Managing partner and co-founder of 777 Partners, Josh Wander, has written an open letter to Everton fans underlining the commitment of his firm to the future success of the club and outlining the benefits of the multi-club model.
On the County Road Cobblers blog, David Wycherley asks, "How do we recapture that feeling of belonging and get back to enjoying the thing that we love the most?"
Everton U18s held Manchester City to a goalless draw in the U18 Premier League match today at Finch Farm
Everton’s prospective owners, 777 Partners, could see their ongoing purchase of Vasco da Gama collapse if they fail to present the remainder of a payment installment that was due this week.
Jarrad Branthwaite has signed a new 4-year contract with Everton after securing his place in the Blues' first-team this season and attracting speculation that he could be poached by a higher-placed club.
Everton head into the second international break of the season needing a tonic to settle the mounting anxiety over their Premier League form which has them level on points with Burnley, the highest placed club in the bottom three in 18th, after seven games.
André Gomes is close to be available to Sean Dyche as he completes his recovery from a niggling calf problem that has kept him sidelined so far this season.
Andy, Lyndon and Paul scratch around for answers to Everton's horrendous home form following the 2-1 defeat to Luton Town which extended the run under Sean Dyche to seven defeats from the last eight at Goodison Park.
Norwegian digital football publication Josimar have published a third article about 777 Partners, the proposed buyers of Everton, this time focusing on a lawsuit filed by a former employee of budget airline Flair.
Sean Dyche has once again called on his players to "change the story" that has them stuck in a cycle of uneven performances and frustrating home defeats
The Daily Mail say that Leeds, Leicester and Burnley have written a joint letter to Everton's future owners 777 Partners to tell them they will sue the club for £300m if they are found guilty of breaking Premier League spending rules, a claim that has been rejected.
In light of the somewhat chaotic developments in the takeover saga in recent weeks, the question on Evertonian minds now is just who are 777 Partners and are they both capable and worthy of running one of England’s most storied and successful football clubs?
Alex Iwobi has been talking to <em>The Athletic</em> about his move to Fulham, where he has been reunited with former Everton manager, Marco Silva