrick Murphy
: 20/03/2014
We Can't Keep Sneaking These Wins
" If we are to qualify for European football next season however we’ll need to start doing a lot more than sneaking these home wins."
by Paul Traill
: 16/03/2014
From My Seat: Cardiff City (H)
As always a good day out and whatever is made of the performance a good three points gained. After our game v WHU I said then I thought we would have games very tight until season end and I still stand by that and the fact being the team to get the points no matter the performance will determine the final table.
by Ken Buckley
: 15/03/2014
Coleman Late Show Keeps European Push On Track
Everton furthered their European ambitions with an important win over Cardiff City but it took a stoppage-time strike from Seamus Coleman to claim the points
by Lyndon Lloyd
: 15/03/2014
Memory Lane — Match 28
League games against Portsmouth (H), Chelsea (H), Liverpool (H), and Wolverhampton Wanderers (H) lovingly recalled from 10, 20, 30 and 40 years ago, with the help of Patrick's extensive collection of matchday programmes.
by Patrick Murphy
: 13/03/2014
''That Arteta Is a Bit of a…''
I somehow expected more from Mikel Arteta than badge-kissing when celebrating his goal, pretending to be injured because his boot fell off and stopping our attack in doing so, and then moaning to try and get our players booked.
by Paul Traill
: 09/03/2014
Another Bite from Reality As Everton Crash Out
The Wembley dream is dead for another year and Everton's painful stretch without a major trophy extends to 20 years thanks to a heavy, if somewhat harsh, 4-1 defeat to Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium.
by Lyndon Lloyd
: 08/03/2014
From My Seat: Arsenal (FA Cup)
It would be an understatement to say the performance left us less than pleased.
by Ken Buckley
: 08/03/2014
Blues crumble at The Emirates
The game got off to a strange start for Everton playing well until Arsenal worked their way forward, McCarthy slipped, Carzola played in Ozil, and the first goal was scored. Far, far too easily. Everton struggled to get back into it until a good long run from Barkley ended with an excellent ball to Mirallas at the far post but it hit his heel and spun nicely for Lukaku to tap in from close range and put Everton on the scoreboard. In the second half, a penalty called against Barry put Arsenal ahead again. Everton struggled to reassert themselves but ended up conceding two more and the dream was well and truly over.
by Michael Kenrick
: 08/03/2014
Memory Lane — FA Cup Round 6
A crucial quarter-final against Notts County, remembered from thirty years ago.
by Patrick Murphy
: 06/03/2014
Lukaku Provides the Edge to Sink the Hammers Again
Everton notched their first Premier League win in a month and their first clean sheet since 11th January thanks to Romelu Lukaku's 10th goal of the season
by Lyndon Lloyd
: 02/03/2014
From My Seat: West Ham Utd (H)
Overall, a good day out. Not a lot to write home about. We were grateful for the points and hope that this can be the start of points gathering for us...
by Ken Buckley
: 01/03/2014
On We March
Everton 1-0 West Ham United: Premier League wins have been difficult to come by of late but it’s been some time since we won a game comfortably. Regardless, I came expecting a draw and was relieved to leave with a win against a rugged West Ham side boasting four clean sheets in a row.
by Paul Traill
: 01/03/2014
Lukaku returns with a striker's goal
Another huge uphill struggle for the Blues to penetrate a resolute West Ham defence seemed headed for a 0-0 draw but the simplest of moves, the easiest of plays, a low cross in from Baines, a perfect supply ball for substitute striker Everton have missed so badly, and Wham Bam! Thank you, West Ham!! A very well taken goal by Romelu Lukaku, finally breaking the interminable deadlock with less than 10 mins left.
by Michael Kenrick
: 01/03/2014
Memory Lane — Match 27
Games against Aston Villa (H), Manchester United (A), Watford (A), and Sheffield Utd (A) recalled from 10, 20 30 and 40 years ago, respectively, thanks to the the collection of matchday programmes lovingly reviewed by Patrick Murphy
by Patrick Murphy
: 27/02/2014
Roberto – Swansong Or the Start of a Beautiful Relationship?
Some of the natives are getting restless about the direction of Roberto's Revolution.
by Patrick Murphy
: 24/02/2014
Punchless Everton Are Punished Again
Everton fell to their third consecutive away defeat
to a rival for the Champions League qualification slots and slipped out of the top six
for the first time since November.
by Lyndon Lloyd
: 22/02/2014
From my seat: Chelsea (A)
It should be remembered that playing Chelsea away is no easy task and to play them as we did deserves high praise: at times we looked like the home side. I think today we will feel frustration and hurt not because we lost but for being the better side for a long period and then to get done right on the death just because we just can’t seem to score in these sorts of games.
by Ken Buckley
: 22/02/2014
Late Terry lunge defeats toothless Everton
A hamstring problem forced Lacina Traore to be withdrawn from the starting line-up selected by Roberto Martinez after he announced a side that featured one change, with Leon Osman in for Ross Barkley. Everton played very well in the first half but could not create a goal for all their efforts. The game carried on with Everton edging possession buyt ended in added time when Terry lunged in on Howard, forcing a stupid error as good free kick flew in to the Everton net off his foot.
by Michael Kenrick
:
22/02/2014
Bryan Oviedo — What A Gent!
On behalf of ToffeeWeb, Paul Traill takes up a very special invitation from David Sawyer to attend Sponsors Day at Finch Farm as a guest of Byran Oviedo's Sponsors — Bircherley Ltd.
by Paul Traill
: 20/02/2014
Memory Lane - League Cup Final
A look back at the ill-fated Milk Cup Final of 1984
by Patrick Murphy
: 20/02/2014
Super-Sub Naismith Provides Catalyst for Everton
The scoreline may have been slightly flattering but Everton advanced to the FA Cup Sixth Round with a 3-1 victory over Swansea City.
by Lyndon Lloyd
: 16/02/2014
From My Seat: Swansea City (Cup)
Although today’s game was less than enthralling — in fact, we were downright poor in long stretches — I read nothing into it as, after years of Blue cup ties, none of them seem to go to form or plan. The important thing is get a win and in the hat.
by Ken Buckley
: 16/02/2014
Blues stumble into Sixth Round
Everton had stumbled through somewhat unconvincingly to the last eight of the venerable old competition
by Michael Kenrick
: 16/02/2014
Memory Lane — FA Cup Round 5
Just one game from 30 years ago as Blues looked to reach Wembley in the FA Cup and League Cup, but this spawns memories of other cup games against Shrewsbury Town... and Southampton.
by Patrick Murphy
: 14/02/2014
From My Seat: Crystal Palace (H)
Ken made it to Goodison, only for the match to be called off
by Ken Buckley
: 12/02/2014
Memory Lane – Match 26
Matches against Leeds, West Brom, Swindon and Southampton
by Patrick Murphy
: 10/02/2014
Blues Floored by Second-Half Sucker Punch
Goals win points and strikers score goals. Sometimes it's that simple.
by Lyndon Lloyd
: 09/02/2014
From My Seat: Spurs (A)
Anyone fancy a guess at why, when we desperately need an out-and-out striker, we have none on the pitch but one on the bench — and don’t use him? The manager will probably have a simple answer for that but chances are he ain’t going to tell us...
by Ken Buckley
: 09/02/2014
He who hesitates is lost
After four chances for Osman in the first 7 mins, the game turned in the second half on a crucial free-kick taken quickly by Spurs as Everton slept, Adebyaor smashing the ball past Howard. Martinez tried to rescue the game but his substitutions were way too late and if anything disrupted any rhythm Everton had. A miserable defeat that surely ends Everton's challenge.
by Michael Kenrick
: 09/02/2014
Memory Lane — Match 25
Matches against Birmingham City (A), Chelsea (A), Notts County (H), and QPR (A) recalled from 10, 20, 30 and 40 years ago, thanks to Patrick's immense collection of matchday programmes
by Patrick Murphy
: 07/02/2014
From My Seat: Aston Villa (H)
We are back in it. It will be great to see how we go about staying in it.
by Ken Buckley
: 01/02/2014
Momentum Shift Pushes Blues On to Another Vital Win
Kevin Mirallas served up another slice of precision artistry to turn on its head a contest that, for long stretches, had looked as though it was going to end in utter frustration.
by Lyndon Lloyd
: 01/02/2014
Brilliant comeback led by Naismith
Everton dominated play but Villa scored on the break after dispossessing Barkley, Bacuna driving the ball through Howard's legs. It had been one-way traffic and that continued until the disciplined Villa defence was finally punctured by Naismith on as a sub with a fine finish to level the game. Kevin Mirallas then pulled something out of the textbook with an absolutely superb free-kick executed to perfection from a very long way out to give the Blues a massive one-goal victory.
by Michael Kenrick
: 01/02/2014
Memory Lane — Match 24
Games against Ipswich, Tottenham, West Ham and Manchester United
by Patrick Murphy
: 30/01/2014
From Gallipoli to Goodison Glory
From Gallipoli to Goodison Glory — The Remarkable Story of Harry Cook, Everton's 'Blind Masseur'
by Rob Sawyer
: 30/01/2014
The Life and Times of Frank Brettell
Everton forward and goalkeeper turned club secretary
by Tony Onslow
: 30/01/2014
From My Seat: Liverpool (A)
Overall one to forget but you just don’t, do you?
by Ken Buckley
: 29/01/2014
Our Anfield Agony Goes On
A sickener for the Blues that starkly illustrated the gulf in resources between these two old foes
by Lyndon Lloyd
: 28/01/2014
Sin Meido? Sin defensivo.
Everton did their best to match an impressively urgent Liverpool start that eventually saw them take the lead off a quality Suarez corner powered in at the near post by Gerrard. Sturridge made it two with frightening ease, then minutes later scooped a clever lob over Howard to make it three as Everton looked lost at sea in the pouring rain. Osman replaced Pienaar and almost scored just before Jagielka gifted the ball to Suarez and the fourth goal was inevitable. Sturridge missed his hat-trick, firing a penalty over the bar, and Liverpool relaxed a little leaving Everton to play out the half, pride heavily bruised.
by Michael Kenrick
: 28/01/2014
Memory Lane — Match 23
Games against
Liverpool (A),
Blackburn Rovers (A),
Stoke City (A), and Derby County (H) form 10, 20, 30 & 40 years ago, remembered via Patrick's immense collection of Matchday Programmes
by Patrick Murphy
: 26/01/2014
Everton Remain Unruffled to Power Through
A 4-0 victory earned on a heavy pitch saw Everton into the FA Cup Fifth Round but Martinez will go into Tuesday's Merseyside derby counting fit bodies and ruing more bad luck in the form of another long-term injury.
by Lyndon Lloyd
: 25/01/2014
Confident display despite Oviedo blow
Everton suffered an early fright when Robles dropped the ball but the Blues went up the other end and scored through Naismith in their first attack. But Oviedo in a heavy clash with Heslop appeared to break his ankle! Osman on in his place, set up Naismith for the second goal off a nice through-ball. Heitinga, on as sub for Jagielka, scored the third. Gueye came on and scored the fourth after Naismith was denied his hat-trick by the officials.
by Michael Kenrick
: 25/01/2014
Memory Lane — FA Cup Round 4
Games from the Fourth Round of the FA Cup, against Fulham, Gillingham and West Brom from 10, 30 and 40 years ago, remembered from Patrick's programme collection.
by Patrick Murphy
: 23/01/2014
From My Seat: WBA (A)
Let’s hope it was a one off. We are still right in the mix for fourth spot but any higher might be a tall order after so many draws.
by Ken Buckley
: 21/01/2014
Everton Lack Spark As They're Held to Another Draw
A ninth draw for the season and the kind of display for which only a derby win at Anfield can atone.
by Lyndon Lloyd
: 20/01/2014
Two points dropped as Blues lose focus
Everton struggled to really impose their superiority on a determined if limited WBA side in the first half, until some direct football from Distin up to Lukaku played in Mirallas who fired home well to give Everton a very welcome half-time lead. West Brom responded after the break, Anichebe coming on, and Everton failing completely to press any advantage, with Martinez guilty of not making changes until far too late, after the home side got the equalizer their determined play had long threatened. Two more points lost.
by Michael Kenrick
: 20/01/2014
Memory Lane — Match 22
Round 22 top-flight matches against Charlton Athletic (H), Birmingham City (A), Sheffield Wednesday (H), and Manchester City (H) from 10, 20, 30 and 40 years ago, recalled with the help of Patrick's matchday programme collection
by Patrick Murphy
: 17/01/2014
Dewch Laen Everton! / Auf gehts Everton!
Everton 2 - 0 Norwich City
by Paul Traill
: 12/01/2014
From My Seat: Norwich (H)
The football played did l at times resembled the flow of the ‘Royal Blue Mersey’ However, with that free flowing dominance, it must concern the manager that we don’t score more goals from such joined-up play.
by Ken Buckley
: 11/01/2014
Impressive Everton Power Past Norwich
Two sublime strikes lifted Everton over Norwich on the back of another dominant performance.
by Lyndon Lloyd
: 11/01/2014
Quality goals seal superb Blues win
Roberto Martinez was forced to make changes as injuries cut deep into the squad of players he had available for this fixture . Barkley and Alcaraz were out but Jagielka returned as Aiden McGeady made a surprise introduction to the crowd. Everton totally dominated and went ahead on 23 mins off an excellent strike form Gareth Barry. Mirallas scored the second in fine style with an excellent free-kick won by Baines; the football at times was just scintillating.
by Michael Kenrick
: 11/01/2014
Memory Lane – Match 21
Matches against Arsenal, Coventry, Newcastle and Fulham.
by Patrick Murphy
: 09/01/2014
The Men Who Bankrolled Everton
James Clement Baxter wasn't the only man who financed Everton FC's move away from Anfield in 1892.
by Tony Onslow
: 08/01/2014
A Tale of Two Harrys - Everton FC and its Debt to the Cooke Family
Has any family has given more dedicated or lengthy service to Everton Football Club than the Cookes?
by Rob Sawyer
: 08/01/2014
Memory Lane - League Cup Semi-Final
Looking back at semi-finals against Aston Vllla from 1977 and 1984
by Patrick Murphy
: 06/01/2014
QPR Effortlessly Brushed Aside
Everton quite effortlessly into the hat for the 4th Round and Oldham at home would do nicely.
by Paul Traill
: 04/01/2014
From My Seat: QPR (H)
"Many were wrestling with the notion of ‘Are we that good’ or is the second team in the championship ‘That bad’?"
by Ken Buckley
: 04/01/2014
From My Seat: Stoke City (A)
It may be the case that we dropped two points but, at that moment Baines's penalty kick hit the net, one felt great and from the celebrations you thought it could have been the winner.
by Ken Buckley
: 01/01/2014
Osman's drive rescues a point
A lively first-half saw Mirallas smack fearsome shots into both the crossbar and the post as Stoke held out until the break. Stoke took the lead when Assaidi beat Howard with a crisp shot that meant Everton would need to be even more creative in attack. but they were blocked away countless times as they chased the game until sub Osman won a penalty in added time that Baines smacked home to rescue a point from a very difficult game that would see the Blues slip back into 5th place.
by Michael Kenrick
: 01/01/2014
A Tale of Two Secretaries
A trip to Turton for the second round of the 1882-83 Lancashire FA knockout.
by Tony Onslow
: 31/12/2013
Memory Lane — Match 20
Round 20 top flight matches against Arsenal (H), Sheffield United (A), Wolverhampton Wanderers (A), and Sheffield United (H) from 10, 20, 30 and 40 years ago, recalled with the help of Patrick's matchday programme collection
by Patrick Murphy
: 30/12/2013
2014 in 4th Position – Who'd Have Thought It?
Paul's final report of 2013 from the 2-1 win over Southampton
by Paul Traill
: 30/12/2013
From My Seat: Southampton (H)
A good day out and a game that was played in good spirit in the main between two footballing teams
by Ken Buckley
: 29/12/2013
Lukaku Ensures Blues Finish 2013 On a High
Romelu Lukaku ended a run of five games with the winner against Southampton as the Blues end the year in fourth.
by Lyndon Lloyd
: 29/12/2013
Blues secure vital hard-fought win
A great individual goal from Coleman after just 9 mins set the Blues off nicely but they could not find a path through a solid Saints defence before the break. The visitors made it tough in the second half and equalized through a long-distance strike by Ramirez that fooled Robles. But Lukaku restored the lead after great work from Pienaar and McCarthy to secure a very important 3 points that put Everton into the top 4.
by Michael Kenrick
: 29/12/2013
The Ghost of Everton Past
Martinez was undone by a familiar Goodison script as a seemingly hopeless task for Sunderland turned into their first away win of the season.
by Lyndon Lloyd
: 26/12/2013
Memory Lane — Match 19
Games against Birmingham City (H), Manchester City (A), Sunderland (H) and Liverpool (H) are recalled with the help of old matchday programmes from 10, 20, 30 and 40 years ago...
by Patrick Murphy
: 27/12/2013
Sometimes Your Luck Is Just Out
Everton 0 - 1 Southampton
by Paul Traill
: 27/12/2013
From My Seat: Sunderland (H)
We assembled in our Room of Nonsense and the pre-match chat centred on many things — none of which anticipated a loss.
by Ken Buckley
: 26/12/2013
Osman and Howard press 'Self-Destruct'
A massive and unbelievable cock-up by Osman and a red card for Howard. Everton down to 10 men. Penalty for Sunderland. Everton battled away against the odds, and came very close but for the defiance of Mannone in the Sunderland goal.
by Michael Kenrick
: 26/12/2013
Memory Lane – Match 18
Games against Southampton (A), QPR (A), and one of those Premier League defeats at Old Trafford
by Patrick Murphy
: 24/12/2013
The First Everton Scot
Profiling Jack McGill, the first Scottish player to represent Everton
by Tony Onslow
: 23/12/2013
From My Seat: Swansea City (A)
A road trip for the faithful eyewitness who calls it like it was...
by Ken Buckley
: 23/12/2013
Sublime Strikes Earn Everton Victory Over Swansea
Everton extend their unbeaten run to 10 games thanks to two stunning goals by Seamus Coleman and Ross Barkley
by Lyndon Lloyd
: 22/12/2013
Absolutely Brilliant From Everton!
The second half saw sumptuous football from Everton that finally delivered with a pile-driver from Coleman but Tiendalli somehow powered home a deflected goal off Oviedo as the rain poured down. It came down to Barkley and an absolutely brilliant free-kick curled over and around the wall, in off the bar.
by Michael Kenrick
: 22/12/2013
Memory Lane — Match 17
Round 17 Matches against Leicester City (H), Wimbledon (A), Aston Villa (H), and Newcastle United (A) and are recalled from match programmes dating back 10, 20, 30 and 40 years.
by Patrick Murphy
: 20/12/2013
Memory Lane – League Cup Round 5
Patrick Murphy remembers a League Cup tie from 1984 and a certain backpass that was destined top become a turning point for an all too brief period of Everton dominance, starting 30 years ago this winter...
by Patrick Murphy
: 17/12/2013
We Can Do It When We Have To
It wasn’t pretty for most of that second half and you have to accept we can’t play brilliant every match, but what was pleasing was how we came back into the game and forced the victory when we had to.
by Paul Traill
: 15/12/2013
Everton Regroup to Kill Off Fulham
Everton eventually rammed home their superiority over Fulham after Berbatov's penalty threatened to raise the spectre of more dropped points
by Lyndon Lloyd
: 14/12/2013
From My Seat: Fulham (H)
Ken was in the stand to see it all unfold at Goodison Park.
by Ken Buckley
: 14/12/2013
Blues recover well after second-half slump
Roberto Martinez made some interesting choices, starting both young stars Barkley and Deulofeu for the first time, while resting Mirallas, with McCarthy forced to sit this one out on his 5th yellow card of the season. Leon Osman made his 300th senior start for Everton, and scored the first goal inside 20 mins with an elegant curler after neat footwork. Everton were shockingly poor after the break and Fulham equalized off a strange penalty, but Coleman thankfully smashed home after great work by Lukaku and Pienaar. Then Barry nodded one in from close range, followed by an excellent low strike from Mirallas and suddenly it was an excellent result.
by Michael Kenrick
: 14/12/2013
Memory Lane – Match 16
Unbeaten games against Norwich, Man Utd, Leeds Utd and Portsmouth
by Patrick Murphy
: 12/12/2013
The Life and Times of Thomas Evans
A look at the life of Tom Evans who is linked with the formation of Everton FC out of its Church football team roots
by Tony Onslow
: 10/12/2013
Ted Critchley – My Dad
Rob talks to Doris Holmes, daughter of Ted Critchley, the Trevor Steven, Dave Thomas or Alex Scott of his day
by Rob Sawyer
: 10/12/2013
Howard Kendall Interview
ToffeeWeb's Paul Traill was lucky enough to interview Everton's legendary player and manager, Howard Kendall
by Paul Traill
: 10/12/2013
Irrepressible Everton Come Back to Earn a Deserved Draw
A performance that firmly establishes the Blues as contenders for the top four earns a well-deserved draw at Arsenal
by Lyndon Lloyd
: 08/12/2013
Brilliant Delboy goal secures a draw
The next big test for Roberto Martinez, after the fantastic performance and result at Old Trafford, was at leaders Arsenal.
With Leighton Baines still out, the manager has made no changes to the side that started against Man Utd. Everton put in a superb display for the first 40 mins, but lacked the killer final touch. Martinez dallied with his second-half subs while Wenger made three and eventually went ahead through Ozil. But Deulofeu finally figured out how to score one-on-on, scooping a brilliant strike over Szczesny.
by Michael Kenrick
: 08/12/2013
Memory Lane — Match 15
Round 15 Matches against Manchester City (H), Queens Park Rangers (H), Norwich City (H) and Chelsea (A) are recalled from match programmes dating back 10, 20, 30 and 40 years.
by Patrick Murphy
: 07/12/2013
This Time It Was Different
21 years of pain and frustration was swept away in a glorious instant when Bryan Oviedo, who was only two years old the last time Everton beat United on their own turf, slotted past David de Gea with four minutes left on the clock.
by Lyndon Lloyd
: 04/12/2013
From The Prawn Sandwich Section
Oviedo: I remember him playing Stevenage earlier this season and he was awful, but credit to him, he’s waited for his chance for over a season now and has performed brilliantly. Two goals in two games and two clean sheets. He did very well against Januzaj and was solid defensively. A very impressive performance which makes you think we may just be able to cope without Baines after all. My Man of the Match. 9
by Paul Traill
: 05/12/2013
From My Seat: Man Utd (A)
There was singing on trains, coaches and cars as we descended on Sky’s darlings with loaded Kalashnikovs ready for a proper gunfight. As it turned-out, the homeward journey would be twice as nice and twice as loud.
by Ken Buckley
: 05/12/2013
Oviedo seals a fantastic victory for Bobby's Blues
With no fresh injury concerns, Roberto Martinez named an attacking midfield with Ross Barkley restored to the side, but electing to bench weekend stars Leon Osman and Gerard Deulofeu. Everton faded after a really bright start, ceding possession too easily and not making the most of some excellent counter-attacking moves. If ever a game was crying out for the magic of Gerard Deulofeu... but it was Bryan Oviedo who finally hammered the ball home past De Gea with just 5 mins left to produce a fantastic and eagerly anticipated victory for Blues fans everywhere.
by Michael Kenrick
: 04/12/2013
Memory Lane — Match 14
Round 14 Matches against Bolton (A), Arsenal (A), Coventry (A) and Spurs (H) are recalled from match programmes dating back 10, 20, 30 and 40 years.
by Patrick Murphy
: 03/12/2013
Martinez's Everton Flex Their Attacking Muscles
A handsome 4-0 hammering of Stoke City was a fine way to relieve some of the pent-up energy and frustration from three consecutive draws.
by Lyndon Lloyd
: 30/11/2013
From My Seat: Stoke City (H)
A 4-0 win that saw a goal apiece by loan players and a goal apiece by our full backs, nothing like variety eh.
by Ken Buckley
: 30/11/2013
Anyone Else Won Over?
Paul reports from the 4-0 hammering of Stoke City at Goodison
by Paul Traill
: 30/11/2013
Sumptuous Stuff Sinks Stoke
With Barkley and Mirallas on the bench, Deulofeu, Osman and Oviedo started in a surprising squad rotation by Roberto Martinez. Everton dominated play but it required some sheer magic from Deulofeu dancing through the Stoke City defence, lovely exchanges with Pienaar and Barry, to finish brilliantly into the roof of the net. Fantastic skill. Coleman made it two after a great throw-out to Deulofeu, chipping Begovic. Oviedo then skipped beyond his marker and lashed a fantastic daisy-cutter in off the foot of Begovic's post. Another beautiful move initiated by a superb ball from Osman once more set Oviedo on his way down the left, he did brilliantly to check, turn and lay on an easy tap-in for Lukaku.
by Michael Kenrick
: 30/11/2013
Memory Lane — Match 13
Round 13 Matches against Wolves (H), Ipswich Town (A), Nottm Forest (H), Birmingham (A) and are recalled from match programmes dating back 10, 20, 30 and 40 years
by Patrick Murphy
: 28/11/2013
The FA Cup Scandal
The scheduling of the 1901 FA Cup Final replay causes uproar in Liverpool.
by Tony Onslow
: 27/11/2013
Football Won
Everton 3 - 3 Liverpool
by Paul Traill
: 24/11/2013
From my seat: Liverpool (H)
Eye-witness report from the man who was there...
by Ken Buckley
: 23/11/2013
Everton forced to share the spoils of derby thriller
An admittedly cracking game of football, albeit one whose thrills are dulled to a large degree by Evertonian frustration that we couldn't hold on at the end.
by Lyndon Lloyd
: 23/11/2013
Everton victory squandered at the death
Ross Barkley started the first Merseyside derby of the Roberto Martinez era, with Deulofeu and Osman on the bench. The first corner for Liverpool was easily converted by Coutinho all alone at the far post to give Liverpool a shocking early lead. But Mirallas equalized very strongly inside 3 minutes, powering in at the far post. Then a foul by Distin on Suarez set up a free-kick that the Uruguayan curled brilliantly around the Everon wall and beyond Howard, just inside the post. After relentless Everton pressure in the second half, Lukaku, who had been poor, finally drove the ball past Mignolet. And 10 mins later, off a brilliant corner, Lukaku powered home an excellent Duncanesque header. It looked like this was the winner but Sturridge came on and glanced home another silly free-kick given away by Distin to level the scores in a tremendous game that Everton should have won.
by Michael Kenrick
: 23/11/2013
Frustration
Frustrating. There are other words for it, but frustrating is the one that keeps coming back to mind in the post mortem of Everton's second successive goalless draw.
by Lyndon Lloyd
: 10/11/2013
It Could Be Worse...
"I suppose things could be a lot, lot worse. We sit 6th just three points of 2nd position and have kept three clean sheets in a row."
by Paul Traill
: 10/11/2013
Toothless Blues stymied again
A really disappointing game that belied Everton's dominance in terms of possession coupled with a maddening inability to carve out a single worthwhile goalscoring chance.
by Michael Kenrick
: 09/11/2013
Memory Lane – Match 11
A nostalgic review of programmes for the corresponding Everton games that took place at this stage of the season 10, 20, 30 & 40 years ago.
by Patrick Murphy
: 07/11/2013
The Good Doctor of Everton
A biopic of James Baxter, the local doctor who was elected to the Board of Directors in 1895 and later became Everton Chairman.
by Tony Onslow
: 05/11/2013
From my seat: Spurs (H)
Eyewitness report from Goodison Park.
by Ken Buckley
: 03/11/2013
Memory Lane – Match 10
Games against Coventry, Watford, Aston Villa and this weekend's opponents, Tottenham
by Patrick Murphy
: 01/11/2013
Memory Lane — League Cup Round 4
Everton are no longer involved this season, but that doesn't thwart the memories of Patrck Murphy and his collection of matchday programmes that provide the source material for these topical retrospectives.
by Patrick Murphy
: 29/10/2013
The Life and Times of an Everton Goalkeeper
Although he will never be an Everton legend, the life story of Archibald Pinnell is as rich and as varied as any other player who has represented this extraordinary football team .
by Tony Onslow
: 28/10/2013
Mick Meagan — The Man Who Spanned the Eras
Rob Sawyer provides another of his unique up-close and personal profiles of an Everton player from a previous era.
by Rob Sawyer
: 28/10/2013
Another Martinez Masterstroke Lifts Everton Over Villa
On a day littered with international dimensions, the inspiration for Everton's win was all English.
by Lyndon Lloyd
: 26/10/2013
From My seat: Aston Villa (A)
The man on the spot relays a great day out for the travelling Blues
by Ken Buckley
: 26/10/2013
Howard saves early penalty but Osman the hero
Match summary from Everton's handsome win at Villa Park
by Michael Kenrick
: 26/10/2013
Memory Lane - Match 9
Games against Arsenal, Luton, Southampton and that Efan Ekoku-inspired nightmare against Norwich 20 years ago.
by Patrick Murphy
: 24/10/2013
The Forgotten Blue of Ruhleben Prison Camp
The tale of Walter "Wattie" Campbell, a former Everton player who was taken captive by the Germans when war broke out 1914.
by Tony Onslow
: 22/10/2013
Slick Finish Heralds Pienaar's Return
Questions will continue to be raised about the uncertainty at the back and the continuing inability to really kill opponents off but the three points are all that matter.
by Lyndon Lloyd
: 21/10/2013
Things Could Be A Lot, Lot Worse
Match Report: Everton 2 - 1 Hull City
by Paul Traill
: 20/10/2013
From my seat: Hull City (H)
A man amongst the many, Ken Buckley provides his unique eye-witness assessment of Everton's performance.
by Ken Buckley
: 19/10/2013
Tigers make it hard work for Blues
Match summary from Everton's 2-1 home win over Hull City.
by Michael Kenrick
: 19/10/2013
Memory Lane — Match 8
Patrick adds some extra spice to his four-decade review of previous previous fixtures, with a couple of famous line-ups from derby games back in the 1960s.
by Patrick Murphy
: 17/10/2013
In My Blue Life 2
More chance acquaintances for a lanky lad from Knotty Ash.
by Fran Kearney
: 15/10/2013
Cliff Marshall - Goodison Pioneer
Another brilliant interview by Rob Sawyer, with Cliff Marshall, a local lad from Toxteth who became Everton's first black player back in the 1970s.
by Rob Sawyer
: 14/10/2013
Memory Lane – Premier League, Europe and TV
For the International break, Pattrick highlights a couple of articles that appeared in the Everton Matchday programme back in 1993, relating to these perennial topics.
by Patrick Murphy
: 12/10/2013
Mick Buckley – A Tribute
"It is with great sadness that I find myself trying to do justice to a footballer who many fans of my age looked up to and admired as he played for the club we loved and clearly he loved playing for the club."
by Patrick Murphy
: 08/10/2013
City Underscore a Gulf In Resources and Class
Everton's unbeaten run comes to an end as City's class tells, albeit aided by highly charitable refereeing
by Lyndon Lloyd
: 06/10/2013
From my seat: Man City (A)
Eye-witness report from the Etihad: "I don't like to criticise referees, but..."
by Ken Buckley
: 05/10/2013
Ref helps City end Blues' unbeaten run
Match summary of Everton's 3-1 defeat to Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium.
by Michael Kenrick
: 05/10/2013
Memory Lane — Match 7
QPR, Birmingham, Oldham and Leeds, including a rare hat-trick for utility man Steve Watson
by Patrick Murphy
: 03/10/2013
Impressive Everton Do Enough to Preserve Victory
Everton almost allowed complacency to wreck the work accomplished in a dream first half but held on to move into fourth in the table.
by Lyndon Lloyd
: 30/09/2013
Do We Ever Do It the Easy Way?
"Not bad Roberto. Not bad at all."
by Paul Traill
: 01/10/2013
From My Seat: Newcastle (H)
Impressions from a game that was a good deal closer at the end than a dominant first-half display suggested it would be
by Ken Buckley
: 01/10/2013
The Ultimate Game of Two Halves
Match Summary of the 3-2 win over Newcastle
by Michael Kenrick
: 30/09/2013
Memory Lane — Match 6
Patrick recalls games against Stoke City (H), Tottenham Hotspur (A), Aston Villa (H) and Middlesbrough (A) with the help of his programme collection.
by Patrick Murphy
: 27/09/2013
Two Steps Back, One Step Forward
The three crest options presented by the club following extensive consultation are underwhelming but are at least an improvement on the mis-step of the existing badge
by Lyndon Lloyd
: 24/09/2013
From My Seat: West Ham Utd (A)
Ken Buckley's eyewitness match report from Upton Park: "I thought we played those 7 minutes of added time better than I have seen us do in many a year..."
by Ken Buckley
: 22/09/2013
Memory Lane — League Cup Round 3
Highs and lows of Cup Football.
by Patrick Murphy
: 22/09/2013
You've Got Me Singing the Blues
Everton twice come from behind to beat West Ham on the back of two stunning free kicks by Leighton Baines and Romelu Lukaku's first goal for the club
by Lyndon Lloyd
: 21/09/2013
Consultation and Trepidation: Awaiting the New Crest Options
The consultation period over, the club's appointed stewards of the new crest design, Kenyon Fraser, are now crafting options for the fans to vote on.
by Lyndon Lloyd
: 17/09/2013
Cause For Optimism?
Match Report: Everton 1 - 0 Chelsea
by Paul Traill
: 15/09/2013
Fortitude, Fortune and Finesse Lift Martinez to First Everton Win
Everton belatedly banked their first three points of the 2013-14 season with a hard-fought victory over highly-fancied Chelsea thanks to a goal in first-half injury time.
by Lyndon Lloyd
: 14/09/2013
From My Seat: Chelsea (H)
"A very enjoyable game that has gone a long way to settling down both players and fans."
by Ken Buckley
: 14/09/2013
Memory Lane — Game 4
Patrick recaps games against Ipswich, Newcastle, Cardiff and Liverpool.
by Patrick Murphy
: 12/09/2013
Belgian Rotation Caps Astute Business by Martinez
Musings on the loss of Marouane Fellaini and Everton's immediate prospects following Roberto Martinez's transfer window business, particularly the addition of Romelu Lukaku
by Lyndon Lloyd
: 06/09/2013
Martinez's Everton Searching for Attacking Answers
Roberto Martinez's wait for his first Premier League victory as Everton manager goes on following a second-successive goalless draw.
by Lyndon Lloyd
: 01/09/2013
From My Seat: Cardiff City (A)
Ken reports on the goalless draw at Cardiff City Stadium as Everton continue to frustrate
by Ken Buckley
: 31/08/2013
Fellaini Comes Off the Bench to Push Everton Through
Everton's increasingly worrying lack of cutting edge threatened to expose them to the lottery of penalty kicks as battling Stevenage almost took them to the wire before Marouane Fellaini came off the bench to edge the Blues through to the third round.
by Lyndon Lloyd
: 28/08/2013
Frustrating Stall Through the Gears
I breathed a sigh of relief after all that frustration
by Paul Traill
: 29/08/2013
ToffeeWeb Chat – Former PL Referee, Ray Bigger
Ray Bigger, a referee in the inaugural season of the Premier League (1992-93) very kindly agreed to answer questions from ToffeeWeb contributors about what it's like to be a top-flight official and his take on some of the various rules.
by Matt Traynor
: 28/08/2013
Memory Lane — League Cup, Round 2
Patrick Murphy's new feature looking in retro at Everton's next game by going back through hos collection of matchday programmes to see who we played in the corresponding fixture 10, 20, 30 & 40 years ago.
by Patrick Murphy
: 26/08/2013
Not Very Convincing
Everton 0 - 0 West Bromwich Albion
by Paul Traill
: 25/08/2013
From My Seat: WBA (H)
"I do believe the shenanigans with Man United played a part in today’s showing as no matter how anyone may care to spin it was in truth a dismal spectacle."
by Ken Buckley
: 24/08/2013
Blues Lack Drive in Stalemate With West Brom
Marouane Fellaini and Seamus Coleman both hit the woodwork late on but it was too little, too late for an Everton side long on possession but short on urgency in Roberto Martinez's first home game in charge.
by Lyndon Lloyd
: 24/08/2013
From 'Moyessiah' to Pariah?
Has David Moyes's conduct and rhetoric over Manchester United's attempts to lure away Baines and Fellaini forever damaged his legacy at Everton?
by Lyndon Lloyd
: 24/08/2013
Memory Lane - Match 2
The Foxes, Hammers, Citizens and Cottagers feature in Patrick's look at Everton's second games of the season over the decades
by Patrick Murphy
: 21/08/2013
From My Seat: Norwich City (A)
Ken reports from the Blues' first game of the season, one that saw the Blues come back from a goal down to lead, only to be pegged back again by the Canaries
by Ken Buckley
: 18/08/2013
Martinez Clean Sheet Evaded... Just
Paul Traill reports on the Betis friendly from the Media Lounge at Goodison Park
by Paul Traill
: 11/08/2013
From my seat: Real Betis (H)
Match Report from the final pre-season friendly which the Blues won despite a below-par showing
by Ken Buckley
: 11/08/2013
Memory Lane – Match 1
If you like nostalgia then this new feature might trigger some good and bad memories and hopefully be of interest to all Blues. Patrick will attempt to publish a potted history from the last 40 years, using his collection of Everton Matchday Programmes as a reference point. His intention, ahead of each game this season, is to look at corresponding fixtures from 10, 20, 30 and 40 years ago.
by Patrick Murphy
: 13/08/2013
Power and The Glory
Paul Power, an unsung hero of the Blues' last League Title in 1987, in conversation with Rob Sawyer reflecting on his 40-year career in football
by Rob Sawyer
: 03/08/2013
The Jelavic Conundrum
Hamburg SV's interest in Nikica Jelavic provides an interesting dilemma for Everton this summer as the club transitions to the Roberto Martinez era.
by Lyndon Lloyd
: 22/07/2013
Love Affairs & Marriage
ToffeeWeb reporter Paul Traill was invited to the laiunch of deCoubertin's newest autobiographical release from by Howard Kendall, Love Affairs & Marriage: My Life In Football.
by Paul Traill
: 03/07/2013
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