Ndiaye strike named goal of Carabao Cup Second Round
09/09/2024Iliman Ndiaye has been awarded Carabao Cup Goal of the Round for his impressive strike in Everton's 3-0 win over Doncaster last month.
Iliman Ndiaye has been awarded Carabao Cup Goal of the Round for his impressive strike in Everton's 3-0 win over Doncaster last month.
Neal Maupay says that a meme he posted to Twitter on deadline day was an expression of his relief at securing a move away from Everton, two years after he was first signed under Frank Lampard.
In a team in which defensive solidity is prided over anything else, it can be difficult for attack-minded players to thrive. With Sean Dyche continuing to operate with a low block at Everton, even the most advanced players in his nominal 4-4-1-1 formation are forced to retreat deep into their own half. And thus, when […]
The first part of this piece appeared 25 years ago and was the first thing I ever wrote on the site. My view at the time was that ToffeeWeb mattered a great deal. However, the consensus, if I recall correctly, was not really. As a forum to inform, entertain and bring Blues together, it is […]
In The Guardian, Jonathan Wilson summarises the economic and societal drivers behind the inception of the Premier League and weaves in Everton’s role in the breakaway before undergoing the gradual decline that has them on course, he believes, for a fourth successive season battling to avoid becoming the first of the original “Big Five” to be […]
A genuine, albeit injury-prone star, James Rodriguez passed by our Evertonian world more like a fleeting comet — the pandemic ensuring that fans didn't ever get to see him play a competitive game in the flesh. He departed in 2021 having delivered some magical moments nonetheless.
Seamus Coleman didn’t make it past the hour mark for the Republic of Ireland but Lee Carsley recorded a solid win in his first match as England’s interim manager against a backdrop of media furore over his refusal to sing the national anthem.
The well-known podcaster in his own right joins Lyndon for a full hour's chat about the current state of the Blues
It was always going to be a tough summer transfer window for Everton to navigate, with off-pitch matters being a topic of discussion for a while. Manager Sean Dyche himself has bemoaned the lack of funds available, even though Amadou Onana was sold to Aston Villa in a big money deal. However, the business the […]
Everton have confirmed a deal that will see the world’s biggest energy drink company, Red Bull, become the Club’s new ‘Official Energy Drink Partner’.
Everton Under-21s defender Reece Welch will spend the season on loan with second-tier Belgian side KMSK Deinze.
Talking to ESPN in the context of his Brazilian club, Botafogo, John Textor has hit out strongly at the fundamental unfairness of so-called Financial Fair Play rules in football.
Armando Broja has been talking to the Everton website about his last-minute move to Everton at the end of the transfer window on a season-long loan from Chelsea.
A Premier League commission and appeal board has ruled that Everton should pay about a third of the total for legal costs of £4.9million in the PSR case that resulted in the Club being deducted points last season
Everton will say goodbye to the iconic Goodison Park this season. The Blues are leaving the ground that has been their home since 1892 for a brand new stadium built at Bramley Moore Dock. Fans will be hoping for a successful season to bid farewell to the Old Lady in style. No team has played […]
For four decades, the responsibility for keeping the famous Goodison Park playing surface in top-top condition lay with the Storey family
Leicester City have won their appeal against a previous independent commission decision that could have seen them punished with a points deduction for a breach of the Premier League’s Profitability and Sustainability rules (PSR). Leicester City’s losses in the 3 years ending with 2022-23 totalled £124M — exceeding the PSR limit for Premier League clubs […]
Coming to terms with that staggering late collapse against Bournemouth and where Everton go from here
It was always going to be sticky — one of our better players had to be sold with the club in financial turmoil and doubts lingering over Branthwaite and Calvert-Lewin. Even a settled comfortable mid-table outfit will have crap results; that is a symptom of “mid-table”. And we are neither mid-table nor settled. With a […]
An update on Everton Stadium explains in detail how the foundations of the state-of-the-art playing surface at the new ground are being laid before the seeding of the hybrid turf can begin in a few weeks' time.
Neither Jarrad Branthwaite nor Nathan Patterson will be ready for when Everton's Premier League campaign resumes on the other side of the international break.
They’ll always hit you when you think there is optimism. I missed my meet-up with Brendan, but the very kind stewards let me into the ground and I took a seat in the front row of the Paddock in front of the Bournemouth supporters. I was moved along after the first goal when I celebrated. […]
At sunny Goodison Park, chatter about former manager David Moyes cast a long shadow over Sean Dyche as the Everton boss came to terms with an astonishing late collapse.
We Blues have had to endure some excruciating results over the years, usually a gut punch of reality just when we dared believe things were on the up. Saturday hit as hard as any, perhaps harder for some, but it's early enough to be corrected if the manager can turn things around
Everton Under-21s came unstuck at Manchester City on Sunday afternoon after Charlie Whitaker was sent off at the end of the first half and the remaining 10 men didn't stand a chance.
Everton were 2 down by half-time and ended up losing 4-0 at Finch Farm after Matos was dismissed, reducing them to 10 men.
Everton 2 — 3 Bournemouth That the day was going too well should have been a beacon that it was about to go South… Picked up at 12:20 pm, and in the pub before 1 pm, even with a nice seat with a view of the early kick-off game. Having missed our opening Premier League […]
Hi, As someone who enjoys the music at the ground leading up to kick-off and getting the crowd revved up, why has this time gone so bland? I imagine it is down to the new presenter. I always looked forward to this every game but I’m already thinking, can you get the other fella back? […]