Harrison Armstrong says the support of Everton fans has meant “the world” to him and his family, strengthening his belief that his future belongs with the Blues.
The Academy graduate spoke to evertontv after playing 78 minutes in Sunday’s
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Harrison Armstrong says the support of Everton fans has meant “the world” to him and his family, strengthening his belief that his future belongs with the Blues.
The Academy graduate spoke to evertontv after playing 78 minutes in Sunday’s
Heading to an away game in the capital is a rite of passage for any young Evertonian. The early train from Lime Street, the buzz of navigating the London Underground, and the palpable tension of arriving at a historic top-flight ground make for an unforgettable weekend. For a Blue, navigating these logistics while surrounded by rival colours adds a sharp edge of excitement to...
Everton preserved their unbeaten start to the Premier League season but left the MKM Stadium with a sense of opportunity missed after drawing 2–2 with Hull City on Sunday. Goals from Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall and Thierno Barry overturned a second-half deficit, only for the hosts to hit back.
The Blues started brightly, with James Garner testing Konstantinos Tzolakis, an...
For more than 130 years, Goodison Park was the beating heart of Everton Football Club. Generations of supporters climbed the same narrow stairways and squeezed into the same wooden seats, and plenty of them could tell you exactly where they were sitting for the biggest nights in the club’s history. When the men’s team played their final match there in May 2025, it marked the ...
Just when Everton fans thought that relative calm had finally settled over the club, another curveball was thrown at Finch Farm. David Moyes faced the media ahead of Sunday’s trip to the MKM Stadium to face Hull City, offering a characteristically candid assessment of the situation, squad constraints, and the task at hand on the pitch, all under the shadow of fresh ownership ...