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30 storiesNewest publisher update · 2026-10-29 21:40 UTC
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Everton keep cup hopes burning with 3-1 Newcastle win

Everton 3–1 Newcastle United | Carabao Cup fourth round Everton booked a quarter-final trip to Fleetwood Town with a 3–1 victory over Newcastle United at Hill Dickinson Stadium, giving David Moyes’ side fresh impetus and supporters another cup night to anticipate. James Garner and Hayden Hackney provided the first-half breakthroughs, turning a competitive opening into a commanding position for the Blues. Everton had needed resilience before finding their finishing touch. Jordan Pickford repelled

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2026-10-29 21:40 UTCgrandoldteam.com
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Arsenal 2–0 Everton: another afternoon that could have been an email

There are few certainties in football, but Everton losing away at Arsenal remains a dependable service. Add David Moyes in the visiting dugout and there was little danger of anyone mistaking this for an afternoon of wild possibility. Moyes arrived without a league victory in 13 visits to Arsenal as Everton manager. His players duly ensured there would be no awkward updating of that particular achievement, beyond adding another appearance. The frustration, though, is not simply that Everton lost.

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2026-10-24 16:20 UTCgrandoldteam.com
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Moyes on Emirates Test, Grealish Central Role, and Nørgaard Fitness Setback

Heading to the Emirates Stadium is rarely an occasion Evertonians circle on the calendar with boundless optimism, but ahead of Saturday’s 3pm showdown with Arsenal, David Moyes cut a pragmatic yet determined figure at Finch Farm. Reflecting on recent performances, Moyes tackled the major talking points occupying the Grand Old Team forums this week: the frustrating habit of conceding straight after the restart, the delicate management of our attacking lineup, and the ongoing fitness battles withi

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2026-10-24 08:02 UTCgrandoldteam.com
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David Moyes Is Making Himself Increasingly Difficult to Defend

The Saturday 12:30 kick off can sometimes be a real red or black situation. Winning or losing that fixture can transform your weekend for the better or worse. Unfortunately for us, it was the latter today. And having written an article a month and a half ago asking for fans to get behind David Moyes and the boys, after our ownership left us with a threadbare squad, I feel that I have to backtrack on that opinion somewhat today. Because […] The post David Moyes Is Making Himself Increasingly Diff

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2026-10-17 15:53 UTCgrandoldteam.com
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Unbeaten Blues Face Chelsea Test: Moyes on Thierno Barry, Squad Depth, and Turning Draws into Wins

David Moyes has urged his Everton side to stay ruthless as they prepare to welcome Chelsea in a crucial clash between two teams currently locked on points near the top of the Premier League table. While the Blues remain one of only three unbeaten sides in the top flight, consecutive stalemates – most notably the frustrating draw at Hull – have left supporters longing for sharper edge in the final third. Moyes acknowledged that resilience alone will not be enough […] The post Unbeaten Blues Face

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2026-10-16 13:38 UTCgrandoldteam.com
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Harrison Armstrong: Everton support has shown me this is the place to be

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 2-2 draw at Hull City, where Everton recovered from a goal down, before letting the lead slip to earn a point. For Armstrong, the backing he has received away from the pitch has been just as significant. Summer transfer speculation linked […] The post Harrison

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2026-10-13 08:45 UTCgrandoldteam.com
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A Blue in West London: Surviving Stamford Bridge on a Student Budget

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 the journey. Stamford Bridge is an intense venue; nestled in a world far removed from Hill […] The post A Blue in West Lo

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2026-10-13 08:10 UTCgrandoldteam.com
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Hull City 2-2 Everton

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, and thought they had gone ahead in the 34th minute through Brennan Johnson. After Harrison Armstrong’s effort was blocked, Johnson tur

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2026-10-12 09:34 UTCgrandoldteam.com
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Farewell Goodison Park: The Grand Old Lady’s Greatest Moments

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 end of an era for one of the most famous grounds in English football. The […] The post Farewell Goodison Park: The Grand O

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2026-10-12 09:33 UTCgrandoldteam.com
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“I Love This Club Too Much” – Moyes Speaks on Shock Ownership News, Squad Depth, and Hull City

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 developments. 1. Ownership Shocker: “More Disappointed for Evertonians” The morning’s headline story centred on breaking s

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2026-10-09 15:29 UTCgrandoldteam.com
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Everton owners explore potential sale less than two years after takeover

The Friedkin Group has confirmed it is exploring new investment options for Everton, including the possible sale of a controlling stake, less than two years after taking charge. In a statement released on Friday morning, the group said the financial stability established since its arrival meant the time was right to consider the club’s next chapter. Moelis & Company has been retained to advise on the process. The announcement opens the door to another change of ownership, although it does […] Th

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2026-10-09 08:21 UTCgrandoldteam.com
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Everton’s unbeaten start has changed the early Premier League picture

Everton have made a quiet but convincing start to the 2026/27 Premier League season. David Moyes’ side are seventh after five matches, with nine points, two wins and three draws. They have not lost a league game, and only three goals have gone past Jordan Pickford. The figures are encouraging because Everton have not needed a run of spectacular scorelines to reach the top half. They have built their position through control, defensive discipline and an ability to protect narrow […] The post Ever

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2026-10-01 10:36 UTCgrandoldteam.com
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Jack Grealish Stats Show What His Second Loan Must Prove

Twenty Premier League appearances, two goals and six assists. That was Jack Grealish’s return from his first spell at Everton, packed into just over 1,600 minutes before a foot injury ended his season in January. Those numbers are the starting point for everything that happens now. Grealish is back at Hill Dickinson Stadium on a second loan from Manchester City, and this time every minute he plays feeds into a bigger decision about his future. Grealish Numbers From His First […] The post Jack Gr

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2026-09-30 10:08 UTCgrandoldteam.com
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Meet Our New Everton Shirt Pint Glass

Our new Everton Shirt Pint Glass has arrived, bringing some instantly recognisable shirts to your next drink. Available exclusively from Grand Old Team for £15, it features illustrations of classic and modern Everton kits in a colourful wraparound design. From Hafnia and NEC favourites to more recent shirts, there’s plenty of blue – and plenty to talk about. The new design joins our Everton Player Pint Glass and Everton Stadium Pint Glass as the latest addition to our Everton pint […] The post M

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2026-09-28 09:37 UTCgrandoldteam.com
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Johnson offers creative spark as O’Brien helps Ireland to victory

Everton supporters had reasons to be encouraged by Sunday’s Nations League action, with Brennan Johnson showing his creativity for Wales and Jake O’Brien helping the Republic of Ireland keep a clean sheet. The results were mixed, but there were positives for both Blues to take from their international outings. Johnson played 83 minutes in Wales’ 2-0 defeat away to Denmark. Despite the scoreline, he created four chances and completed 94 per cent of his passes – encouraging figures from an […] The

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2026-09-28 09:28 UTCgrandoldteam.com