12 h. ago Man Utd trolled with brutal chant after conceding Everton goal Ally McCoist can't explain

Everton fans took their opportunity to rip into the travelling Manchester United away support following Beto's opening goal with a savage chant

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51 h. ago Everton’s Carlos Alcaraz: ‘Moyes only says hola in Spanish, but his English is very clear’

Argentinian wants to settle down at his fourth club in three years and has begun like a house on fire at ‘loco’ GoodisonTo describe Everton’s first impressions of Carlos Alcaraz as positive would be something of an understatement. He was the light in the gloom of an FA Cup exit against Bournemouth, looking the epitome of a gifted Argentinian midfielder as soon as he was introduced for his debut. One start for David Moyes’s team and Everton fans were singing Alcaraz’s name after he marked the occasion with an assist plus an 80th-minute winner at Crystal Palace last Saturday.One taste of a Merseyside derby, meanwhile, and the feeling was mutual. “Loco, loco,” says Alcaraz, shaking his head and smiling about the mayhem that was the final Merseyside derby at Goodison Park. “It was a mad derby, a crazy match. We were ahead, we were behind and then we managed to get a draw at the end of a pulsating game. To say that was my first derby wearing this shirt is fantastic. I really enjoyed it.”...

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3 d. ago Everton fans pen open letter to officials after concerns emerge over move to new stadium

Members of an Everton supporters' group have written a letter to county officials expressing concerns over transport issues following the first event at the club's new stadium

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4 d. ago North London is red again as WSL’s top four all win: Women’s Football Weekly

Faye Carruthers is joined by Suzy Wrack, Marva Kreel and Jamie Spangher to discuss Arsenal’s derby rout, Bunny Shaw’s emphatic return for Manchester City, and Chelsea’s late show against EvertonOn the podcast today: the panel review the weekend’s WSL action as Arsenal thrash Tottenham 5-0 in front of a record crowd at the Emirates, with Chloe Kelly making her long-awaited return. Manchester City cruise past Liverpool with Bunny Shaw scoring twice on her first start in more than two months and Manchester United continue their winning form. Are the top four breaking away from the rest of the league?Elsewhere, the panel evaluate Leicester's survival hopes after a crucial win over Aston Villa; Everton fan Marva reflects on their narrow loss to Chelsea and the panel catch up on the latest from the Championship. Continue reading...

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4 d. ago Arne Slot aims cheeky Everton dig after Liverpool fan's first goal at new stadium

Liverpool fan Harrison Rimmer mocked Everton after scoring the first-ever goal at their new Bramley Moore Dock stadium and Reds boss Arne Slot also took a dig at the Toffees

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4 d. ago Everton debut new 'Instagrammable' 'food porn' at £800m stadium including a 'loaded sausage roll', £9.50 chicken tenders and an 'indulgent' doughnut... and it looks a real upgrade on Goodison!

One of the many upgrades awaiting Everton fans at their new Bramley-Moore Dock home is the array of food options, which were debuted during Monday's test event.

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4 d. ago Liverpool fan scores first goal in Everton’s new £800m Bramley

Wigan’s Harrison Rimmer became the first to score at the Everton Stadium in the 12th minute

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4 d. ago Football fans fume over 'disaster waiting to happen' at Everton's £800m new stadium's first test event as trains are overwhelmed at just 20% capacity

Everton fans have voiced major concerns about the travel options for the club's new Bramley-Moore Dock stadium after attending a test event on Monday night.

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4 d. ago Everton fans get first look at new £800m stadium: ‘It’s everything you want’

Over 10,000 fans took part the opening test event at Bramley-Moore Dock and savoured the occasion - even if Everton’s Under-18s lost to Wigan

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5 d. ago After £800m and four years, Everton’s new stadium makes its grand debut

The 52,888-seat ground in Bramley-Moore dock impresses as 10,000 fans flock to test event – even if Everton loseThe clue is in the name, yet it is hard to imagine now that Bramley‑Moore dock was an abandoned, neglected body of water 1,303 days ago. Twelve unexploded anti-aircraft shells from the second world war still lurked in the depths, waiting to be removed by the Royal Navy, when Everton took possession of the site on 26 July 2021. Less than four years later a magnificent, imposing, futuristic stadium has opened on the banks of the River Mersey. A torturous journey decades in the making has been worth every step.It was July 2019 at the nearby Titanic Hotel when the architect Dan Meis unveiled his grand plans for Everton’s new home. Tonight it welcomed its first guests, the 10,000 fortunate Evertonians selected via a ballot to attend the first test event and game at Bramley-Moore dock. A friendly between Everton’s and Wigan’s under-18s has never felt so significant, or such a pr...

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