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The Everton Squad, 2021-22 A lot of debate is underway on recent ToffeeWeb threads about our squad’s ability, hunger, and that favoured word: ‘deadwood’. We will finish this season where we belong and I am in the Stan Schofield, Thomas Richards school of asking: Why, with what we have at our disposal, were we expecting to reach the moon in one full season with Carlo Ancelotti at the helm? We need to move players on, of that there is no doubt. But, instead of replacing the likes of Sigurdsson, Iwobi and Gomes, could they not become squad players with better quality around them?...

Farcical goal seals undeserved historic win for Carlo Fantastico Holgate keeping his place is a joke. Dave Abrahams 3 Posted 23/04/2021 at 19:08:30 Moss will be made up with Everton’s midfield, he’ll have no trouble keeping up with them. Danny Broderick 4 Posted 23/04/2021 at 19:10:43 Looks like 4-2-3-1 to me. Seems reasonably balanced, I'm not convinced about Sigurdsson and Rodriguez in the same team though. For all of our bes...

Arsenal vs Everton Match Preview Dominic Calvert-Lewin is fit according to Carlo Ancelotti along with Yerry Mina, André Gomes, Bernard and Fabian Delph Against the backdrop of still-simmering resentment at and recriminations over the failed Super League and the actions of the Shameless Six, Everton return to action on the pitch on Friday evening against one of the pariah clubs in the form of Arsenal. Forced to make an embarrassing climb-down and apologise to their fans on Tuesday night for their part in arguably the most hubristic and ill-conceived idea in the history...

Ancelotti calls for more consultation from football’s power brokers Lyndon Lloyd Thursday, 22 April, 2021 Carlo Ancelotti says the proposed Super League fell flat on its face because the clubs involved were wrong about the concept, largely as a consequence of not canvassing the supporters, managers or players over whether it would even be a good idea. The experienced manager, who has worked at four of the clubs involved in the attempted breakaway, says that there is broad agreement that the Champions League is in nee...

Masters makes first moves to limit influence of the rebel six Lyndon Lloyd Wednesday, 21 April, 2021 The domestic response to an attempt by six Premier League clubs to form a breakaway Super League has begun with moves to strip executives from five of the clubs involved from various influential sub-committees. According to Sky Sports News, Premier League CEO Richard Masters requested today that executives at the clubs leave their roles on working groups associated with governance of the domestic top flight. Sky say that ...