The scenes at full time were brilliant. Sheer delight for the travelling Toffees. We now finally have a home draw, and not a bad one at that too in the form of Burnley. Win that and we’re in the quarter-final. Wembley? Who knows?
Aston Villa 1 – 2 Everton Maybe it’s a prophetic sign when I see Platform 13 announced on the departures notice board at Euston. As always, I travelled full of optimism. A quiet journey with not many football supporters onboard until the train got to Coventry when a few Villa fans joined. We can do […]
This smothering display set the benchmark for how the side should approach teams away from home and reinforced the notion the Blues should be nowhere near the bottom three come May. It also raises hopes that the Blues could go deep into a competition they have never won.
Everton returned to Villa Park but this time in the 3rd Round of the Carabao Cup where Sean Dyche named a pretty strong team that included Jack Harrison for his Everton debut and they stunned Villa with 2 vital goals.
Brentford 1 – 3 Everton Early start as always with the usual morning routine, but I could take my time as it is the shortest trip I will make to a Premier League stadium to watch Everton. As I’ve said elsewhere, I felt for those travelling from Merseyside and other parts of the country with […]
This often confounding Everton team is now up and running in terms of picking up their first victory of the season having finally found the cutting edge up front they've been missing
Everton outplayed Brentford this evening with Sean Dyche and his men securing their first win of the Premier League campaign.
Everton 0 – 1 Arsenal Okay, it was on a train and that was roughly my round trip and I like the song. I appreciate the concern of many, but it’s way too early to panic and we’re far from done yet. I’m not done. There are still a lot of points to play […]
It was curious how much respect Everton paid Arsenal today and how meekly they seemed to accept their fate; as if defeat were obvious before a ball was kicked
No complaints about the result. The lads put a good shift in but were beaten by a much, much better team. It’s about as simple as that really.
Everton are back at Goodison Park and in front of the Sky cameras for a huge match against Arsenal which they, as the expression goes, failed to turn up for.
Everton were in action at lunchtime today when they could only draw with newly promoted Sheffield United at Bramhall Lane after taking the lead but failing to build on it with yet more missed chances.