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DIXIE'S 60, THE ANNIVERSARY
On May 5, 1928, Arsenal travelled to Everton for the last game of the 1927/28 season. It seemed at first glance to be a typical end of season fixture, Arsenal had lost...
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BEING PRESUMPTUOUS
Okay, so let’s presume that you are desperate, like me, to taste European football once again.
And let’s presume that, like me, our recent poor run o...
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SUCCESS DOES NOT STOP HERE
It’s a big weekend coming up for Everton Ladies.
Sunday sees us take on Arsenal, the first time we have faced them since the League Cup final win.
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A POST SCRIPT TO DERBY VENOM
If you are looking for the furthering of civilisation and for the promotion of the sensitivity of the collective human soul; then don’t look to the football chan...
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DRAWS NO GOOD NOW
We go into the Derby game on the back of three indifferent performances against Fulham, West Ham and Liverpool.
It is important that we put that right - starting...
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A NIGHT TO REMEMBER
It has been just over a month since the Everton Ladies won the League Cup and I can certainly say it has been a crazy few weeks!
I know most people didn’t...
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TWISTS & TURNS
The focus of our remaining games seems to be entirely on the 207th Merseyside derby at Anfield next week.
But, whilst there is no doubt the match is a crunch gam...
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CULTURAL ENRICHMENT
I went to Norway last week. To a place called Bergen on the west coast. There isn’t really an east coast of Norway. Unless you keep on going north so far that yo...
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WHY BOTHER WITH THE OFFSIDE DEBATE?
It has to be the most un-offside goal ever to be disallowed!
As Andy Gray pointed out on Sunday, four players played AJ onside and even if there'd been no player...
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IT'S NOT OVER
It has been a sobering week for Evertonians. At such times the minds of many can search for recriminations. But I believe there are two very good reasons not to start ...
