Harrison Armstrong says the support of Everton fans has meant “the world” to him and his family, strengthening his belief ...

Heading to an away game in the capital is a rite of passage for any young Evertonian. The early train from Lime Street, the ...

David Moyes reacts to Everton ownership news, gives fitness updates on Mykolenko and Garner, and previews Hull City away.

TFG says the time is right for Everton’s next chapter. Supporters are asking what comes next—and how the team will be backed ...

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 ...

The 2026 World Cup may already seem like a lifetime ago for many Everton fans. Most of us were glued to the action in the summer, as the best international teams battled to lift the famous trophy.

Everton collected three points against Ipswich Town, but a baffling decision to disallow Thierno Barry’s second goal left the Blues with considerably more work to do than should have been necessary.

Everton head into Saturday’s encounter against Ipswich Town looking to turn recent stalemates into maximum points, buoyed by an unbeaten start that represents the club’s finest opening sequence since ...

Hello again. Some week that wasn’t it? From the Armstrong bid to Balogun getting off to all the way through to Moyes admitting he’s never spoken once to Dan Friedkin it’s been a real page turner, even ...

Just when you think you’ve seen it all as an Evertonian, they find new ways to baffle you. Ways that, no matter how familiar you’ve become with the shit show that is Everton Football Club, leave you ...

The Friedkin Group are reportedly exploring the possibility of bringing new investors into Everton, less than two years after completing their takeover of the club. The Financial Times reports that ...

Everton supporters will always back the team. Of course they will. They always do. But that unwavering support should not be confused with unwavering trust in the people running the football club.