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The views in these blogs are those held by the individual blogger and do not necessarily reflect the views of Everton Football Club.
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Our Swiss Role
evertonfc.com , 9/07/2008 09:18
Read Moreevertonfc.com has arrived safely in Switzerland!
But what a journey to get to our Alpine mountain base and join the players, manager and coaching staff.
Matthew Gamble and I met at Liverpool John Lennon Airport and duly forked out the extra money for the excess baggage we were taking on the flight to Geneva.
There are a few pieces of equipment that we...
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Draws No Good Now
Graeme Sharp, 4/04/2008 10:21
Read MoreWe 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 on Sunday.
Of our last six games, four of them are at home and while we can't give up on fourth, I think we will have to win all four of those games...
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Twists & Turns
Graeme Sharp, 20/03/2008 15:27
Read MoreThe 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 game for both sides, it is far from decisive. There will still be six points and 18 games left to playfor after the Anfield encounter. And at this stage of the...
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CAPELLO FOR ENGLAND?
Graeme Sharp, 12/12/2007 15:24
Read MoreCapello for England?
The search for the next England manager is well under way and according to all the major sources, Fabio Capello is the bookies favourite to take the "poisoned chalice".
Whilst there is no doubting the Italian's ability at club level do England fans really want to see another foreigner in charge of their national team? Sven Goran Eriksson was...
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THE FOREIGN ISSUE
Graeme Sharp, 15/11/2007 12:42
Read MoreSteve Coppell is the latest in a long line of managers bemoaning the fact that there are too many foreign players in the Premiership.
Sir Alex Ferguson and Sir Trevor Brooking have already stated that having more "home grown" players would benefit the national team. However I'm not so sure if there is enough young British talent about. Why would Arsene...
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A CLUB ON THE MOVE
Graeme Sharp, 6/11/2007 11:28
Read MoreIn the last six months the London-based media seem to have taken great delight in linking our finest players with moves to the capital.
If you regularly read the papers you will have seen Mikel Arteta has been reportedly attracting the interest of Chelsea, West Ham have been fishing around Andrew Johnson and you can add to that stories concerning Tim...
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WHAT DOES IT TAKE TO WIN THE PREMIER LEAGUE?
Graeme Sharp, 30/10/2007 16:08
Read MoreWhat does it take to win the Premier League?
When the season started in August the four "usual suspects" were put forward as potential champions but after witnessing the weekend's action, I think you can narrow it down to Manchester United or Arsenal.
I think if you had a poll amongst genuine football fans and asked them, 'Who plays the best...
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ENGLISH TALENT AND THE UEFA CUP
Graeme Sharp, 23/10/2007 16:01
Read MoreI was interested to see Sir Alex Ferguson's remarks this week about the number of players of different nationalities playing in the Champions League this year.
Sir Alex noted that there were more Scottish players registered for the competition than English ones!
I think this goes some way to highlighting why England aren't doing so well at the moment at national...
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