The league is anti-competitive in its structure, it's rules and operation. Now, unashamedly even the sham of any financial fair play has dropped its own deceit in abandoning the joke that its title alludes to: fairness.
I am reminded… it’s seven years since the second-greatest moment of my life (runner-up only to my first kiss with Sarah). Putting a souvenir autographed ball down on the penalty spot at the Park End – both the ball and the illegal access to the Goodison pitch being gifts from the magnificent Kevin Johnson, former […]
777 Partners are reportedly looking to extend the timeline for their proposed takeover of Everton by another six weeks in their attempts to meet the conditions set by the Premier League before their buyout of Farhad Moshiri's 94.1% stake can be approved.
Sean Dyche clearly does not agree with me but I think we have the perfect pair for the right-hand side of the team. Coleman right-back with Patterson right-midfield. With Coleman behind him, we will see the best out of Patterson, defensively and going forward. You can even play them the other way around. […]
Niels Nkounkou has revealed that he was surprised when Saint-Étienne took up an option to sign him last summer as he believed he would be heading back to Everton.
Premier League Chief Executive, Richard Masters, has penned an article for The Times in which he warns of unintended consequences should the Football Governance Bill become law and the domestic game be regulated from Westminster.
Everton's FAB have issued a statement following the Premier League's imposition of a further 2-point deduction for a second successive breach of financial rules.
If the Premier League had had their way, Everton would have been deducted SEVENTEEN points this season. And despite two Independent Commissions and one Appeal Board, they're still fighting the club over stadium interest costs while Nottingham Forest got half the penalty and the Manchester City case remains a mirage
Another day, another points deduction. Discussing Premier League farce, Everton's ugly win over Burnley and Chelsea (A)
The club voted in favour of the Profitability and Sustainability rules without consultation with the fans and now they’ve been burned by them. Even though it looks like we will stay up, we will still have to sell Onana by 30 June. Wouldn’t it be a good idea to reject any new PSR proposals until […]
Everton U21s were at the VBS Community Stadium in Sutton, where they drew with Crystal Palace in tonight's Premier League 2 clash.
Jarrad Branthwaite says he is hoping his performances on the pitch for Everton will keep him in Gareth Southgate's thinking for when the time comes to select his England squad for this summer's European Championship Finals.
Everton have been hit with a second sanction, with the latest Independent Commission into the Club’s breach of the Premier League’s Profitability and Sustainability Rules (PSR) recommending that they be docked two more points.
Up at the crack of sparrows and caught the coach in good time. A full double decker of 70 die- hards absolutely desperate for a win and the news that Gana was unavailable didn’t exactly ease my worries. I’m no big fan of his to be honest but with the way we have been playing […]
A poor game. But we won. And frankly at this stage, I don’t care how the points come, just so long as they come.
The match wasn’t a pretty watch, but the important thing was to get the points. We did. Right now, points matter
Everton won in the Premier League for the first time in 14 attempts, gratefully accepting a goal served up on a platter by Arijanet Muric and hanging on to claim three priceless points.
A critical game in the Premier League relegation battle sees Everton take on Burnley at Goodison Park this afternoon
The Premier League schedule includes 5 games kicking off in the 3 pm blackout window on Saturday, with 4 of the other 5 games being broadcast live on TV: Saturday 6 April 202412:30 Crystal Palace v Manchester City — TNT Sports 117:30 Brighton & Hove Albion v Arsenal — Sky Sports Sunday 7th April 202415:30 […]
I was in our local “antiques and collectables” market yesterday when I came across an old programme for Everton v Bristol Rovers, FA Cup Fifth Round Tie in February 1969. It immediately brought up some memories from when I was just 16, standing in the Gwladys Street. Firstly, the referee was Mr Maurice Fussy who […]
Everton's penultimate away game of the season against Luton Town at Kenilworth Road will now kick-off at 8 pm on Friday 3 May.
Amadou Onana is a slight doubt for this weekend's significant home game against fellow strugglers Burnley while Arnaut Danjuma may need another week before he is match-ready.
Leighton Baines's young players have pulled off a tremendous coup, winning the U19s Champions Trophy in Düsseldorf over the Easter weekend.
Reviewing the abysmal showing at Bournemouth and for much of the Newcastle game before a chink of light that could be just the lift the players and fans need heading into the clash with Burnley
The Eveton Fan Advisory Board have published the response they have received from Premier League CEO, Richard Masters, to their recent letter seeking clarity over the decision-making process regarding 777 Partners' proposed takeover of the Club.
Total respect for Pickford. He didn’t rise to the bait he received from the home supporters. As well as the 3 great saves, he deserves the accolade for Everton’s Man of the Match for the way in which he conducted himself and blanked out the constant tirade of abuse – as much as he did for the performance and saving us from defeat.
Dominic Calvert-Lewin scored his first goal since October to cancel out Alexander Isak’s opener as Everton wrestled a point from Newcastle in a tough contest at St James’s Park this evening.
Months ago, Lyndon and Michael were kind enough to publish an article I wrote called Back to the Future, drunk on optimism following a (then) recent four-game winning run. It has not aged well. We are in a greater death spiral than the one which claimed the jobs of Rafael Benitez and Frank Lampard, with […]
Everton are on the road again for a trip to the northeast that looks daunting in view of the Blues' worsening form and the Magpies' stirring comeback against West Ham on Saturday.
It almost doesn’t require saying but the financial condition of Everton Football Club is frankly absurd, and testament to the atrocious management of the club by Farhad Moshiri.
This round's midweek matches are spread over 3 days, with most of
The club continues to be caught in a perfect storm of underperformance on and off the pitch, combined with the complete indifference of the current owner.
Relegation! Unless Premier League rules change, the Sky 5 piggies disappear off to feed in a European Super League trough, or we get an owner with money and sense, we are never going to win the Premier League. I’d say we have at best a 2% chance of qualifying for the Champions League in the […]
The financial health of Everton's would-be buyers, 777 Partners, continues to be a cause of concern, with regulators in  Utah and South Carolina moving to force insurer A-Cap to further cut their exposure to the Florida-based private equity firm 777 Partners.
Everton are on the road again for a trip to the northeast that looks daunting in view of the Blues' worsening form and the Magpies' stirring comeback against West Ham on Saturday.