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Everton offer free coach travel to Burnley for fans via Liverpool Echo

Everton, in conjunction with club sponsor SportPesa, are offering FREE travel to Burnley on Saturday for all supporters.
Blues fans travelling to Turf Moor face potential travel disruption due to strike action planned by Arriva Rail North (Northern) and Merseyrail workers in the RMT union.


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Merseyside derby switched for TV broadcast – but could still change again via Liverpool Echo

The Goodison derby has been picked for live TV broadcast – but remains subject to Liverpool’s progression in the Champions League.
Everton are now due to welcome the Reds on Sunday, April 8 with the game being shown on Sky Sports and kicking off at 2:15pm.


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Home comforts for young Everton fans in 2017/18 via Liverpool Echo

Everton’s away form may not be something to shout about but the results for the Blues at home have at least provided some cheer for the club’s young Season Ticket members.

So far this Season the Blues have won eight and drawn two of their 14 home league fixtures scoring 23 goals in the process.


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‘I trust what Farhad Moshiri has said – but Everton shareholders must ask the question’ via Liverpool Echo

Everton Football Club Shareholders’ Association are eager to hold talks with Farhad Moshiri as he enters his third year at Goodison.
EFCSA chair John Blain sat down with the billionaire 18 months ago but says efforts to arrange a second meeting have so far failed.
Moshiri is the Blues’ single largest shareholder with 49.


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Davy Klaassen’s Everton exile no nearer ending, reveals Sam Allardyce via Liverpool Echo

Davy Klaassen is no closer to forcing a first-team return at Everton, says Sam Allardyce.
The Blues boss has praised the Dutch midfielder’s effort and determination in training but confirmed he is not yet in contention.


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Everton striker Sandro Ramirez’s career continues to stumble at Sevilla via Liverpool Echo

Everton’s on loan striker Sandro Ramirez took barely a fortnight of his spell with La Liga Sevilla to tell Radio Marca: “I’ve been here two weeks and I want to continue next season at Sevilla.
“I’m really where I want to be .”
He may have changed his mind since then.


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Everton news and transfer rumours LIVE – Sam Allardyce’s position apparently under threat as Rafael Silva links reappear via Liverpool Echo

Durack’s Path
Everton Ladies don’t just have a good stopper between the posts – they’ve also got a brainbox, too.
Lizzie Durack, who was born in Australia, majored in economics and minored in neurobiology at Harvard before turning down a job at investment magnates Goldman Sachs to join the Toffees.


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Sam Allardyce ‘in danger’ as Everton and Farhad Moshiri ‘draw up shortlist’ via Liverpool Echo

With just two wins in 11 games, speculation over Sam Allardyce’s future is inevitable.
But one national newspaper report has gone even further, claiming Everton have begun drawing up a shortlist with the former England boss ‘on borrowed time’ at Goodison.
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Neville Southall becomes patron of LGBT group The Rainbow Toffees via Liverpool Echo

Everton legend and LGBT awareness campaigner Neville Southall has become a patron of LGBT campaign group and supporters club, The Rainbow Toffees.
Southall, 59, famously embarked upon a journey to discover more about the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender community after admitting to ignorance.


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