Newcastle United v Everton - Premier League 2026/27
Photo by Robbie Jay Barratt – AMA/Getty Images
Thierno Barry celebrates for Everton - Premier League 2026/27
Photo by Ben Roberts – Danehouse/Getty Images
Tyler Dibling playing for Everton.
Photo by Richard Martin-Roberts – CameraSport via Getty Images
Jack Grealish playing for Everton.
Photo by George Wood/Getty Images
Jack Grealish playing for Everton.
Photo by Robbie Jay Barratt – AMA/Getty Images
Brentford v West Ham United - Pre Season Friendly
Photo by Matthew Ashton – AMA/Getty Images
Everton v Brighton & Hove Albion - Premier League
Photo by Clive Mason/Getty Images
What are your thoughts on a potential move for Marcus Rashford? 👀 Everton and Man United are said to be in talks over January move…
We’ve got enough trouble with Grealish 😂
@gramorris he is to big for is boots like most united players thinls he can do what he likes
@kilham.max if the owner don't respond with new players then they will lose half the value when we are relagted to the champions ship so they billion they want will be half
Everton fans eye Man United vs Roma to send TFG a message
According to Football Insider, some Everton fan groups are planning a protest when Roma, TFG’s other club, visit Manchester United in the Champions League on Tuesday, 3 November.
Why Old Trafford? Well, it’s the closest TFG will come to Merseyside. The owners are reportedly yet to attend a game at the Hill Dickinson Stadium, and Dan Friedkin is said to have had no face-to-face contact with David Moyes since the takeover.
Under the same owners, Roma have lifted the Conference League and reached a Europa League final. Everton, meanwhile, have been left with the smallest squad in the division and a manager pleading for help. Toffee fans understandably feel like TFG view their club as a glorified side project.
Everton fans are well within their rights to protest at Old Trafford
Protesting at another club’s ground might seem an odd move, but it makes sense. TFG haven’t come to Merseyside, so fans see this an opportunity to take the message to them. A Champions League night at Old Trafford, with cameras everywhere, is far harder to ignore than a banner at Hill Dickinson.
Is it ideal? No. But when the owners haven’t engaged with the fans, the fans have to find another way to be heard.
And if the Friedkins do turn up in Manchester having never sat in the stands on Merseyside, the protesters will have made their point for them.
Jordan Pickford says Everton are ‘crying out’ for something that is now becoming reality
Everton v Newcastle United - Carabao Cup Fourth Round
Photo by Carl Recine/Getty Images
This season could end up being a special one for Everton, and it could even see Jordan Pickford get exactly what he thinks the club has been crying out for.
Everton beat Newcastle on Thursday to continue what has been a strong campaign to date, setting up a favourable pathway to the EFL Cup semi-finals.
Jordan Pickford looked like he loved every minute of the 3-1 victory, knowing how huge it could be for the club with League Two Fleetwood Town standing between David Moyes and a semi-final,
Everton reach the quarter-finals of the EFL Cup! How confident are you that we can win it? The Toffees will face Fleetwood in the next round 👀
Not a cat in hells chance.
COOOOME ON that felt massive
@jonathan.gorrie be careful what we wish for we could go down this season.
Jordan Pickford makes a silverware pitch for Everton
Pickford has spoken to Men in Blazers on YouTube, and the interviewer asked him about Everton, particularly trophies and whether it matters that he hasn’t won anything with the club.
“It does matter”, Pickford explained promptly.
“This club is crying out for success, and we go into every season wanting to win a trophy, and I think over the last few years, we all know how difficult it has been to even stay in the Premier League.
“But now we have stability at the club, and it’s about taking that next step. For us as players, you have two opportunities to win silverware, and you need to take them seriously.”
Pickford has set the gauntlet, and silverware needs to be the target this season for Everton. With a Carabao Cup quarter-final against Fleetwood Town to come, the Toffees, on paper, already have one foot in the semi-finals, and this is close enough to a trophy that the club can dream of lifting the cup.
How many cup semi-finals have Everton reached this century
Moyes could be about to get a new contract as a reward for both a cup run and steadying the Everton ship, which was relegation-bound before he arrived.
If Everton manages to get past Fleetwood Town, it would be just the sixth semi-final the club has reached this century and a first in 11 years, making it a massive achievement, especially for the younger generation.
2008–09 (FA Cup): Defeated Manchester United at Wembley Stadium to reach the final (where they lost 2–1 to Chelsea)
2011–12 (FA Cup): Lost 2–1 to Liverpool at Wembley Stadium
2015–16 (FA Cup): Lost 2–1 to Manchester United at Wembley Stadium
2007–08 (Carabao Cup): Lost 3–1 on aggregate to Chelsea over two legs
2015–16 (Carabao Cup): Lost 4–3 on aggregate to Manchester City over two legs
It is a golden opportunity with only Manchester City and Liverpool left that would be considered tough semi-finals for Everton. A trip to Wembley could be in Everton’s very near future. However, even a semi-final would be a good cup run.