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Duncan Ferguson names which player would be Everton’s version of Roy Keane
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@jonny you should go to specsave
Doubt he will play George, probably will be Rohl. If it's not Branwaite it will be Keane. But I would have O'Brien. Moyes is to set in his ways
O’Brien at RB. Give Harrison a rest and play Hackney, and George on the right.
Duncan Ferguson lauds Seamus Coleman
Speaking to OTB Football on TikTok, Glentoran boss Ferguson was asked about his thoughts on Seamus Coleman, to which he had a lot of praise for the Irish footballing legend.
“Seamus is special, he’s a special guy. He’s got loyalty, trust. Very few people in life have any loyalty there; there’s no loyalty anywhere now. Seamus is one of them.
“He’s a guy you can 100% count on. Everyone in Everton loves Seamus; he’s a hard worker, a good leader, a good talker, and wants the best for his club. These captains are the best ones.
“You look at Roy Keane, for instance, or Seamus Coleman, or all these top captains, Steven Gerrard. They look after the players, they look after the manager, that’s the type of captain you want.”
This is obviously quite the praise and both Keane and Gerrard are two of the most noteworthy captains in the history of the Premier League and putting Coleman alongside them does speak volumes of the perception of the Irishman within Everton.
Coleman doesn’t get anywhere near the credit and respect he deserves from the wider footballing world. Coleman is a Everton legend and it’s about time he was recognised for being one of the finest captains in the Premier League era.
Sat seventh in the all time Everton appearance list with 435, Coleman is going to be long remembered a great within the walls of Finch Farm. A true great.
Andy Burnham predicts when Everton will finally win their first major trophy since 1995
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Everton have one of the most high-profile trophy droughts in English football.
Despite being one of the biggest teams in the country, Everton haven’t won any silverware in over 30 years at this point.
Nobody needs reminding that Everton’s last trophy was the 1995 FA Cup, but since then, it has been a barren run.
There have been a few near misses, Everton reached the 2009 FA Cup final and even took the lead in that game early on, while in 2012 the Toffees reached the FA Cup semis, falling just short against Liverpool.
Everton will be desperate to finally end that trophy drought, and according to famous Evertonian and UK Prime Minister, Andy Burnham, that long wait for a trophy may soon be over.
Injury doubts for Jarrad Branthwaite as Everton head to Arsenal 😬 What changes would YOU make to our predicted XI?! IF he's not fit, who replaces him? 👀
@jonny you should go to specsave
Doubt he will play George, probably will be Rohl. If it's not Branwaite it will be Keane. But I would have O'Brien. Moyes is to set in his ways
O’Brien at RB. Give Harrison a rest and play Hackney, and George on the right.
Andy Burnham predicts Everton’s next trophy win
Burnham spoke to the Liverpool Echo about Everton’s current situation and their hopes of success in the future.
Everton are up for sale, and Burnham doesn’t think it will take long for a buyer to take a keen interest, claiming that the club have the best stadium and the best manager in the world.
On top of that, Burnham claimed that a trophy will be coming to the Hill Dickinson Stadium in the next five years.
“Here’s a prediction, Everton will win a trophy in the next five years. You heard it here first.”
Everton haven’t been close to winning a trophy for some time, but, as we’ve seen over the years, there’s no reason why a bolt from the blue trophy win can’t be possible.
Crystal Palace, Birmingham City, Wigan Athletic and Swansea City have all won major trophies over the past 15 years, and, with all due respect, Everton are a bigger and better club than all of those listed above.
Everton need to end this trophy drought, and Burnham believes that the Toffees may not be far off making that happen.