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18-04-2024 08:56
18-04-2024 08:56
Thursday’s Everton News: Tyrer signs, Onana and Branthwaite fight, Forest preview
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With Everton losing a trio of defenders to injury in the 6-0 thrashing at Chelsea, Sean Dyche could be forced to make a clutch of changes for their survival showdown against Nottingham Forest at Goodison Park next Sunday. [Echo]
Everton reserve goalkeeper, Harry Tyrer, has committed to a further year with the Club after putting pen to paper on a new contract today. [EFC]
"It’s a boyhood dream of mine to be at this club. I’ve worked hard this season and that’s come with a lot of rewards."@HarryTyrer discusses his new deal, success on loan at Chesterfield and his goal of playing for the Toffees. pic.twitter.com/Ipdl5cOeaK — Everton (@Everton) April 17, 2024
Ben Johnson could leave West Ham for nothing this summer with Everton running the rule over the out-of-contract defender along with other Premier League teams. [HITC]
Everton goalkeeper Emily Ramsey has suffered an injury setback and will not play again this season. [BBC]
First-team trio Dominic Calvert-Lewin, James Tarkowski and James Garner paid a visit to the charity’s Digital Skills Lab to officially launch Everton in the Community’s new partnership with Christopher Ward and see the new intergenerational project in action. [EITC] Everton face a huge fight to keep star players Jarrad Branthwaite and Amadou Onana. [TeamTalk]
Lucy Hope has praised her team’s discipline during a difficult season but knows that Everton Women need to sharpen up at both ends of the pitch if their results are to improve. [RBM]
️Idrissa Gueye is wanted by Saudi Pro League clubs this summer. The midfielder’s contract is set to expire and Everton are unlikely to trigger the optional 1 year extension clause (Source - @SportsPeteO ) pic.twitter.com/rXDymDuBx7 — (@EvertonNewsFeed) April 17, 2024
Leeds United could be forced into loaning out Jack Harrison again next season if they fail to gain Premier League promotion. [Football League World]
The Everton takeover deal is expected to conclude this time next month after 777 Partners were granted an extension to their loan agreement. [Football Insider]
There is no hope of Everton avoiding a points deduction in their second PSR breach after they announced £91 million had been spent on player signings. [Football Insider] Manchester United have reportedly cooled their interest in Everton centre-back Jarrad Branthwaite. [Sports Mole]
Michael Ball believes Sean Dyche needs to change the mindset of Evertonians because he fears the tide is starting to turn against him. [Echo] The latest from the excellent “My Everton” series has been released. [Echo]
Everton great Derek Mountfield on the fallout from the loss at Chelsea:
“For me it’s not acceptable, we have to have a better all-round performance from everybody, including the manager. We can’t be doing that at this stage of the season, every game is a cup final for us.
The most disappointing thing is to concede six goals, which puts our very positive goal difference against others around us into an even keel with everybody else. It’s going to be a difficult last five or six games now because that one result has changed a lot of people’s perception about how Everton play.”
Europa League matches continue with Liverpool and West Ham in action. Aston Villa play in the UEFA Conference League.
Full schedule of games here. Twitter | Threads | Facebook
With Everton losing a trio of defenders to injury in the 6-0 thrashing at Chelsea, Sean Dyche could be forced to make a clutch of changes for their survival showdown against Nottingham Forest at Goodison Park next Sunday. [Echo]
Everton reserve goalkeeper, Harry Tyrer, has committed to a further year with the Club after putting pen to paper on a new contract today. [EFC]
"It’s a boyhood dream of mine to be at this club. I’ve worked hard this season and that’s come with a lot of rewards."@HarryTyrer discusses his new deal, success on loan at Chesterfield and his goal of playing for the Toffees. pic.twitter.com/Ipdl5cOeaK — Everton (@Everton) April 17, 2024
Ben Johnson could leave West Ham for nothing this summer with Everton running the rule over the out-of-contract defender along with other Premier League teams. [HITC]
Everton goalkeeper Emily Ramsey has suffered an injury setback and will not play again this season. [BBC]
First-team trio Dominic Calvert-Lewin, James Tarkowski and James Garner paid a visit to the charity’s Digital Skills Lab to officially launch Everton in the Community’s new partnership with Christopher Ward and see the new intergenerational project in action. [EITC] Everton face a huge fight to keep star players Jarrad Branthwaite and Amadou Onana. [TeamTalk]
Lucy Hope has praised her team’s discipline during a difficult season but knows that Everton Women need to sharpen up at both ends of the pitch if their results are to improve. [RBM]
️Idrissa Gueye is wanted by Saudi Pro League clubs this summer. The midfielder’s contract is set to expire and Everton are unlikely to trigger the optional 1 year extension clause (Source - @SportsPeteO ) pic.twitter.com/rXDymDuBx7 — (@EvertonNewsFeed) April 17, 2024
Leeds United could be forced into loaning out Jack Harrison again next season if they fail to gain Premier League promotion. [Football League World]
The Everton takeover deal is expected to conclude this time next month after 777 Partners were granted an extension to their loan agreement. [Football Insider]
There is no hope of Everton avoiding a points deduction in their second PSR breach after they announced £91 million had been spent on player signings. [Football Insider] Manchester United have reportedly cooled their interest in Everton centre-back Jarrad Branthwaite. [Sports Mole]
Michael Ball believes Sean Dyche needs to change the mindset of Evertonians because he fears the tide is starting to turn against him. [Echo] The latest from the excellent “My Everton” series has been released. [Echo]
Everton great Derek Mountfield on the fallout from the loss at Chelsea:
“For me it’s not acceptable, we have to have a better all-round performance from everybody, including the manager. We can’t be doing that at this stage of the season, every game is a cup final for us.
The most disappointing thing is to concede six goals, which puts our very positive goal difference against others around us into an even keel with everybody else. It’s going to be a difficult last five or six games now because that one result has changed a lot of people’s perception about how Everton play.”
Europa League matches continue with Liverpool and West Ham in action. Aston Villa play in the UEFA Conference League.
Full schedule of games here. Twitter | Threads | Facebook