Jack Grealish’s brilliance being wasted by misfiring strikers
31/10/2025Jack Grealish has created the most chances from open play in the league this season.
Jack Grealish has created the most chances from open play in the league this season.
Everton currently has three players out on loan, all in the Football League. We’ll be keeping an eye on their performances throughout the season in our new series “loan watch”.
It’s been impossible to avoid the narrative about set pieces so far this Premier League season.
What should have been a salvation has turned into a cautionary tale regarding the pitfalls of poor sponsor due diligence.
At a time when Everton’s striking issues are at the forefront of many fans’ minds, one of Everton’s more successful forwards in recent memory returns to Merseyside to Hill Dickinson Stadium on Sunday.
Like many others, I can remember vividly where I was the moment Wayne Rooney announced his arrival as a Premier League player.
Everton and Tottenham Hotspur both have an array of talents in their squads, but who would be selected for a team comprising players from both clubs?
The Toffees enjoyed a strong first-half performance, limiting the opposition to just three shots on target and creating several good chances of their own.
In Jack Grealish's absence, Carlos Alcaraz is the perfect fit to come into the starting XI and make an impact from the get-go.
Everton’s player of the season so far will not be allowed to face off against his parent club due to an FA rule, so who can we expect to orchestrate the attack against Manchester City?
The next fortnight presents two tough tests for the Toffees: beginning with a trip to face Manchester City, before hosting Thomas Frank’s Tottenham Hotspur the following weekend.
The winter transfer window is already looming, and the chance to address issues in the squad that remain.
Data suggests that while Beto is more involved in and around the opposition's goal, Barry is playing a larger role in the build-up play.
Recent filings at Companies House signal two more tranches of additional investment in Everton Football Club, totalling £101M since August
The Blues’ first-half displays have been largely toothless and insipid so far this season.
Without a win since late August, and after fielding much criticism for certain tactical decisions in recent weeks, David Moyes’s on-the-fly changes ultimately made the difference.
Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall's suspension leaves David Moyes in a precarious position of having to fill that role behind the lone striker.
Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall has become the first ever player to be handed a Premier League suspension for five yellow cards and it seems anything but fair.
In recent years, Crystal Palace has been one of the more favorable fixtures for Everton Football Club.