Discussing the gut punch that was Everton's heavy home defeat to Manchester United where the fires of protest against the points deduction by the Premier League were doused by Alejandro Garnacho's stunning overhead kick
The 10-point penalty meted out to the Blues was what so many have said – a disproportionately harsh sporting punishment for a financial crime that makes a mockery of the very concept at the heart of the Premier League's unevenly applied rules: sustainability
He's been dealt an awful hand in terms of finances and kept Everton up last season but there are elements of Sean Dyche's management style that are hard to get on board with
Everton's Under-21s recovered from giving up a two-goal lead before running out 4-2 winners over Monaco Under-21s this evening.
Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham has described the decision by Sky Sports not to broadcast an interview with him regarding the historic points deduction meted out to Everton as "deeply troubling".
Everton have beaten off competition from a number of clubs to sign 16-year-old striker Braiden Graham from Linfield.
Evertonians brought their anger and defiance and turned it on the Premier League in front of the television cameras but the heat of their protests wasn’t matched on the pitch as an early wonder-goal by Alejandro Garnacho quickly doused the fires of righteous indignation.
Evertonians must prepare for a protracted battle in the public sphere. This article provides eight potential arguments for the Appeal – and a clarion call to keep the heat on the Premier League.
Journalist Alan Nixon is claiming that 777 Partners have been snubbed in their attempts to bring wealthy pair Andy Bell and George Downing into their Everton takeover move
Everton 0 – 3 Manchester Utd It is one result. A disappointing one. But one result in a long season. Early start as always and into Euston. No train to Lime Street until 11:19. Great. Always looking at the positives, enough time for a bacon roll. It was very quiet on the train until we […]
Andy Burnham, former MP, now Mayor of Manchester and lifelong Evertonian, has written a very strong letter to Alison Brittain, Chair of The Premier League
Everton return to action for the first time since the Premier League deducted 10 points as Manchester United come to a Goodison Park that is expected to be a bearpit of defiance in front of the Sky cameras.
Two second-half goals for Everton U18s secured a win over Peterborough Utd in the U18 Premier League Cup.
Everton return to action for the first time since the Premier League docked them of 10 points as Manchester United come to a Goodison Park that is expected to be a bearpit of defiance for this televised Sunday clash.
Approximately 50 Everton fans conducted a protest outside the Premier League’s London headquarters on Friday evening, expressing dissatisfaction with the club’s 10-point deduction.
The true reality is that our position is now perilous. The Premier League have deliberately put us in a position that could easily get out of control, and that includes financially too.
This weekend, 5 of the 10 Premier League games are being shown live on pay TV in the UK: Saturday 25 November 2023 12:30 Manchester City v Liverpool — Sky Sports 17:30 Brentford v Arsenal — TNT Sports 1 Sunday 26 November 2023 14:00 Tottenham Hotspur v Aston Villa — Sky Sports 16:30 Everton v […]
Andy, Adam and Paul discuss the fallout from the ruling by the independent commission to dock Everton 10 points for breaching PSR and look ahead to the game against Manchester United on Sunday
Drawing an analogy to chemical doping in athletics, Matthew Syed wites in The Times about how financial doping, and the covering-up thereof, has infected England’s top flight to a damaging degree: “[T]here is a growing crisis of trust in the integrity of the league. We have known for a long time that money counts in […]
Dominic Calvert-Lewin says that he feels there is a unity among the squad following the shock recommendation of a 10-point penalty from the independent commission into Everton's spending rules breach.
Sky Sports are making plans to ensure offensive language is not audible amid fan protests during Everton's upcoming clash with Manchester United.
Another print media summary piece on Everton's plunge into oblivion that studiously avoids mention of the C-Level Officers who oversaw this and focusses the blame entirely on Farhad Moshiri
Statement from Kevin Thelwell: Given the events of the last week, I felt it was important I share with you the thoughts of myself, Sean and all the staff and players here at Finch Farm as we prepare for the return to Premier League action this weekend. Colin’s video message last Friday echoed my views […]
Michael Keane, Seamus Coleman, Ben Godfrey and Lewis Dobbin all start for Everton U21s in their Premier League International Cup match against European competition in the shape of Athletic Club tonight
In the Daily Mail, Ian Herbert highlights the hypocrisy of arbitrary changes to the treatment of interest claimed on loans that helped to fund the construction of the new stadium
Jarrad Branthwaite captained England U21s to victory at Goodison Park last night
The downgrading of a relatively obscure Bermuda-based reinsurer should have little consequence for a 144-year-old football club, having arguably its most encouraging sequence of games in several years (albeit now penalised 10 points for breaching the Premier League financial rules) and with the tantalising prospect of moving into the brand new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock […]
The same independent commission that handed Everton a top-flight record points deduction last week will also decide whether the clubs relegated over the past couple of seasons can claim compensation for lost revenue as a result of the Blues' overspending.
The #AllTogetherNow group of supporters groups and entities has issued an open message on social media accusing the Premier League and their independent commission into Everton's breach of Profitability and Sustainability Rules of being unfair on the club's fans
Liverpool Metro Mayor, Steve Rotherham, has written to the Chief Executive of the Premier League to express his deep concern over the unprecedented points deduction handed to Everton last week.
A summary of the justification the Independent Commission used to recommend a 10-point points deduction for Everton
Denys E W Jones has penned a poem evoking the defiance that runs through the Everton fanbase on the back of the Independent Commission's decision to impose a 10-point deduction on the club
It’s hard to shrug off the feeling that there was nowhere near enough distance between the prosecution and the adjudicating entity for this to have been a truly fair process.
Paul “The Esk” Quinn writes in The Guardian: “Everton have been penalised for poor decision-making – poor governance playing a huge part. How ironic if the Premier League was, in turn, damaged, its reputation and integrity brought into question due to the poor decision and poor governance of this commission?”
Everton have been handed a big 10-point penalty after being found guilty by the Independent Commission of violating Premier League Profitability and Sustainability rules.
Looking back at the 3-2 win over Palace, that lifts Everton into 14th going into the international break, discussing how much the team has improved over 12 months and assessing the Blues' chances against United
I don’t particularly like the media. I shout at the BBC most mornings, but still watch it. The Daily Mail is like being lectured and told off by your least favourite Auntie. I’m not a fan of the Guardian for different reasons, but I was sent this from a very good Evertonian: Chelsea FC face […]
Saturday’s game against Crystal Palace took on a much greater significance in the Walsh household. More so than usual. Not only were we travelling to London to watch the game but our son, Xavier, had been selected to be the official club mascot. Victory would secure a lifetime of happy memories and defeat would inevitably […]
We have some many passionate ‘Muricans on here so I thought I would post this link from the BBC: USA at World Cup 1990: Bags of urine, cans of Bud and a groundbreaking campaign Hopefully you will be able to access it and it is a good read. Might bring back a memory or two. […]
Everton have confirmed rumours and speculation that Under-21 striker Francis Okoronkwo has signed a new deal with the club