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The Grand Old Team annual Everton Fan Survey is now live – and the response has been instant. Since going live after the final whistle yesterday, over 1,000 Blues have already shared their view.

For close to twenty years, Grand Old Team has been the home of the Evertonian conversation – and the annual fan survey sits at the heart of that. It captures the real, quant...


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Southampton Football Club chief executive Phil Parsons has referenced Everton in a strongly-worded statement challenging the EFL’s decision to expel the Saints from the Championship Play-Offs – a ruling he described as the largest penalty ever imposed on an English football club.

"Everton's eventual six-point deduction in 2023/24 followed losses...


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Everton have a culture problem. Not a new one. Not a recent one. One that has festered, unchecked, for over thirty years – and the events of this season have done nothing but confirm it.

It starts at the top.

The current custodians/owners have yet to attend a game at Goodison Park, or Hill Dickinson. Let that sink in. The people who hold the future of this...


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David Moyes didn’t mince words after the home collapse against Sunderland, admitting Everton “messed up big time” as European dreams slipped through their fingers. But while the disappointment is st...


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With Brentford dropping points to Crystal Palace on Sunday afternoon, the door to Conference League football swung open for Everton. By full time at Hill Dickinson Stadium, they had walked straight past it.

A win against Sunderland would have drawn Everton level with Brentford on 52 points heading into the final day of the season, with Brentford away to Liverpool an...


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