The Football Association have today rejected an appeal by Everton against the wrongful dismissal of midfielder Tim Cahill during Saturday's derby game against Liverpool. Cahill, 28, was shown a straight red card for a tackle on Liverpool midfielder Xabi Alonso and will now miss the Toffees next three Premier League games. Click to continue reading...

This season has been a poor one for Everton, and their abject state was compounded on Saturday with a dire 2-0 loss to rivals Liverpool at 'fortress' Goodison. That wasn't the worst thing to happen to the Toffees on Saturday though, it looks like David Moyes is still no closer ... Click to continue reading...

Following a comprehensive 2-0 victory over Everton in Saturday's Merseyside derby, Liverpool skipper Steven Gerrard is looking for repeat performance as the Reds aim to build onto their strong start to the season.

Rafa Benitez's side outclassed the Toffees, who are yet to pick up a league point at Goodison Park this season, and now focus on Wednesday's Champions League group clash with PSV Eindhoven before meeting Manchester City in the Premiership at the weekend. Click to continue reading...

Liverpool overcame local rivals Everton to go top of the Premier League table. Everton finished the game with ten men after Tim Cahill was shown a straight red for a challenge on Liverpool midfielder Xabi Alonso.

Liverpool keeper Jose Pepe Reina didn't have one save to make all game and in truth the result never looked in doubt once Fernando Torres scored his first goal since the first game of the season. Click to continue reading...

Premier League - Everton vs Liverpool When: Saturday, Septemmber 27, 12:45 GMT Where: Goodison Park Why: Some early afternoon red vs blue action in the Merseyside derby. It's maybe second to the Liverpool vs Man Utd rivalry these days, but still nice and fiery. Just ask Phil Neville. The Toffees are hoping for a repeat of 2006 while [. Click to continue reading...

Another game ,another defensive shambles for Everton who got dumped out of the Carling Cup by Blackburn last night. So woeful were the Toffees that the travelling support even booed them.... Moyes' men have been anemic all season and yesterday's game was no different, succumbing to a solitary Blackburn . Click to continue reading...

Former Tottenham Hotspur forward Robbie Keane believes Merseyside derby between Liverpool and Everton is bigger than north-London clashes between Spurs and Arsenal.

Keane, who joined Liverpool in the summer from Spurs, is hoping to play against the Toffees as Rafa Benitez's side head to Goodison Park for their first derby of the season. Click to continue reading...

2007/8 Review

Everton enjoyed another very good season under the stewardship of David Moyes, flirting with Champions League qualification for much of the campaign before finishing fifth. This was despite Everton allowing opponents more attempts on goal than they themselves created. The Toffees were able to overcome this imbalance thanks to some very sharp finishing from their strikers, dead ball prowess, and excellent goalkeeping from American Tim Howard. Click to continue reading...

It appears that the Toffees were either outbid or failed to land a number of transfer targets this summer. Everton fans certainly don't appear to be particularly happy with the lack of activity on deadline day, and it appears as though it will be an uphill struggle to finish in ... Click to continue reading...

Notable arrivals: Lars Christian Jacobsen, Segundo Castillo (Red Star Belgrade, loan). Notable departures: Andy Johnson (Fulham), Lee Carsley (Birmingham City). Many have interest in Ghana international £3 million striker coming to Everton Toffees and Spurs in £11 million battle There... Click to continue reading...

David Moyes is ready to bring more players in and one of those players will be Alan Smith from Newcastle United. The 27-year-old is set to join the Toffees for a price around £3 million. The former Manchester United star... Click to continue reading...

Better late than never will be the sentiment shared by Everton fans, who see their club crank it up to the gigawatts in their attempt to sign new players before the transfer window shuts on Sunday. The Toffees appear to have missed out on their first batch of targets this ... Click to continue reading...

It's not the draw you imagine David Moyes would have wanted. His Everton team had a reasonable European adventure last season, cruelly ending on penalties against Fiorentina, yet they have some hard work ahead of them if the Toffees are to make the UEFA Cup group stage for the second ... Click to continue reading...

Yobo and Yakubu have been great signings for the Toffees and it now appears as though another Nigerian will be playing in a blue shirt this season. David Moyes has been frantically trying to draft in some high-quality players and it appears that he's struck gold as far as this ... Click to continue reading...

  There are many reports today linking Arsenal with Feyernoord' young Dutch midfielder Jonathan De Guzman. The amazing facts are that De Guzman is only 20 years old and he will cost £12M.  Is this really the midfield player Wenger promised? De Guzman was due to join Everton, but nothing can go right for the Toffees at [. Click to continue reading...

At last! The Toffees have finally signed a player and, like a greedy girlfriend with her rich boyfriend's credit card, now they've made that first purchase, they've got a taste for more. It's abundantly clear that Everton need reinforcements, especially when you look at the youngsters that David Moyes is . Click to continue reading...

You might have been forgiven for thinking that the Toffees finished 17th in the Premier League last season, rather than in 5th place which meant a place in the UEFA Cup this season. After all, it seems that Hull City are doing a better job of attracting players than Everton ... Click to continue reading...

Everton have seen off Newcastle in the battle to bag Juventus midfielder Tiago. The Toffees agreed to pay Juve £250,000 to take the 27-year-old on loan for a season — and could sign him permanently for £8m next summer.

They will pick up his £50,000-a-week wages in full but boss David Moyes still has to convince the ex-Chelsea man to become his first summer signing. Click to continue reading...

The 2008-09 Premier League season kicks-off with the Right Result team back in action and as always there were some big talking points. Everton were familiar subjects of Right Result judgments last season and the Toffees are off to an early start this term, being hard-done-by in their encounter with Paul Ince's Blackburn Rovers outfit. Click to continue reading...

The Toffees may have landed fifth place in the Premier League last term, although it doesn't appear that every member of the squad was a happy one. These days, football managers have a tough old job on their hands trying to keep everyone happy, especially those on the fringes of the first-team who are asked [. Click to continue reading...

And so we arrive at Part 2 of our saunter through the exciting landscape that is the Premier League shirts for 2008/09. Today we have five more teams to concentrate on, and this being an alphabetical list of sorts, we continue with...

Everton
Say what you like about The Toffees - when it comes to their home shirts, they don't like to change things around too much. Click to continue reading...

Andy Johnson has finally completed his move to Fulham from Everton. It is believed the fee is in the region of £10.5 million. Johnson scored twenty-two goals in seventy-four appearances for the Toffees and for a while looked like becoming a cult hero in the North West. Last season he struggled with injury and was unable to establish himself in the side. Click to continue reading...

What a treat to have watched the Rapids play Everton right here in Colorado. Coach Fernando Clavijo takes time to answer some questions about the friendly against the Toffees and the Rapids Season. I. What does the team gain from... Click to continue reading...

As much as Everton fans may not want to admit it, their club will always operate under arch-nemesis and cross-town rival Liverpool. There's no way around it; Liverpool is statistically the most successful team in English history, having won more league titles (18), Carling Cups (7), and European Cups/Champions League trophies (5) than any other club in the country. Click to continue reading...

Everton have reportedly joined the chase for West Ham striker Dean Ashton. The 24-year-old forward - who bagged a hat-trick in the Irons' 5-3 friendly win over Ipswich last night - has been linked with a move away from Upton Park all summer. Manchester United, Spurs, Newcastle and Sunderland have all been credited with showing an interest [. Click to continue reading...

The Toffees pulled of a win in the 87th beating the Rapids on Sunday and leaving the US with a 1-1 record. They looked much fitter then they (reportedly) did against Chicago, so I guess they adapted to the air quicker than I hoped they would.

The turnout was good (about the same as any other midseason Rapids game) and was surprisingly non-Everton.

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Everton has officially unveiled their new away shirt for the 2008/2009 season. The white Umbro shirt, sponsored by Chang, will be available for sale from Friday (check the EPL Talk Shop for more details). The Toffees will be sporting a white shirt with a two thin bands - navy and grey - going from shoulder to [. Click to continue reading...

EVERTON Notable arrivals: None. Notable departures: Lee Carsley (Birmingham City). Possible: Andy Johnson (Fulham) Fulham have 48 hours to complete a deal for Everton striker Andy Johnson before the Toffees begin to look elsewhere. Any delay would likely bring Sunderland... Click to continue reading...

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Good morning everybody. While we await word on where Kenny Cooper is headed, and wait for an official announcement of the Chicago-Toronto FC trade that will send Brian McBride to the Chicago Fire, here are some stories from across the pond to get your day started.

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Everton still appear to be in the hunt for a new goalkeeper after a recent trial broke down very quickly indeed! Sporting Life reported yesterday that no sooner had Vladimir Stojkovic arrived at Goodison Park, he was gone in two shakes of a lamb's tail, causing bemusement among the Toffees ... Click to continue reading...

Can Everton emulate last season's fifth place finish in the Premier League? It looks like a tall order, with rival clubs spending big in order to try and guarantee some success, although the Toffees look set to be formidable opponents next term, especially with the latest news regarding fresh arrivals. Click to continue reading...

The Guardian reports (with fan sites like ToffeeWeb frothing in shock and disgust) that Everton may well have exchanged their entire future and spending power for a supermarket of a stadium and a couple of summer signings. Reports confirm that the Toffees have taken out yet another mortgage, a ... Click to continue reading...

If Wigan Athletic (or Sunderland or Middlesbrough) are going to sign Andy Johnson, they need the striker to tell Everton that he wants a move. Good news for the Latics as Johnson is reportedly going to tell the Toffees that... Click to continue reading...

Everton striker Andy Johnson can be had this summer - if a price of £12million is reached. Wigan Athletic, Middlesbrough, Manchester City, West Ham and Sunderland have all been linked with the 27-year-old. The Toffees have already rejected two offers... Click to continue reading...

These days, having sushi for lunch isn't all that exotic wherever in the world you live. It appears that Everton are prepared to order something similar for next season, with Sky Sports reporting that the Merseyside club are in the race to sign Marek Suchy from Slavia Prague. While it's clear that the Toffees haven't got [. Click to continue reading...