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Everton 2019-20 Season Review: “Evolution” not Revolution for Ancelotti
Gary McCarty
Everton's dismal 3-1 defeat at home Bournemouth on the final day summed up a Premier League campaign that fans will be glad to see the back of.31/07/2020
End of Year School Report
Martin O'Connor
As this depressing season ended with a 3-1 defeat to Bournemouth, it is time to give out grades, so here is my school report on the underperforming bunch. Marks out of 10.26/07/2020
The Showman and the Dynamo
Paul McParlan
The Unique similarities between George Best and Howard Kendall's careers24/07/2020
Empty cabinets, the hamster wheel, and bulging saddle bags
Darren Hind
When Carlo Ancelotti was appointed as our manager, my heart sank. Getting the call from Everton must be like winning the lottery for a manager. Every ex-player working for this club is accused of being on easy street, looked after by Uncle Bill. Being an Evertonian at the club is a crime... yet any success this club has enjoyed in the past has always achieved with an Evertonian at the helm. Somebody who actually cares about and loves the club.14/07/2020
The Weakest Link: Not that bad, not that good
Conor McCourt
Comparing Carlo to what some view as our 'weakest' manager in the Premier League era during his darkest hour is no real barometer to be setting — and may only serve to produce an intentional heavily biased outcome.13/07/2020
1966 (and all that) — Part 2
John McFarlane [Senior]
Goodison Park was chosen as one of the stadiums to host matches in the 1966 World Cup; this second part covers recollections of the Quarter-Final and Semi-Final games.10/07/2020
Will we ever get an Everton identity back?
James Pirie
More than any world class manager or spectacular new stadium, I long for players who care.07/07/2020
The Last Rites
Steve Hogan
People often talk about watershed moments in a team's history; well, last night proved once and for all the faceless wonders who masqueraded as Everton players have no short- or long-term future at the club07/07/2020
1966 (and all that) — Part 1
John McFarlane [Senior]
The summer of 1966 was a magical time for Merseyside followers of football: Liverpool were League Champions, Everton were FA Cup winners, and Goodison Park was chosen to host Group 3 matches, plus a quarter-final and a semi-final of the World Cup.29/06/2020
Singing in the Rain with 10,000 Evertonians
Paul McParlan
The personal story of an FA Cup away day at Notts County in 198423/06/2020
Dennis Stevens: The Players” Player
Rob Sawyer
Two members of the same family left Dudley for Lancashire to pursue careers in the top echelon of English football. One sadly died in the Munich air disaster; the other would play an integral part in bringing silverware to Bolton Wanderers and Everton02/06/2020
Comings and Goings
Alasdair Jones
The theme of this article is the transfer dealings of the two managers that succeeded Harry Catterick, and whose objective would be to rebuild the team and ultimately create a Championship-winning side. How did Billy Bingham and then Gordon Lee fare in comparison to the “shrewd operator�30/05/2020
The Greatest?
Rick Tarleton
Who'd be my greatest player? Without doubt — Alex Young. He's not the best Everton player I've ever seen but, to me, he was everything I want in my cult hero.30/05/2020
Tommy Eglington — The Flying Winger of the Fifties
Rob Sawyer
The Irish international left-winger, gave unstinting service to the Blues' cause during some of the club's darkest days. He is forever associated with his teammate and great friend, Peter Farrell, who crossed the Irish Sea with him in 1946.18/05/2020
Tommy E Jones: A Gentleman on and off the Pitch
Rob Sawyer
T E Jones would have the burden of succeeding his supremely gifted namesake ‘T G' but he went on to carve out his own place in the Gwladys Street Hall of Fame.07/05/2020
The First Premier League Merseyside Derby
Dick Brady
A look back to December 1992 and the players who made up Howard Kendall's team that day02/05/2020
Memories of the New Millennium — May 2013
Patrick McFarlane
For more than several months towards the end of the 2012-13 season, media speculation had surrounded the future of David Moyes at Everton and whether he would sign an extension to his contract or seek pastures new.02/05/2020
Decline and Fall
Alasdair Jones
Everton's fall from grace after winning the Football League Championship in 1970 is something that rankled with me as it unfolded in the early '70s. Writing a few weeks back about the 1970 Championship win (Our Golden Anniversary) reignited my need to try and get a handle on why it all came about.29/04/2020
Six Degrees of Separation
Pete Jones
The author tries to link Everton to himself via a bit of land in South Merseyside, the first unequivocal victory for British and Dominion force in WW1, one of the greatest songwriters of the past 60 years and what appears to be the archetypal reality TV show in six steps.20/04/2020
The Hillsborough Disaster Documentary
Rob Sawyer
Rob Sawyer in conversation with Director Daniel Gordon, who has produced what is held to be the definitive documentary about the 1989 disaster14/04/2020
“Easy” — The Mick Heaton Story
Rob Sawyer
On the 25th anniversary of his untimely passing, celebrating the life and achievements of a man who was a vital part of the managerial team which led Everton to an unprecedented period of glory in the 1980s11/04/2020
Ruhleben Football Association
Rob Halligan
I recently purchased a book called The Ruhleben Football Association, a true story about British prisoners of war, taken prisoner during The Great War10/04/2020
Our Golden Anniversary
Alasdair Jones
1 April 2020 marked the Golden Anniversary of Everton securing the First Division Championship trophy in that most memorable 1969-70 season.09/04/2020
A 70s-80s Everton Childhood, FC Schalke 04, and Jonjoe Kenny
Danny O'Neill
I present some personal memories, a non-Everton footballing link with the Bundesliga club, and Jonjoe Kenny, who is currently on loan there.05/04/2020
Memories of the New Millennium — April 2005
Patrick McFarlane
By the beginning of April 2005, Evertonians were dreaming about their team qualifying for the Champions League in the 2005-06 season.01/04/2020
A Classic Everton Who-Dunn-it
Jamie Yates
Going down the Royal Blue rabbit hole on Findmypast.com and stumbling in the direction of the tale of late-1920s/early-1930s Toffees' inside-right and Scottish international ‘Wembley Wizard' Jimmy Dunn30/03/2020
The English Game
Jamie Yates
The English Game, a beautifully crafted dramatisation of one of the most interesting subtexts in the early days of Association Football, pre-League, when friendly matches took place up and down the country, the game was almost completely amateur and the FA Cup really was 'the big one'29/03/2020
Goodison Memories - A Golden Anniversary
Phil Williams
Today, the 28 March, is the 50th anniversary of my first game at Goodison Park.Aged just 6 I went along with my Dad to watch us beat Chelsea 5-2.
28/03/2020
A Day of Celebration and Commemoration at The Winslow
EFC Heritage Society
Earlier this month, the Everton FC Heritage Society teamed up with the current licensee, Dave Bond, to celebrate with the Borthwick, Robinson and Greenhalgh families' connections to the football club and pub23/03/2020
Assessing Carlo Ancelotti in this hiatus time
Martin O'Connor
As we sit out an unplanned break to football, it is the perfect time to review Carlo Ancelotti's start at the Blues. Has he really lived up to the 'Carlo Fantastico' song in his early tenure?19/03/2020
Looking Forward to the Past
Lyndon Lloyd
As the 50th anniversary of Everton's 1969-70 League championship triumph approaches, Lyndon Lloyd chats with Dr David France about that wonderful side12/03/2020
Full-Back Abyss
Martin O'Connor
With Carlo Ancelotti wanting to give Leighton Baines another 1-year extension to his contract at the Blues, this brings into focus the lack of quality we have in the full-back position.06/03/2020
The Age of Illumination — The Story of Goodison Park under Floodlights
Rob Sawyer
There is something truly magical about a football stadium under lights. It's hard to imagine that, as recently as the 1950s, winter kick-off times had to be set so that matches would conclude before dusk, whilst midweek fixtures were a rarity. However, as far back as the Victorian era, innovators were seeking a solution to the issue of playing after sunset16/02/2020
Everything You Wanted To Know About Portugal (But Were Afraid To Ask)
Pete Jones
I'd been thinking about writing something about Portugal and Brazil since the appointment of Marco Silva and the arrival of Portuguese speaking players like Bernard, Gomes and Richarlison14/02/2020
Memories of the New Millennium — February 2009
John P McFarlane
A nostalgic look back at a pivotal period in the Moyes Era, when Everton appeared to be emerging as a side that could compete with the best of the Premier League02/02/2020
Should I Stay or Should I go?
Phil Roberts
There are 20 Everton players who are out on loan or perhaps coming to the end of their top-level career over the next 2 summers.01/02/2020
Blocked Pathways for Under-23s
Martin O'Connor
The objective of any football academy is to produce good footballers, some of whom, it is hoped, will become first-team players for the football club.30/01/2020
Who's driving the Bus?
Gerard McKean
Is it a peculiarly Evertonian thing, that we prefer to criticise players rather than the people who sanction the signings and salaries of those players?29/01/2020
Flowers Die...
Martin O'Connor
Should Everton dip into the transfer market before the January window shuts? I would emphatically argue No.19/01/2020
”We Were Surrounded By Wonderful People”
Becky Tallentire
The latest chapter from Becky Tallentire's 2004 book featuring the stories of the women behind some of Everton's greatest ever players features Maureen Harvey, wife of the "White Pele" and one arm of the famed Holy Trinity, Colin Harvey.10/01/2020
The Big Yin... and Yang
Matt Woods
One of Ancelotti's first comments was that the club needs togetherness, the patience and support of the fans. Duncan Ferguson has already shown us the way. Through love. We are so desperate to beat our neighbours in the FA cup but I believe we never help ourselves due to the hate we have for them. Is there a better mental approach?03/01/2020
Winter Reinforcements: A new spine needed?
Sam Hoare
A very quick version of my annual summer transfer speculation about the sort of players that we could use and who some of the options might be.03/01/2020
In Memory of The Greatest
Dave Williams
Today, Alan Ball would have been 75 years old. This is very hard to imagine as my memories of him would always be of a bundle of energy, a young man of supreme fitness and stamina, allied to an unquenchable desire to win, and much-underrated skills.12/05/2020
Memories of the New Millennium — January 2000.
John P McFarlane
At the end of the last Millennium, Everton Football Club had amassed more top-flight points than any other club, and Bill Kenwright had won his battle for control of the Goodison Park club.29/12/2019
Fireworks? … I sincerely hope so
Darren Hind
Carlo hasn't even got his coat off yet, but I'm already hoping and worrying (in equal measure) at what he can achieve, how he may fail. My head's wrecked with ifs, buts and maybes.24/12/2019
Everton Goes to Hollywood
Jay Wood
Any Evertonian who "knows their ‘istory" will get the title of this piece: a nod to the 1980s band, Frankie Goes to Hollywood, and the publicly expressed desire by the club's de facto owner, Farhad Moshiri, to appoint a ‘Hollywood Manager'.22/12/2019
Stars in his Eyes
Martin O'Connor
With Ancelotti, Moshiri again has stars in his eyes and we are ending up with a past-his-best, upgraded Ronald Koeman.21/12/2019
Moshiri throws the dice (again).
Jim Potter
I'm not anti-Moshiri. Just a confused and worried fan that sees no real plan or clear direction in place. I wish Mr Ancelotti all the good fortune in the world.20/12/2019
Any dream will do...
Darren Hind
I dread getting up to the news that Ancelotti has been confirmed as the new Everton boss. Him failing at Goodison is not simply a possibility; I believe it to be a certainty... a forgone conclusion.19/12/2019
Union Jack
Rob Sawyer
The Story of John ‘Jack' Bell: Victorian Sporting Superstar and Union Pioneer16/12/2019
Seriously: What just happened?
Jay Wood
Who would have thought, just 4 days after the Anfield debacle...Seriously: What just happened?
08/12/2019
The Sweet Smell of Simplicity - for starters
Paul Tran
There was one valuable lesson from yesterday's victory over Chelsea: the importance of simplicity.08/12/2019
Moshiri Making Us Rotten to the Core
Dylan Joseph
We have a majority owner making all big decisions, a DOF buying some players, Bill on the side pushing his agenda and a head coach who is trying to make a silk purse out of a pigs ear. It is a totally dysfunctional and chaotic operation.06/12/2019
Moyes from the Blackstuff
James Daniels
There's not a day that goes by when I'm not fed up of some Tory beaut's ego being massaged on 5 Live to turn to TalkShite and hear Alan Brazil say, out of his prolapsed anus of a mouth, "What about Davie Moyes for the Everton job, hey?"30/11/2019
Jesus the Saviour?
Jay Wood
IF - a very big IF - there is anything in this and it comes to pass, I wouldn't be so quick to dismiss Jorge Jesus.27/11/2019
What is Moshiri thinking?
Steve Ferns
It seems so many cannot understand why we might be keeping hold of Marco Silva. Maybe, as someone who still backs Silva, I can give you an insight into what Moshiri might be thinking.26/11/2019
Harry Catterick' Centenary
Rob Sawyer
Last Friday, the Everton FC Heritage Society organised and hosted the ‘Catterick 100' event to celebrate the life and achievements of Harry Catterick who would have turned 100 on 26th November.26/11/2019
Cracked Screen
Martin O'Connor
It seems as though Marco Silva's tenure is like a cracked window or mobile phone screen — eventually you get fed up and have to get a new one25/11/2019
An Open Letter to Farhad Moshiri
Trevor Powell
I am writing to you not to criticise your devotion to Everton Football Club but to offer some constructive thoughts for you to consider.23/11/2019
My viewing of Howard's Way
Gerard McKean
It was with an uncommon mixture of whimsy nostalgia and visceral anger that I set off one afternoon last week to catch a showing of “Howard's Way†at FACT in the city centre.20/11/2019
Jimmy Dunn and Sons
Rob Sawyer
Stein, Dean and Dunn — that trio of names is immortalised in Goodison folklore as the Everton scorers in the 1933 FA Cup Final victory over Manchester City. William Ralph Dean needs no introduction but today's Blues supporters may be less familiar with the two scoring Scots: Jimmy Stein and his compatriot, Jimmy Dunn, whose son chats with Rob Sawyer about his dad and two footballing brothers.20/11/2019
Patience?
Alasdair Jones
With the high expectations that attach to expensive incoming players, and the frustration amongst many about the reluctance to use young players, I am prompted recall how the club performed in relation to these matters during my earlier years as a Blues supporter. This led me to consider the way in which previous teams were assembled. How successful or otherwise was Harry Catterick in the 1960s in his quest to rejuvenate and remodel his Championship team of 1963?18/11/2019
Lukaku — The wound we can”t close
Dylan Joseph
What if we had told Lukaku he had to stay and honour his contract?06/11/2019
A Wander Down Howard's Way
Jamie Yates
The film is a wonderful tribute to a man who did wonderful things for Everton Football Club, for us as Evertonians. Beautifully pitched, it captures the men who Howard Kendall assembled, their feelings and reminisces, perfectly.05/11/2019
(Everton in the) Community Singing
Pete Jones
If you were watching BBC Look North West on September 26th 2019 you may have caught a report about BBC Music Day which included a snippet about a mass singsong at the National Football Museum. The singers were drawn from football clubs across the North West and the newly formed Everton in the Community Friday lunchtime singing group represented the Blues.02/11/2019
Eddie Thomas — An Unsung Goodison Hero
Rob Sawyer
Slight — almost frail looking — he appeared ill-equipped for the hurly-burly of professional football. But appearances can so often be deceptive and Eddie Thomas enjoyed a fruitful career over eleven years.23/10/2019
Bus and Boat Return
Alasdair Jones
As a bit of light relief, given our present travails, and with an eye to nostalgia, I thought I would pen and submit this short article.15/10/2019
Stale Bread
Martin O'Connor
The Blues are looking like a team that has become like a lump of stale bread. I think Silva can turn this around with the options outlined below... but he has to start now by making these changes and baking some fresh bread.09/10/2019
The Rot Starts at the Top
Steve Hogan
The 'soft centre' we have runs right through the club like a bad apple. Kenwright's benevolent nature means we fail to recruit even the best coaching staff. Why do we have to employ ex-blues onto the coaching staff?06/10/2019
Architect of His Own Success: Samuel Bolton Ashworth
Jamie Yates
The story of a man who made 11 league appearances for Everton during the 1904-05 season.03/10/2019
Home and Away
Dylan Joseph
At home, we are seasoned professionals, knowing our job and more often than not executing it. Since 2004, we are expected to win just 5 times on the road out of 19 opportunities. So what's the difference?19/09/2019
Names of the Nineties: Duncan Ferguson
Paul McParlan
Genuine cult heroes are hard to find these days but, needless to say, barring a miracle, we will never see the likes of "Big Dunc" again. He's the player who made watching Everton in the 90s worthwhile.13/09/2019
Everton — The Baseball Years
Richie Gillham & Rob Sawyer
Baseball may be a minority sport in the UK but 80 years ago Merseyside was a hotbed of this popular American pastime. Had it not been for the outbreak of War in 1939 perhaps it would have gained a proper foothold in our sporting life.12/09/2019
Names of the Nineties: Daniel Amokachi
Paul McParlan
A World Cup star for Nigeria in 1994, Daniel Amokachi was Mike Walker's marquee acquisition that summer. The striker's spell at Goodison Park would outstrip that of the manager who signed him and while his record was fairly unremarkable, he is one of the more noteworthy players of the mid-1990s due to the extraordinary circumstances around his brace in an FA Cup semi-final.10/09/2019
Goodison Park – The New Home of Everton (1892)
Rob Sawyer
127 years ago Everton unveiled its new stadium at Mere Green — it would become known as Goodison Park on account of its proximity to Goodison Road. The first football match would take place on 2 September - a friendly against Bolton Wanderers. Athletic News was on hand to report on developments.09/09/2019
Graham Souness…
Adam McCulloch
Graham Souness must have been conceived, raised and whelped into existence in the most spiteful of circumstances. A series of outrageously outrageous events that etched a litany of grievances onto his forehead, each line another stroke of outrage. Permanently angry at everything the sun touches.05/09/2019
Spellow Lane, Stone Roses and Redemption
Rob Sawyer
Nigel Ipinson-Fleming was born in 1970 and raised on Spellow Lane, just round the corner from Goodison Park. In spite of his proximity to the famous old ground, he would eventually follow the rival team from across Stanley Park — but he is also quick to acknowledge the greatness of the Everton team of his teenage years.05/09/2019
Patience is required. We must hold our nerve.
Dylan Joseph
Momentous changes are happening at our club with the stadium, the first team transformation and the evolution of our style and our philosophy. We must support the team and allow Marcel and Marco to create a brighter future.29/08/2019
Horses for Courses — and a defence of Calvert-Lewin
Kevin Prytherch
What is our best team at the moment? Or rather, based on the back end of last season, what would be our first-choice starting XI at the moment?21/08/2019
The Nursery
Pete Jones
In a region of France known as the Forgotten Front lies an area dubbed “the Nursery Sectorâ€, where new formations arriving on the Western front in WWI were often given their first front line experience. One was the 2/10th (Scottish) Battalion of the King's Liverpool which included Corporal Wilfred Toman, formerly of Everton FC who was killed there on 2nd May 191721/08/2019
Season Aims
Martin O'Connor
As we embark on a new season what should blues expect from the 2019-20 campaign. With the positivity around the designs for Bramley-Moore Dock, will the season on the pitch match this positivity?16/08/2019
The Case for More Firepower
Paul Derby
The signing of Moise Kean is a step in the right direction as Everton seek more potency up front, but Marcel Brands must redouble his efforts to recruit goalscoring talent if Everton are to challenge the Top 6 long term12/08/2019
What Should We Expect?
Sam Hoare
Do high expectations drive you to be your very best? Or do they just grind you into the ground when you continually fail to achieve them?12/08/2019
Worst Everton squad of the Premier League era
Elliott Bretland
I took to social media to ask thousands of Blues to pick the players who have stunk the place out at Goodison Park since 1992, the names who just never cut it and the footballers who simply failed to live up to their potential or price tag.12/08/2019
Marks on a Window...
Martin O'Connor
How do we assess the Blues' business in the transfer market? Below is an assessment of how the Toffees' fared. All marks are out of 10.09/08/2019
The trip to Bremen that never was
Rob Halligan
So here I am writing a story about my trip to Bremen, sitting in my lounge at home, having done a 12-hour excursion to Amsterdam airport and back.03/08/2019
Fan event at Finch Farm
Rob Halligan
A fan event was held at Finch Farm today for all those fans who attended every game, home and away, last season.31/07/2019
Paying For Past Mistakes
Adam McCulloch
In total, we are paying out around £700k a week on players that are mostly nowhere near the matchday squad. Marcel Brands has an almighty job on his hands. He may have to take a similar strategy to last year.29/07/2019
Touchside at Bramley-Moore Dock
Mike Owen
Since it emerged that we were looking at building a stadium there, I have generally taken a wait-and-see approach, even been a bit of a sceptic. Having been on a site visit on Wednesday, I have warmed to the idea11/07/2019
Farewell Old Friend
Jamie Yates
Here we were to bid a fond goodbye to our friend, the Reverend Harry Ross.10/07/2019
The Big Interview: Gordon Lee
Brian Wilkinson
In the definitive history of Everton Football Club, 'The School of Science', Gordon Lee is fondly remembered at Goodison Park.09/07/2019
Blue Dragon — The Biography of Roy Vernon
Rob Sawyer and David France
David France and I have teamed up to bring Roy's colourful story to a wider audience and give him the credit he so richly merits. With deCoubertin Books, we have recently launched a Kickstarter initiative in anticipation of publication this autumn.01/07/2019
The Great Pretenders
Kieran Kinsella
Evertonians have been hearing a powerful message about our team's greatness for several years now. Perversely, the boasts of "greatness" usually follow a dismal defeat.07/10/2019
Einstein said...
Mike Kehoe
The famed physicist's quote regarding his definition of madness has been posted so many times by frustrated fans, it can perhaps, accurately summarise a regrettable period of the club's recent history.08/10/2019
Why are Everton so bad at picking managers?
Jonathan Tasker
A look at recent Everton managers, why they were chosen and why nearly all have failed. It also attempts to examine who is involved in choosing the Everton manager and, finally, who would ideally be the next Everton manager.09/12/2019
I Was a Teenage Woolyback
Mick Gill
A non-Scouse Evertonian reminisces about following the Toffees in the 1970s20/04/2020
Here We Go Again
Mike Oates
Just when we seem to be close to that elusive Top 6 place, along comes the transfer window. Whilst we buy some quality, we inevitably seem to lose our key players and we just have to start all over again, rather than building on. It's been like this for years.11/08/2019
From My Spec - in the distant past
Paul Tran
I miss Ken Buckley's ‘From My Seat' reports. As a rare matchgoer these days, I can only do these retrospective reports. I have plenty more and I hope others chip in, too.12/08/2019
New Window
Martin O'Connor
The next transfer window is going to be a trial for the blues, how will we fair is anyone's guess.03/05/2020
Meritocracy
Paul Columb
I'm hoping that Silva demonstrates sufficient flexibility and intelligence to select his strategy, formation and players on merit and build on the glimmer of hope that was our best performance to date under his stewardship22/10/2019
60 Years a Blue
Don Wright
"When we were all sat around in the back room, my eldest pulls out a season ticket. My very own! For my 60 years, I have waited to get one and what happens? Covid-bloody-19!"03/05/2020
A Big Summer Ahead
Graham Holliday
The challenge for Ancelotti and Brands this summer will be threefold: improve the overall quality of the squad, address its balance and engender a shift in mentality31/07/2020
Watford Win — What Does It Mean?
Matthew Parry
Everton have a very solid base very early in the season which we've not had for years, some of our summer recruits appear to be the real deal and this season could be one to remember. But we must take each game step by step and not get carried away21/08/2019
Transfer Jeopardy
Darren Hind
Over the last three seasons, Everton Football Club have made desperate attempts to climb back up the football ladder. We must have spent about £600M on players in the last three seasons. Unfortunately, we still don't have one player that would get a regular game for a top club…30/10/2019
Cometh the hour, Cometh the man, Cometh Carlo Ancelotti
Scott Robinson
Everton now have a manager who has won titles AND trophies and that will command the respect of the players in a way that his predecessors could not27/12/2019
Jordan Pickford: A defence of our keeper
Kris Boner
Do those Everton fans critical of the keeper suffer from some form confirmation bias because they watch him every week and other keepers not as much?27/12/2019
Seriously Concerned
Jim Wilson
Even if Marco Silva gets us out of this mess, he clearly will never steer Everton to greatness. We have needed a big manager with a big personality for years06/11/2019
The Good Son
Martin O'Connor
The fallout from the game against Tottenham and the Son - Gomes incident has been staggering in how the club lost the narrative and allowed Spurs to set the agenda.06/11/2019
VAR Did It All Go Wrong?
Jay Wood
There is a growing tide of discontent with the implementation of VAR amongst them and just how intrusive it is to the natural flow of the game. Let's consider its evolution thus far09/07/2019
Memories of the New Millennium — March 2002.
John P McFarlane
Walter Smith's halting reign came to an ignominious end and David Moyes was plucked from relative obscurity to lead Everton away from the threat of relegation02/03/2020
Do we deserve anything better?
Robert Burnham
So here we are with a week to contemplate one of the worst days in our history. How shall we get across our anger and disillusionment when we next take our seats at Goodison on Saturday? The answer is simple. We won't.06/01/2020
Time to Experiment?
Martin O'Connor
As we prepare for the final nine games of the season, what should be the objective for the Toffees? Beating the Spawn of Satan is a given but, apart from that, what else is there to play for?10/06/2020
Where are we going? The hungry or the wise?
Conor McCourt
Can Everton, with its confused transfer strategy and their elder statesman manager at the helm. compete with the current trends in the Premier League?07/01/2020
The Skeleton Crew
Martin O'Connor
We don't just have dead wood at the club, they have been here for so long the dead wood has rotted away and become nothing but dead bones. As we now enter the January window it is that time again to look at the squad and hope we can at least ship out some of the rubbish.08/01/2020
My Everton experience and next manager if we get one
Steuart Hayes
How I started to support Everton and my wants for the next manager.21/11/2019
The Light From an Oncoming Train
Roy Johnstone
This weekend promises to be an interesting time for one Blue's son's first visit to the Grand Old Lady. How will the players respond to their embarrassment last Sunday?09/01/2020
Where do we go from here?
Darren Hind
With the exception of Howard Kendall, and possibly big Joe Royle, we have brought in a steady stream of duds. But boy — have we rewarded them! Walker, Smith, Moyes, Martinez, Koeman and Allardyce.16/09/2019
Summer Football
Rob Halligan
According to the long-term weather forecast, we are in for a scorching few weeks from the beginning of July, which should give us a real indication of just how good we can cope with summer football in this country.19/06/2020
Projected League Results
Steve Ferns
An update to an article on the same theme from earlier this season.13/01/2020
Everton and Liverpool Fans
Rob Halligan
As many of you will have seen, there have been many comments posted on Toffeeweb concerning the Liverpool fans' celebrations of their long-awaited Premier League trophy win the past two nights, following their title victory. Michael Kenrick asked me to do a fan piece on all things Red Shite fans. (I don't know if he was joking or not??)27/06/2020
Long-Term Hope Versus Short-Term Panic
Michael Denson
As fans we have the right to be ambitious for our club but is this starting to run the risk of being counter-productive? Is the very argument that we should not be putting a ceiling on our ambitions actually unwittingly restricting us?24/09/2019
Short-Term or Long-Term?
Russell Smith
This is not the time to "start again" we need to keep faith with the longer-term objectives and planning that both Silva and Brands have introduced24/09/2019
Same old same old
Graeme Beresford
Nothing has changed since October when it had become clear that Everton under Marco Silva were wasting one of the easiest starts on paper to a Premier League season.02/12/2019
It's Not THAT Bad
Jay Wood
Maybe Carol Ancelotti is not a busted flush as some wish to portray him as. And maybe, just maybe, players some posters like to praise or flay are not quite as good — or as bad — as they believe.03/07/2020
There is only one proven leader in our club
Jacques Sandtonian
If Farhad Moshiri wants to protect his sizeable investment from disappearing into the Championship, he needs to take one decision of true leadership and hand the reins to Marcel Brands02/12/2019
The Young Ones
Phil (Kelsall) Roberts
Do we remember the days of Walter Smith and Gascoigne, Ginola, Blomqvist? How times have changed!05/08/2019
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In an ever-changing world with high demands we have no room for complacency and mediocrity. Get busy living or get busy dying. What is it to be Everton? A choice to remain miserable and in the shadows of darkness (you know who) or do we make a decision to move in a winning direction?07/10/2019
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