Sorry, Dwight, Enough is Enough
28/01/2026When bad displays and a lack of quality come with a lack of effort, then that is the straw that breaks the camel’s back.
When bad displays and a lack of quality come with a lack of effort, then that is the straw that breaks the camel’s back.
While Everton can look to the future in Barry, they must also look to their past in Calvert-Lewin, and realise they still need their centre-forward to offer those traits, too.
Grealish has now been ruled out of action after sustaining a foot injury, which could keep him on the sidelines for the rest of the season.
This article provides a synopsis and analysis of BDO’s 20th Annual Survey of Football Finance Directors titled "Defying Gravity: The Ever-Expanding Football Universe"
The stats suggest Everton's and England's Number 1 is right up there...
Everton's chief creator is now facing a long spell out of action — another cruel blow in a season that still harbours plenty of promise
We'll also talk about the players who haven't been able to capitalise on the opportunity.
With relatively little money to spend, the Blues should consider other areas on the pitch before swooping in for a new striker.
At Villa Park, Garner not only marshalled his more inexperienced colleagues brilliantly, he also bossed the middle of the park.
Everton’s FA Cup third-round defeat at the hands of Sunderland spotlighted the situation the Toffees are currently in.
There have been elements of Moyes’ performance that have left a lot to be desired, and in the last two league matches particularly, he has let himself down.
While Moyes has been reluctant to use other youngsters — Adam Aznou and Tyler Dibling — he showed little reluctance in throwing Harrison Armstrong straight into the mix.
Everton’s 4-2 defeat against Brentford told a story that has become quite familiar in the opening season of the Hill Dickinson Stadium.
Everton cannot afford to let a narrative set in that Hill Dickinson Stadium could be an albatross around their necks.
With Michael Keane back available, David Moyes reverted to type against Brentford, and for no real reason.
James Garner has been one of the standout players for the Toffees this season and is enjoying a wonderful campaign.
With half of the Premier League season played, Everton are nestled nicely in the top half, just two points from fifth.
