“I’ve never seen anything like it” – James Tarkowski on Michael Keane’s dismissal
08/01/2026James Tarkowski called out the referee’s “bizarre” decision to send off Michael Keane in the 1-1 draw with Wolves.
James Tarkowski called out the referee’s “bizarre” decision to send off Michael Keane in the 1-1 draw with Wolves.
The Everton boss slammed the referee for a ridiculous decision in the Blues’ 1-1 draw with Wolves.
A poor second-half performance from Everton saw Wolves equalise while Michael Keane and Jack Grealish got sent off.
Everton were pinned back by Wolves before Keane crazily pulled Tulu Arokodare's ponytail: violent conduct, red card.
Financial reports for Hill Dickinson show significant increases in turnover and profit
Everton’s 4-2 defeat against Brentford told a story that has become quite familiar in the opening season of the Hill Dickinson Stadium.
A midweek slate, with all 10 matches on Sky, most of them on Wednesday:
The Toffees haven’t won at home since early December and will be looking to make things right against Wolves this week.
The Toffees do not have any fresh injury concerns before their mid-week clash against Wolves at home.
Everton cannot afford to let a narrative set in that Hill Dickinson Stadium could be an albatross around their necks.
In summary, could do better in the second half of the season.
Everton will look to get over the disappointing 4-2 loss against Brentford when they host basement side Wolves.
Everton have slipped from eighth to 12th in the league table following their 4-2 loss at home to Brentford.
With Michael Keane back available, David Moyes reverted to type against Brentford, and for no real reason.
Igor Thiago scored a hattrick to secure an impressive away win for the Bees at Hill Dickinson Stadium.
Brentford failed to read the script where they roll over and die, instead outplaying the home side to an embarrassing degree.
After an early scare, Senegal beat out Sudan in the Last 16 of Afcon at the Grand Stade de Tanger, Morocco
The bulk of this weekend's Premier League programme is on Sunday, with 6 games on UK TV, and only 2 on Saturday
James Garner has been one of the standout players for the Toffees this season and is enjoying a wonderful campaign.
Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall and Charly Alcaraz remain out of contention.
With half of the Premier League season played, Everton are nestled nicely in the top half, just two points from fifth.
The Toffees will welcome Brentford to Hill Dickinson Stadium for their first match of the year.
David Moyes has acted quickly to bring back Harrison Armstrong from his loan spell with Preston North End.