With just over a week until the transfer window closes, Everton are a club in turmoil. Reeling from 2 consecutive defeats without scoring, the Toffees are still attempting to add goals. Promised new investment and a new board are yet to materialise and hope seems to be in short supply around Goodison.
Writing for Sky Sports, Alan Myers neatly sums up our current malaise saying “The same issues that appeared to be dragging the club downwards in recent years remain, there may have been a few shavings off the end but there still remains the need for a clean cut.”
Everton have entered each of the last three seasons with question marks over the fitness of Dominic Calvert Lewin and further question marks over who can back up his goal scoring ability. This is also the third season in a row where the club have seemingly reaped what they’ve sowed with regards to years of overspending. The consequence being severelty restricted activity in the transfer market. This is a level of incompetence at the leadership level that is bound to impact the culture around the club on and off the field.
The tempation among Blues is to plan for another season circling the drain. Particularly given the hearing in October regarding the club’s compliance with Premier League profit and sustainability rules. However, I’ve spent the last few days desperately groping for positivity and managed to come up with three slivers of hope to cling to.
Everton has announced a new partnership with Red Bull, the world's leading energy drink brand,…
Everton have confirmed the signing of Chelsea striker Armando Broja on loan for the 2024/25…
Everton have signed Orel Mangala from Olympique Lyonnais on a season-long loan. On his move…
Hey everyone, won’t you look at this shiny big balloon I just nearly passed out…
Kieran Trippier is looking to depart Newcastle United before the transfer window closes, with Everton…
Anyway they’re back if you wanted them to be or not. For me, I’d like…