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His prior association with Liverpool and diminished reputation mean the appointment of Rafael Benitez is fraught with difficulty and he will have very little margin for error with many Everton fans. It's either a hugely courageous or tone-deaf decision by Farhad Moshiri that could be mad enough to work or go the same way as his last four managerial appointments

30/06/2021

Recruitment, Recruitment, Recruitment – The Answer to Our Problems

Paul The Esk

Five meddling years into his tenure as majority shareholder and financial backer, Farhad Moshiri should take note of words once said by Theodore Roosevelt.

24/06/2021

Moshiri’s Everton Less a Museum Than a Hall of Mirrors

Lyndon Lloyd

Things may be under control behind the scenes with Marcel Brands assessing a list of managerial candidates but the impression from the outside is of a club wracked by indecision and internal conflict. Either way, in the vacuum of communication, frustration is mounting, with the Rafael Benitez speculation adding fuel to the fire of discontent

18/06/2021

NES: Seal of Mediocrity or Hero-in-Waiting?

Lyndon Lloyd

With his seemingly imminent appointment as Everton manager, Blues fans are having trouble seeing past Wolves' sorry 2020-21 season under Nuno Espirito Santo. Worrying metrics thrown up in this past campaign are definitely pause for thought but observations from students of the game reveal a more complex, astute and driven man than his reserved demeanour suggests.

12/06/2021

Christophe Galtier – A Gallic Gamble Worth Taking?

Lyndon Lloyd

Untried in the Premier League but with demonstrable success under his belt with Saint-Étienne and Lille, the 54-year-old with the piercing eyes has been described as France's hottest managerial property. In a field devoid of exciting candidates, might he be the outsider option to ignite Everton's revival?

10/06/2021

Real Footballers' Wives – Dolly Sagar

Becky Tallentire

The next installment of Real Footballers' Wives features Dolly Sagar, wife of Everton's longest-serving player, goalkeeper Ted Sagar who spent 24 years with the club.

09/06/2021

Reform in Football – Strategic Thinking Required

Paul The Esk

With Tracey Crouch taking fan submissions, time to think strategically. Independent regulation will enable a better future for football

06/06/2021

Carlo, We Hardly Knew You

Lyndon Lloyd

Carlo Ancelotti appeared for all the world as though he had found home with Everton but, less than 18 months into a 4½-year contract, he is gone. Whether he's not the honourable elder statesman he paints himself out to be in his book, or is simply the embodiment of pragmatism, his departure might not be the worst thing for Everton.

01/06/2021

Summer Targets 2021

Sam Hoare

Sam Hoare provides a comprehensive analysis of the players who might be considered to fill the gaping holes in Everton's squad for next season

30/05/2021

Summer Spending?

Paul The Esk

With talk of £100m being available for summer transfers, a look at our projected cash position and how the close-season business might be achieved

27/05/2021

Progress Stalled Again – 2020-21 Season Review

Lyndon Lloyd

A season hugely affected by the pandemic petered out with Everton winning just three of their last 12 matches and ending the campaign on the flattest of notes with a dispiriting defeat on the final day

25/05/2021

Pat Nevin: The Accidental Footballer – A Memoir

Rob Sawyer

Reviewed by Rob Sawyer

20/05/2021

Reform in Football, Part III – Alternative Structures to Protect Fan Interests

Paul The Esk

Some ideas for the future of fan involvement. The time is right for change but we shouldn't rush into something nor accept the first thing offered by clubs, the Premier League, the FA or the Government.

18/05/2021

Evolution 2021, Part I: The Saleable Asset

Lyndon Lloyd

Moise Kean arrived at Everton as a symbol of a new transfer strategy focused on signing hungry, young talent that could form the bedrock of a new squad. All the signs are now that he has played his last game for the Toffees as they stand to make a tidy profit on a player who, ultimately, wasn't the right fit

18/05/2021

Profit and Sustainability – The Rules & Everton’s Position

Paul The Esk

Following on from Carlo Ancelotti's comments regarding spending, Paul takes a more detailed look at Everton's financial position, what it means for compliance and importantly transfers this summer

14/05/2021

The Murray Family – Mint Toffees

Rob Sawyer

Photos from the day the Toffees clinched the 1962-63 League title capture a 10 year-old boy, resplendent in Everton replica kit, sharing the moment with his heroes. The boy was John Murray – mascot to the champions. Rob Sawyer caught up with John and his family to revisit those halcyon days and discuss the family’s gilt-edged Bluenose credentials.

08/05/2021

Reform in Football, Part II – Governance

Paul The Esk

Governance can be improved across the game through independent regulation, strong licensing and governance plus most importantly a proper structure for fan engagement, decision making and control

08/05/2021

Reform in Football, Part I – Background

Paul The Esk

Setting the background for possible responses to the Super League debacle

04/05/2021

One rule for some and another for the rest. End the hypocrisy and penalise England’s Shameless Six

Lyndon Lloyd

Docked points, hefty fines and governance changes should be on the cards at home but Uefa hold the greatest power

29/04/2021

Doing nothing is not an option, the response to the Super League

Paul The Esk

If football sweeps the Super League and its plotters under the carpet, it will weaken and the six and their plans will return. The choice is stark. Doing nothing is not an option.

29/04/2021

John Murray – Everton’s First Boy Mascot

Becky Tallentire

In one of the monochrome mementos that I post to Twitter once in a while, Roy Vernon stands in the tunnel at West Ham alongside a young lad with a beaming smile. Some of these youngsters look overwhelmed and some are painfully shy but this one looked like it was the job he was born to do. This is the story of Everton’s first ‘boy mascot’, John Murray.

28/04/2021

Was there football pre-1992 – Part 5

John McFarlane [Senior]

Continuing with the theme that football was indeed alive and kicking before the TV companies hijacked it, Jon MacFarlane capture some of the highlights since he first visited Goodison Park in 1948 as a 10-year-old schoolboy.

28/04/2021

Back to the 1990s

Robert Tressell

Robert reviews Everton's faltering progress since the day they survived a huge relegation scare in 1994.

24/04/2021

Sometimes it Doesn't Matter How You Win

Lyndon Lloyd

In the Premier League era, this fixture has ranked up there among the most miserable on Everton’s calendar. So forgive Evertonians for revelling in a first win at Arsenal since 1996, one that provides another platform from which to resume the push for Europe

23/04/2021

Live by the sword, die by the sword but change brings opportunity for a much better future

Paul The Esk

The collapse of the incredibly ill-conceived Super League will be viewed as a great victory for all stakeholders in football but unless there are significant changes to football in terms of ownership, governance, income distribution and fan engagement/participation the “victory” will be hollow and meaningless

21/04/2021

A Battle Was Won but the War Against Greed isn’t Over

Lyndon Lloyd

On a night of high drama that saw the proposed Super League topple, euphoric victory for supporter power and the pressure of the "left-behinds" was claimed but without a co-ordinated, unflinching and punitive response from the Premier League and Uefa against the rebel clubs and their naked money-grab, it won't count for much

21/04/2021

The Super League and its impact on Everton

Paul The Esk

For Everton, the timing of The Super League is about as bad as it gets. For football in general, it is a deeply worrying time, but we have to believe that acceptable solutions and/or a complete rethink are the way forward. It’s a watershed moment

19/04/2021

Disgusting but inevitable, the Super League money grab shows too much is never enough

Lyndon Lloyd

Will Fifa, Uefa, the Premier League and governing bodies of the Continent’s other big leagues stand behind their threats? Will they even be able to in the face of legal protections boasted by the Dirty Dozen? Modern football faces its biggest crisis

19/04/2021

Tom Fern – Everton’s Evergreen Goalkeeper

Rob Sawyer

The least celebrated of the nine Football League titles won by Everton was that in 1914/15 which was a disservice to the likes of Tom Fern who amassed over 200 outings for the Toffees despite the five-year interruption caused by the war

01/04/2021

Everton have improved under Ancelotti but there's still a long way to go

Gary McCarty

Is major success finally on the horizon for the club?

22/03/2021

How Will Brexit Impact the Transfer Market Moving Forward?

Darryl Rigby

The pandemic has a significant effect on the transfer market and where English clubs are concerned, Brexit threatens to have its own impact on clubs dealings

22/03/2021

How Everton can upset Man City in FA Cup

Gary McCarty

Everton have the unenvious task of facing Manchester City in the FA Cup quarter-finals this weekend but here are a few things that may work in our favour this time

18/03/2021

Singleton & Paterson – The Everton Mariners

Tony Onslow

Two Scots who had brief a association with Everton in 1901-02 before moving on to Grimsby Town

10/03/2021

Alex Birnie – The Scotsman from East London

Tony Onslow

Signed as an amateur playing for Sittingbourne, Birnie would make three Football League appearances for Everton in 1905 before returning to the southeast and then finishing his career with Bury

05/03/2021

Five Years of Farhad

Paul The Esk

As Everton have found out under Farhad Moshiri, just being better resourced financially does not necessarily lead to better outcomes. Are fans right to be frustrated that we’ve not made the progress we ought to have after five years under his stewardship?

26/02/2021

Ted Surely Was Good for Everton

Tony Onslow

Ted Shaw had a successful amateur career with Great Marlow in Buckinghamshire but he turned out for Everton as a guest player in a couple of pre-season matches in 1891 and might have been good enough to join them full-time that year

27/02/2021

Things Are Happening. Enjoy This Storied Everton Era

Ell Bretland

The Toffees are on a good track. This could just be the start and you’ll have a story to tell

23/02/2021

Mentality Shift: Derby Milestone Can Define Everton's Season in the Right Way

Lyndon Lloyd

As momentous as it was, the triumph over Liverpool can't be the be-all and end-all of the Blues' season. Rather it should be used as the catalyst for a decisive change in the players’ belief against lesser sides, particularly at home

23/02/2021

Resurgence of Richarlison and Rodriguez Gives Everton Hope of Stellar End to the Season

Matt Jones

Providing attacking variety, steel and silk to the team, the South American pair helped put an end to one of the most painful chapters of results in Everton’s history on Saturday. And they look ready to go and make a few more vivid memories.

22/02/2021

''Unique And Special'': Kevin Campbell On Netting Everton's Last Winner At Liverpool

Ell Bretland

Kevin Campbell scored the only goal in September 1999 and Everton haven't won at Anfield since. In an article originally published by The Sportsman, the prolific striker describes what has become a famous goal on Merseyside and how eager he is to hand off the record of being the last Everton player to score the winner across Stanley Park.

19/02/2021

Everton's Double Dichotomy

Jay Wood

Jay Wood analyses the seeming contradictions of Everton's record against the Sky 6 and the rest of the Premier League, and their perplexing home form contrasted with their impressive results away from home in this topsy turvy season.

16/02/2021

John Dewar

Tony Onslow

The Scot played briefly for Everton in 1892 just as Goodison Park was being opened.

13/02/2021

Ancelotti Teaching Everton a New Language

Dave Downie

Everton's comeback at Old Trafford was illustrative of a change in mindset that is underway under Carlo Ancelotti

09/02/2021

'Music Was My Heartbeat'

Becky Tallentire

The latest installment of Real Footballers' Wives features Ann West, wife of one of Everton's most popular ever players, goalkeeping star Gordon West.

08/02/2021

A Momentous Few Weeks (On and Off the Pitch)

Paul The Esk

The short, medium and long term future of Everton Football Club will be much clearer on and off the pitch in the coming weeks.

07/02/2021

The Stanley Park Three

Tony Onslow

Thomas Marriott, Richard Morris and John Pickering played together at Everton in the 1880s

29/01/2021

Thoughts on the 2021 Annual General Meeting

Paul The Esk

Paul argues that last night’s AGM wasn't an objective analysis of how the club is performing and the presentations didn't offer much in terms of future strategy

15/01/2021

Harold Hardman – An Everton and Manchester United Hero

Rob Sawyer

An enterprising winger in the early years of the 20th Century and a key part of Everton's first FA Cup-winning team, Harold Hardman helped steer Man Utd to greatness nearly 50 years later

14/01/2021

Staying the Course: Three Signings Everton Should Make

Gary McCarty

Things are still looking good at Goodison Park but, fighting for a Champions League spot, everyone at Everton is surely aware of the opportunity that faces them.

13/01/2021

Have Faith Like Carlo Fantastico

Gabriel Ricci

Carlo Ancelotti is a man of faith and Everton were once again able to snag three surprising away points against Nuno Santo’s technically gifted Wolverhampton side, through belief and team-spirit.

13/01/2021

The significance of Everton's Annual General Meeting and why it can’t be an opportunity lost….

Paul The Esk

The significance of Everton's Annual General Meeting and why it can’t be an opportunity lost.

11/01/2021

Brands’s value to date and the scale of the challenges facing him

Paul The Esk

A look at the challenge Marcel Brands faced when he arrived at Everton, what he's done to resolve it and the big issues ahead in the summer

05/01/2021

Edward Turner – The Carpenter from Lancaster

Tony Onslow

Discovered in Kendal, Turner made two Football League appearances for Everton at the end of the 19th Century before joining Portsmouth

05/01/2021

Cash flow, Moshiri’s capital injections & the potential placement of new shares

Paul The Esk

What factors influence cash flow, how do clubs deal with negative cash flow and what is the situation at Everton under Farhad Moshiri, particularly in view of the mooted issue of new shares?

28/12/2020

George Sharples Remembered

Rob Sawyer

George Sharples, who passed away on 14 December 2020, aged 77, had been one of nine surviving players to have played a part in Everton’s title-winning season of 1962-63

28/12/2020

“Nothing Really Daunted Us”

Becky Tallentire

This chapter from Becky Tallentire's 2004 book featuring the stories of the women behind some of Everton's greatest ever players features Carole Dobson, wife of 1970s favourite Martin

15/12/2020

Record losses, partly attributed to Covid, Moshiri’s funding plans & stadium finance update

Paul The Esk

An assessment of Everton's accounts for 2019-20

12/11/2020

Goodison Park, a Greyhound Stadium and Walton Hall Park

Rob Sawyer

This December marks a centenary of one of the most significant football matches played at Goodison Park – but it did not involve Everton FC.

11/12/2020

Allan Could Prove to Be A Player Ancelotti Builds His Team Around

Gary McCarty

A lot of plaudits so far this season have gone to James Rodriguez and Dominic Calvert-Lewin. but arguably Everton's most important player has been Allan

11/12/2020

Passion Play – Can Carlo Provide the Spark to Ignite Languid Blues?

Lyndon Lloyd

Coming close to a year to day since Chelsea's last visit to Goodison Park, this weekend's clash with Frank Lampard's team offers an interesting contrast between the personalities in charge of Everton and, perhaps, the performance from the team

09/12/2020

A Fair Assessment of Marcel Brands

Dylan Joseph

A look at the performance and role of Everton's Director of Football as he enters the last 6 months of his 3-year contract

09/12/2020

Nil Satis Nisi Optimum, the governance and cultural changes required for it to become a reality at Everton

Paul The Esk

"Corporate culture eats strategy for breakfast". A look at the governance and cultural changes required at Everton for NSNO to ever become a reality once more:

08/12/2020

David Henry Williams – A Lad From Shropshire

Tony Onslow

He was to play a major role in the development of Everton Football Club before they established a permanent home at Anfield.

08/12/2020

The Three Best Results of 2020

Gary McCarty

Here is a look back at what have been Everton’s best three results over the last 12 months.

07/12/2020

How will Everton fare in December?

Gary McCarty

Everton are aiming to finish in the top four of the Premier League table this season, and the fixtures in December are going to be key.

01/12/2020

The improved Everton star who is ready to perform at the highest level

Gary McCarty

There is always a player that surprises fans and pundits in the Premier League as the season progresses. In this campaign, it’s been Dominic Calvert-Lewin.

23/11/2020

James Morris – A Shropshire Lad

Tony Onslow

The Trefonen-born player represented Everton during the inaugural Football League season in 1888

18/11/2020

‘Tosh’ – The Tommy Johnson Story

Rob Sawyer

Tommy Johnson's most memorable goalscoring feat may have come as a Manchester City player at Goodison Park but he would go on to help Everton back into the top flight in 1931 and lift both the title and FA Cup in successive years

16/11/2020

William Wilson – The Last of the Originals

Tony Onslow

At the time of his death, Billy Wilson was the last surviving member of the Everton team that had taken part in the first season of the Football League

14/11/2020

Richarlison: Growing into One of the League’s Best Wingers

Gary McCarty

Few can argue that Richarlison doesn’t have the right environment around him to become world class. Throughout his managerial career, Ancelotti has coached and developed some of football's biggest stars, and there’s no reason that he can’t do the same with the Brazilian

04/11/2020

Walter Brown, the Kirkcudbrightshire Blue

Tony Onslow

Another of the Scots who played for Everton in the inaugural 1888-98 season, although he is believed to arrived on Merseyside with no knowledge whatsoever of the association game

03/11/2020

Lewis the Fire Bobby

Tony Onslow

Bangor-born and a regular Wales international, Billy Lewis joined Everton for their inaugural Football League season in 1888 but his time with the club was short-lived

29/10/2020

Review: A Grand Old Team To Report

Lyndon Lloyd

As a slice of Everton history, David Prentice's new book is a fascinating and frequently humourous skip down memory lane; an insider’s insight into the way football used to be recounted with the enthusiasm and love of a devoted Blue.

29/10/2020

A simple but fair redistribution of football revenues

Paul The Esk

A look at a possible solution to the massive imbalances that exist in the professional football game in England and a simple solution

29/10/2020

Saints defeat and selection problems throw up early-season issues for Ancelotti

Lyndon Lloyd

Injuries, suspensions and, perhaps, an emerging dilemma over how best to accommodate James Rodriguez are some of the things that will be on the manager's mind as he prepares for Newcastle

27/10/2020

Can Dominic Calvert-Lewin Become Everton’s Harry Kane?

Gary McCarty

The striker is fortunate to be working with both Ancelotti and Ferguson who, between them, will positively refine elements of his game. Should the 23-year-old surpass the 20-goal mark this season, then he’ll have undoubtedly put himself in the frame for a Euro 2020 call-up, as well as being in with a shout of winning the sought-after Golden Boot.

23/10/2020

Red Myopia and An Embarrassing National Outcry

Lyndon Lloyd

The levels of pearl-clutching and near hysteria that has dominated the aftermath of Saturday’s controversial Merseyside derby really have been something to behold

21/10/2020

Keane’s Emergence from his Comfort Zone One of Ancelotti’s Early Everton Triumphs

Matt Jones

It didn't always look as though Michael Keane would become one of the first names on the Everton team sheet but the England international is emerging as a consistent and dependable presence in Carlo Ancelotti's defence.

21/10/2020

Big Picture proposals put the emphasis on Everton’s international development

Paul The Esk

Despite the initiative being rightly canned, the issue of international broadcast rights will be back. It is almost certain that the largest clubs will want to see an element of selling exclusive rights off their own platforms in this next round and those with the greatest numbers of overseas supporters are going to be the initial winners.

15/10/2020

Short-sighted and hubristic, the Cabal's grand plan would kill the goose that lays the golden egg

Lyndon Lloyd

The "Project Big Picture" proposals cooked up by two of the big six and their Trojan Horse in the EFL, Rick Parry, would slowly and ironically erode what has made the Premier League the exciting competition it so often is today

13/10/2020

'Project Big Picture' exposing the self serving interests of MUFC and Liverpool

Paul The Esk

The proposals have exposed the these two clubs' seek to secure their current economic advantage and protect their future revenues.

12/10/2020

Richard Williams – An Everton Goalkeeper

Tony Onslow

The Bromborough Pool-born player played over 70 times for Everton after joining them when they were reigning Football League Champions in 1881

12/10/2020

The Finnis Family – An Enduring Everton Love Affair

Rob Sawyer

Harold Finnis is one of 90 players, to date, to make a solitary first team appearance for the Blues in peacetime football.

09/10/2020

Everton’s Midfield Revamp: What Counts as Success for the Toffees?

Gary McCarty

The recent additions of Abdoulaye Doucoure, Allan, and James Rodriguez have sparked something of a competitive revival at Goodison Park.

09/10/2020

Shrewd moves and decisive action: Everton can view summer window as a big success

Lyndon Lloyd

Everton have emerged from the close season with an impressively upgraded squad and go into the international break sitting on top of the pile having far exceeded expectations and infused long-suffering Toffees with overdue optimism

08/10/2020

‘Football Is Simple’: Ancelotti Can Be Everton’s Anchor to Calm in a Chaotic Premier League

Matt Jones

Although the circumstances are undesirable, Carlo Ancelotti feels like a man who will come into his own in them and Everton’s high-class performances indicate he’s doing just that.

07/10/2020

The 2020 Summer transfer window from a financial perspective

Paul The Esk

Analysing the business done across the Premier League and a nod to the turn-around in the overall levels of the squad at EFC with such relatively small increase in costs

07/10/2020

Opposition View: We Are Brighton

We Are Brighton

Speaking with Scott from We Are Brighton to see get their fans' take on their start to the season and this weekend's clash at Goodison.

02/10/2020

Eddie Wainwright – A Bright Light in Dark Days

Rob Sawyer

The immediate post-war era for Everton was one of austerity which made it hard for local youngsters to through the ranks to develop to near their full potential. Eddie Wainwright was, perhaps the sole exception.

28/09/2020

Football Shorts – Part V: The Reality of Reducing Income and Fixed Costs

Paul The Esk

A look at the impact of virtually no crowds in the Premier League this season, the impact Covid-19 is having on broadcasting revenues and the volume of transfer business

23/09/2020

Graft to Goals: Calvert-Lewin’s Changing Tastes Offer Everton a Fresh Edge

Matt Jones

Saturday against West Brom it felt like another significant step forward for Dominic Calvert-Lewin, who fired in his first hat-trick for the club which felt like a rubber stamp on this section of his development at Everton.

21/09/2020

A Knight of the Round Table at Inside-Left?

Jamie Yates

Did you know that Everton once employed a player with the Christian name of a mythical legend?

21/09/2020

Toffee Soccer – Everton and North America

Lyndon Lloyd

Lyndon Lloyd chats with David France ahead of the release of his new book

14/09/2020

The Man Who Created Merseyside Football

David Kennedy

In his new book, David Kennedy recounts the sporting legacy of John Houlding, the former Lord Mayor of Liverpool who was responsible for the rise of two of English football’s biggest and most successful football clubs — Everton and Liverpool.

10/09/2020

Summer 'Evolution' Primes Everton for Better Things

Lyndon Lloyd

After last season, Evertonians have been understandably cautious in their optimism and outlook for the new campaign but with a significantly strengthened midfield and Ancelotti at the helm, there is hope that 2020-21 will be a season of marked progress

10/09/2020

Brazilian dynamo Allan promises to be Ancelotti's midfield linchpin

Lyndon Lloyd

Allan Marques was unveiled as part of an anticipated £70m worth of incoming midfield talent today, with James Rodriguez and Abdoulaye Doucouré expected to follow shortly — a trio of moves that promises to radically overhaul the Blues’ massively under-performing mid-section

05/09/2020

How do we fund squad improvements this summer?

Paul The Esk

An over-sized, over-priced, mostly under-achieving squad, financial constraints, and the impact of the Covid-19 crisis pose significant challenges to Everton this summer. Where is the money coming from for new signings?

30/08/2020

The Short Life of an Everton Blue

Tony Onslow

Isaac Roberts would play just once for Everton in February 1889

29/08/2020

Brands's Challenges Make for Slow-Motion Summer

Lyndon Lloyd

Where recruitment is concerned, the buck stops with Marcel Brands but, ultimately, his efforts will continue to be hindered by a number of factors, some of them beyond his control

26/08/2020

Rebranding?

Paul The Esk

What should Everton’s brand and brand values be?

19/08/2020

Can Richarlison and DCL Get the Goals That Fire Everton Into the Top Six Conversation?

Gary McCarty

If Everton are to achieve any hopes of a top ten….eight….six finish, clearly there is a need to bring in a more prolific goal-grabber.

14/08/2020

“Van Den Hauwe – One Last Throw Of The Dice…”

Pete Jones

Without the benefit of the visual image, the unique medium of radio means that live football commentary comes to life in an entirely different way than television. Pete Jones recalls some of his most memorable moments experienced that way

13/08/2020

Another Season Wasted Amid Continuing Instability at Goodison

Lyndon Lloyd

Marco Silva became the latest casualty of Everton's managerial merry-go-round, Carlo Ancelotti arrived before historic disruption caused by the Covid-19 pandemic ensured that fans just wanted 2019-20 to be over as quickly as possible

08/08/2020

The Financing and Accounting of Transfers and How We Operate in this Window

Paul The Esk

A detailed look at the financial implications behind the transfer options open to us, how it's financed and what it means for Everton

04/08/2020

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