Marching On Together

Nicknames. The Blues, The Toffees
Founded. 1878 : 143 years ago
Ground. Goodison Park
Capacity. 39,414
Owner. Farhad Moshiri
Chairman. Bill Kenwright
Manager. Sean Dyche
League. Premier League
2021–22 Position. 16th

Forums
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https://www.toffeetalk.com/

Summer signings
James Tarkowski (Burnley) Free
Ruben Vinagre (Sporting) Loan
Dwight McNeil (Burnley) £20m
Conor Coady (Wolves) Loan
Amadou Onana (Lille) £33m
Neal Maupay (Brighton) Undisclosed
James Garner (Manchester United) £9m
Idrissa Gueye (Paris St-Germain) Undisclosed


2002 friendlies
16 July L 2-0 Arsenal (M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore)
20 July L 4-0 Minnesota United (Allianz Field, Minnesota)
24 July W 2-4 Blackpool (Bloomfield Road)
29 July W 3-0Dynamo Kyiv (Goodison Park)

Premier League
Everton ---------- 0-1 Chelsea
Aston Villa ------ 2-1 Everton --------- OG
Everton --------- 1-1 Notts F ---------- Gray
Brentford ------- 1-1 Everton --------- Gordon
Leeds United -- 1-1 Everton --------- Gordon
Everton ---------- 0-0 Liverpool
Everton ---------- 1-0 West Ham U ------- Maupey
Southampton - 1-2 Everton -------------- Coady, McNeil
Everton ---------- 1-2 Manchester U ----- Iwobi
Tottenham H--- 2-0 Everton
Newcastle U --- 1-0 Everton
Everton ---------- 3-0 Crystal Palace ----- Calvert-Lewin, Gordon, McNeil
Fulham ---------- 0-0 Everton
Everton ---------- 0-2 Leicester City
Bournemouth - 3-0 Everton
Everton ---------- 1-2 Wolverhampton W - Mina
Manchester C - 1-1 Everton ----------------- Gray
Everton ---------- 1-4 Brighton Hove ------- Gray
Everton ---------- 1-2 Southampton -------- Onana
West Ham U ----2-0 Everton
Everton ---------- 1-0 Arsenal ----------------- Tarkowski
Liverpool -------- 2-0 Everton
Everton ---------- 1-0 Leeds United --------- Coleman
Everton ---------- 0-2 Aston Villa
Arsenal ---------- 4-0 Everton
Nottingham F - 2-2 Everton ------------------ Gray (pen), Dacoure
Everton ---------- 1-0 Brentford --------------- McNeil
Chelsea ---------- 2-2 Everton ------------------ Doucouré, Simms
Everton ---------- 1-1 Tottenham Hotspur - Keane
Manchester U - 2-0 Everton
Everton ---------- 1-3 Fulham ------------------- McNeil
Crystal Palace - 0-0 Everton
Everton ---------- 1-4 Newcastle United ---- McNeil
Leicester City -- 2-2 Everton ------------------ Calvert-Lewin (pen), Iwobi
Brighton Hove -1-5 Everton ------------------ Doucouré x 2, (Steele OG), McNeil x 2
Everton ---------- 0-3 Manchester City
Wolves ----------- 1-1 Everton ------------------ Mina
Everton ---------- 1-0 Bournemouth --------- Doucoure

EFL Cup
Fleetwood Town -- 0-1 Everton ------------ Gray
Bournemouth ----- 4-1 Everton ------------ Gray

FA Cup
Manchester Utd -- 3-1 Everton ------------ Coady

Carlo Ancelotti embarrassed by Everton's Goodison Park woes after home defeat by Sheffield United

Everton suffer ninth home league defeat of the season at the hands of relegated Sheffield United; Carlo Ancelotti embarrassed by Goodison Park form and hopes the return of fans can wake his players up

Can't believe how this boring outfit are & still in the top 8 of the PL.

Only scored 46 goals in 36 games the lowest of the top eleven teams by a long chalk

Remember Everton were top after starting this season well with Calvert-Lewin knocking in goals for fun.

Would love to finish above the toffees, we certainly deserve to finish higher than Everton.

1964white wrote: ↑Mon May 17, 2021 7:36 am Can't believe how this boring outfit are & still in the top 8 of the PL.

Only scored 46 goals in 36 games the lowest of the top eleven teams by a long chalk

Remember Everton were top after starting this season well with Calvert-Lewin knocking in goals for fun.

Would love to finish above the toffees, we certainly deserve to finish higher than Everton.

They have Wolves and City left. A bit depends on what eleven Guardiola fields.

For us, we should get our 6 points.

Real Madrid want Carlo Ancelotti to make a dramatic return to the club after making the Everton manager their number one candidate to succeed Zinedine Zidane

1964white wrote: ↑Tue Jun 01, 2021 1:04 pm Real Madrid want Carlo Ancelotti to make a dramatic return to the club after making the Everton manager their number one candidate to succeed Zinedine Zidane

He has gone.

Can't help but have a little chuckle at Everton's expense...

According to The Athletic Everton will look to speak to.

Ajax boss Erik Ten Hag (just signed a new contract ).

Belgium boss Roberto Martinez (who Everton sacked).

Rafa Benitez (who plays extraordinarily dull football).

Steven Gerrard (who will secure Everton's position as LiverpoolLite when he immediately leaves them when Klopp goes).

Paolo Foncesca (just sacked by Roma and replaced by Jose).

Have also seen the return of a legend linked David Moyes

Rafa Benitez looks like being the next manager.

Interesting

Police are investigating this banner which was left at the wrong house (the suspicion is it is meant for Rafa Benitez who lives nearby).

Taken this far to far now, they may not want him as manager but leaving a threatening message near his home where his wife and daughters live.

Shameful.

I strongly suspect the banner was nicked and left there by accident after it was realised it wasn't a hubcap.

Cjay wrote: ↑Mon Jun 28, 2021 3:19 pm

Police are investigating this banner which was left at the wrong house (the suspicion is it is meant for Rafa Benitez who lives nearby).

Taken this far to far now, they may not want him as manager but leaving a threatening message near his home where his wife and daughters live.

Shameful.

Sadly typical of the Liverpool area.

I really don't know why Everton fans would be getting upset, Rafa has done pretty well everywhere he has been and it is hardly like Everton are some amazing team that are 'better' than him.

Its gone down well

Tributes have been paid to former Everton midfielder Jimmy Gabriel, who has died aged 80.

Gabriel played 303 times for the Toffees, winning a league title and the FA Cup with the club in the 1960s.

The Scotland international started his career with hometown club Dundee and played more than 220 games for Southampton after leaving Everton.

"He always gave his all and is truly one of the club's greats," said Everton chairman Bill Kenwright.

I saw Jimmy play for the toffees during the 60's/70's

A top player for Everton

RIP Jimmy

Everton are closing in on 3 rather odd deals.

Asmir Begovic.
Demauri Grey.
Andros Townsend

Hardly screams ambition?

They are all cheap however and may end up being good value.

Cjay wrote: ↑Sun Jul 18, 2021 7:31 pm Everton are closing in on 3 rather odd deals.

Asmir Begovic.
Demauri Grey.
Andros Townsend

Hardly screams ambition?

They are all cheap however and may end up being good value.

Would be disappointed if Leeds were looking to sign those type of players.

Everton have confirmed the signing of Andros Townsend on a free transfer..The former England winger signs a 2 year deal.