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#42210 Turning Merseyside Blue
MrTini23
Woeful Villa dominated at Goodison
20th April 2013
Last updated at 20:55
Aston Villa had a day to forget at Goodison Park as a hat trick from striker Charlie Austin and goals from centre back Craig Dawson and Croatian striker Nikica Jelavic gave Everton a 5-0 win.
Final Score: Everton 5-0 Aston Villa.
Everton: Howard, Jallet (Gibson 60), Dawson, Jagielka, Baines, Eboue (Neville 58), Fellaini, Heitinga, Pienaar (Clark 76), Jelavic, Austin.
Subs Not Used: Gordon, Vellios, Naismith, Mirallas.
Off: Heitinga.
Goals: Dawson 27, Austin 60, 70, 86, Jelavic 89.
Aston Villa: Guzan, Hibbert, Vlaar, Dunne, Coquelin (Holman 65), El Ahmadi (Benteke 60), Ireland (Baker 56), Romeu, Jenas, Delph, Agbonlahor.
Subs Not Used: Given, N'Zogbia, Mensah, Lowton.
Booked: Jenas.
Att: 36,987.
Ref: T McNamee.
#42208 Turning Merseyside Blue
MrTini23
Thanks, hopefully we can do the treble
Chelsea is a game I'd rather forget. I think the key has been my signings. They have all been excellent meaning I have a good squad and can rotate them around.
#41868 Turning Merseyside Blue
MrTini23
Everton win on penalties
13th April 2013
Last updated at 16:23
Everton will play Brighton in the FA Cup final after beating Tottenham 4-2 on penalties after drawing 0-0 after extra time.
Final Score: Tottenham 0-0 Everton aet (2-4 on pens).
Tottenham: Lloris, Walker, Kaboul, Vertonghen, Assou-Ekotto, Parker, Sandro, Dembele (M Dawson 45), Chung-Yong (Lennon 56), Bale (Fuchs 83), Adebayor.
Subs Not Used: Gomes, Sigurdsson, Caulker, Defoe.
Booked: Bale.
Penalties scored: Vertonghen, Lennon.
Penalties missed: Adebayor, Assou-Ekotto.
Everton: Howard, Eboue, Heitinga (Jagielka 102), C Dawson, Baines, Pienaar, Fellaini, Gibson (Mirallas 116), Cresswell, Austin, Jelavic (Vellios 76).
Subs Not Used: Gordon, Neville. Naismith, Jallet.
Booked: Vellios.
Penalties scored: Baines, Cresswell, Jagielka, Austin.
Penalties missed: Pienaar.
Att: 90,000.
Ref: H Webb.
#41832 Turning Merseyside Blue
MrTini23
Everton scrape Sunderland win
10th April 2013
Last updated at 01:29
Everton were far from their best as they struggled to a 1-0 win over Sunderland at the Stadium of Light, Charlie Austin with the all important goal.
Final Score: Sunderland 0-1 Everton.
Sunderland Mignolet, Brown, Cuellar, Brmble, Lumb (Larsson 45), Gardner (Cattermole 45), Colback, Vaughan, Johnson (McClean 70), Sessegnon, Fletcher.
Subs Not Used: Westwood, Rose, Albrighton, Campbell.
Booked: Sessegnon, Cattermole.
Everton: Howard, Eboue (Jallet 90), Clark, Jagielka, Baines, Pienaar, Fellaini (Gibson 77), Anderson (Naismith 90), Oviedo, Austin, Jelavic.
Subs Not Used: Gordon, Dawson, Vellios, Mirallas.
Booked: Baines.
Goals: Austin 37.
Att: 33,594
Ref: M Atkinson.
#41662 Turning Merseyside Blue
MrTini23
Chelsea dominate Everton
6th April 2013
Last updated at 16:17
Everton were dominated at Stamford Bridge as a brace from Spanish striker Fernando Torres and a goal from Hatem Ben Arfa gave the home side a 3-0 victory.
Final Score: Chelsea 3-0 Everton.
Chelsea: Cech, Azpilicueta, Luiz, Terry, Cole, Lampard (Ramires 61), Mikel, Ben Arfa (Cahill 79), Mata (Oscar 76), Hazard, Torres.
Subs Not Used: Turnbull, Sturridge, Rodrigo, Radu.
Goals: Ben Arfa 42, Torres 54, 79.
Everton: Howard, Eboue, Clark, Jagielka, Baines (Neville 78), Pienaar, Fellaini, Anderson, Nem (Mirallas 20), Austin (Vellios 63), Jelavic.
Subs Not Used: Gordon, Jallet, Dawson, Gibson.
Att: 40,959
Ref: J Moss.
#41499 Turning Merseyside Blue
MrTini23
Semi final draw
22nd March 2013
Last updated at 16:55
The draw for the 2012/13 FA Cup semi final has today been made live at Wembley with Tottenham facing Capital One cup winners Everton and last year's runners up Liverpool facing Championship side Brighton.
Everton and Tottenham have met three times in competitive action over the course of the 2012-13 season with two out of the three games resulting in a 1-0 win for the home side. In the Premier League, Everton have failed to beat Tottenham. At White Hart Lane, a goal from Jan Vertonghen have Spurs a 1-0 win and the two sides drew 0-0 at Goodison Park. However, in the Captial One cup, Everton did triumph over Tottenham, beating them 1-0 thanks to a goal from Nikica Jelavic. The last time the two sides met in the FA Cup was in 1995 when Everton ran out 4-1 winners. They went on to lift the trophy.
This season, Liverpool and Brighton have not played against each other. However, last season, the two sides faced each other twice. Both of these games saw Liverpool beat Brighton to knock them out of a cup. First in September as a 2-1 win at the Amex Stadium knocked Brighton out of the Carling Cup and secondly, in February when a 6-1 win sent Liverpool through to the 6th round of the FA Cup.
The full draw is as follows:
Tottenham vs Everton
Brighton vs Liverpool
#41492 Turning Merseyside Blue
MrTini23
Bore draw at Goodison
20th March 2013
Last updated at 01:34
There was nothing to write home about at Goodison Park as Everton and Tottenham battled to a boring 0-0 draw.
Final Score: Everton 0-0 Tottenham.
Everton: Howard, Eboue, Heitinga, Jagielka, Baines, Pienaar, Fellaini (Neville 77), Gibson, Anderson, Austin, Jelavic (Vellios 61).
Subs Not Used: Gordon, Jallet, Dawson, Clark, Mirallas.
Booked: Fellaini, Eboue, Heitinga, Gibson.
Tottenham: Lloris, Walker, Kaboul, Vertonghen, Fuchs (Assou-Ekotto 77)), Huddlestone (Parker 74), Dembele, Sandro, Lennon (M Dawson 56), Bale, Adebayor.
Subs Not Used: Gomes, Sigurdsson, Chung-Yong, Defoe.
Att: 39,571.
Ref: T McNamee.
#41485 Turning Merseyside Blue
MrTini23
Baines rescues Everton
16th March 2013
Last updated at 19:15
Everton were saved at Goodison Park by Leighton Baines as the left back's late goal pegged Swansea back to 2-2 in an enthralling Premier League encounter.
Final Score: Everton 2-2 Swansea.
Everton: Howard, Eboue, Heitinga, Jagielka, Baines, Pienaar, Fellaini, Gibson (Clark 60), Anderson, Austin, Jelavic.
Subs Not Used: Gordon, Jallet, Dawson, Vellios, Neville, Mirallas.
Booked: Heitinga.
Goals: Pienaar 12, Baines 81.
Swansea: Vorm, Tate, Chico, Williams, Taylor, Faurlin, Sung-Yeung (Richards 81), Hernandez (Ephraim 81), Michu, Dyer, Shechter (Moore 86).
Subs Not Used: Steele, Routledge, De Guzman, Tiendalli.
Goals: Dyer 29, Shechter 62.
Att: 34,666.
Ref: J Moss.
#41477 Turning Merseyside Blue
MrTini23
Jelavic double sees Everton into semi
9th March 2013
Last updated at 21:33
Everton are still on course for a domestic cup double after Croatian striker Nikica Jelavic scored twice in a 2-0 win over Huddersfield at The Galpharm Stadium.
Final Score: Huddersfield 0-2 Everton.
Huddersfield: Smithies, Alcock (Hunt 87), Clarke, Fontaine, Dixon, Henry (Norwood 82), Clayton, Southern, McFadden, Novak (Ward 82), Vaughan.
Subs Not Used: Bennett, Scannel, Lynch, Higgenbotham.
Booked: Dixon, McFadden.
Everton: Howard, Eboue (Neville 81), Heitinga (Dawson 88), Jagielka, Baines, Pienaar (Mirallas 74), Fellaini, Gibson, Anderson, Austin, Jelavic.
Subs Not Used: Gordon, Vellios, Clark, Jallet.
Booked: Heitinga, Gibson.
Goals: Jelavic 5, 82.
Att: 24,590.
Ref: H Webb.
#41448 Turning Merseyside Blue
MrTini23
Premier League Table
Last Updated: 9th March 2013
#40587 Turning Merseyside Blue
MrTini23
Cole earns West Ham a point
2nd March 2013
Last updated at 20:01
West Ham came from behind to earn a point against Everton at Upton Park as a Carlton Cole equalizer cancelled out an earlier goal from in-form Everton striker Charlie Austin.
Final Score: West Ham 1-1 Everton.
West Ham: Jaaskelainen, Demel, Reid, Tomkins, McCartney (Collison 45), Benayoun (Noble 73), Diame, Nolan, Taylor, Carroll, Cole.
Subs Not Used: Henderson, Vaz Te, O'Brien, Maiga, Collins.
Booked: Carroll.
Goals: Cole 72.
Everton: Howard, Neville, Dawson, Jagielka (Clark 68), Baines, Eboue, Fellaini, Gibson (Heitinga 79), Pienaar (Mirallas 86), Austin, Vellios.
Subs Not Used: Gordon, Jallet, Naismith, Anderson.
Booked: Dawson, Jagielka, Gibson.
Goals: Austin 45+2.
Att: 27,858.
Ref: M Dean.
#40584 Turning Merseyside Blue
MrTini23
Awesome Austin
27th February 2013
Last updated at 01:55
Everton striker Charlie Austin was in fine form, scoring two goals as his side shocked Manchester City at Eastlands by winning 3-1.
Final Score: Man City 1-3 Everton.
Man City: Hart, Maicon, Kompany, Lescott, Clichy (Dzeko 78), Barry, Milner, Toure, Tevez, Silva, Aguero (Nasri 47).
Subs Not Used: Pantilimon, Sinclair, Richards, Zabaleta, Balotelli.
Goals: Aguero 46.
Everton: Howard, Eboue, Heitinga (Dawson 87), Jagielka, Baines, Pienaar, Fellaini, Anderson (Gibson 78), Nem (Mirallas 32), Austin, Vellios.
Subs Not Used: Gordon, Jallet, Naismith, Clark.
Booked: Heitinga.
Goals: Anderson 16, Austin 51, 78.
Att: 47,405.
Ref: K Friend.
#40071 Turning Merseyside Blue
MrTini23
"For the Fans" - Ferguson
25th February 2013
By John Warrington
Everton co-chairman and club legend Duncan Ferguson has hailed manager David Moyes as the best in the Premier League along with dedicating the win of the Capital One Cup to the Everton fans.
In an interview on the pitch after the game at Wembley, Ferguson said: "This is what I came back to Everton for, days like today. When I was a player here, we won the FA Cup in 1995 and seeing the looks on the faces of the fans was just a joy to behold. When I came back to co-own the club, I vowed to return the smiles to the faces of the fans and today I can say that has been done. Today is for them."
"All the thanks has to go to David. I may have given him the money but he made the signings and the signings he has made have been nothing short of sensational. He's got the team working together brilliantly and watching Everton play football is easily the highlight of my week. In my opinion, David Moyes is the best manager in the Premier League by far. What he has achieved here at Everton has been nothing short of miraculous and long may it continue."
#39484 Turning Merseyside Blue
MrTini23
Thanks. Luckily we've got Charlie Austin
Everton win Capital One Cup
24th February 2013
Last updated at 21:32
Premier League leaders Everton have won the Capital One Cup after beating Londoners Fulham 4-1 in a pulsating final at Wembley in front of 90,000 fans.
Final Score: Everton 4-1 Fulham.
Everton: Howard, Neville, Heitinga (Clark 87), Jagielka, Baines, Pienaar, Fellaini (Gibson 67), Anderson, Nem, Austin, Vellios (Mirallas 78).
Subs Not Used: Gordon, Dawson, Jallet, Eboue.
Boooked: Vellios.
Goals: Austin 34, 83, Nem 38, Anderson 67.
Fulham: Stockdale, Rangel, Hangeland, Donnelly, Riise, Ruiz (Duff 67), Riether, Kasami, Kacaniklic (Richardson 83), Berbatov, Rodallega (Petric 45).
Subs Not Used: Schwarzer, Dejagah, Trotta, Frei.
Booked: Donnelly, Rodallega.
Goals: Berbatov 25.
Att: 90,000.
Ref: H Webb.
#39417 Turning Merseyside Blue
MrTini23
Cheers. Fingers crossed we'll be ok
Captial One Cup Final Preview
23rd February 2012
By John Warrington
Capital One Cup Final
Venue: Wembley Date: Sunday 24th February Kick-off: 1500 GMT
Coverage: Sky Sports 1 HD
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TEAM NEWS
Everton have just two players missing for the Capital One Cup final. Bryan Oviedo misses out with the broken ankle he picked up in early January and perhaps more importantly, Croatian striker Nikica Jelavic misses out with a virus. Apostolos Vellios is likely to replace him in the starting line up.
Fulham have four players missing for the final at Wembley. Leon Osman is ineligible due to a clause in his loan contract, stating that he can't play against his parent club. Mahamadou Diarra is suspended and Steve Sidwell and Chris Baird are both still ruled out with torn hamstring's.
Everton
Suspended: None Doubtful:None
Injured/unavailable: Oviedo (Ankle), Jelavic (Virus)
Fulham
Suspended: Diarra Doubtful: None
Injured/unavailable: Osman (Ineligible), Sidwell (Hamstring), Baird (Hamstring)
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ODDS (SKY BET):
Everton: 4-6 (Fav)
Draw: N/A
Everton: 7-2
#39093 Turning Merseyside Blue
MrTini23
Neville rallies the troops
23rd February 2013
By Lee Hooton
Everton skipper Phil Neville has sent out a battle cry to his fellow Everton players ahead of tomorrow's Capital One Cup final against Fulham, urging them to play like they can and not get nervous.
In an interview with Evertonfc.com earlier, Neville said: "We've got to take the game to Fulham. There is no point sitting back and letting them attack us. Our success this season has been based around how well the guys up front have been doing and we need to continue that. It's obviously going to be tough after losing Jelavic but we have other strikers that can come in and find the net like Apostolos Vellios, who has been scoring for fun lately."
"It's important that we don't get nervous on the day. In the 2009 FA Cup final against Chelsea, we were nervous after we went 1-0 up and it cost us. We have to make sure that doesn't happen again. Once we get that lead, which I'm confident that we will, we need to keep pushing for a second and take the game away from Fulham and not let them into our half like we did with Chelsea. I have faith in the lads and I know we can do it."
#39014 Turning Merseyside Blue
MrTini23
Jelavic final blow
21st February 2013
By John Warrington
Everton have been dealt a serious blow ahead of this Sunday's Capital One Cup final against Fulham with star striker Nikica Jelavic being ruled out for two weeks with a virus.
The loss of the striker comes as a huge blow for the Merseysiders with Jelavic, who has scored 14 times this season, likely to start alongside Charlie Austin at Wembley. Jelavic played with the virus in the FA Cup game against Bristol City on Saturday but was forced off at half time after complaining of a headache and blurred vision. The news of Jelavic's demise is likely to bring a smile to the face of Greek striker Apostolos Vellios who is favorite to replace the Croatian.
Speaking to Sky Sports News, Everton manager David Moyes spoke of his disappointment but insisted that the team would put the blow behind them: "Sure we've lost Nikica Jelavic for the final and I'm disappointed but the fact is that the team doesn't revolve around him. We have ten other lads who are fighting fit and raring to go, not to mention the squad guys itching for a taste of Wembley glory. I've now got a decision to make that I didn't want but we will put the blow behind us and play like we can."
#39013 Turning Merseyside Blue
MrTini23
#38702 Turning Merseyside Blue
MrTini23
Spotlight on Moyes
20th February 2013
By Lee Hooton
With the season in full swing and the Capital One Cup final just 4 days away, evertonfc.com caught up with manager David Moyes to get his thoughts on the season so far.
Hello David, First of all let me say thank you for agreeing to do this interview for us. How does it feel to be up the top of the Premier League?.
It's great, I'm loving every minute of it. When I said at the start of the season I wanted 4th, I never thought we'd be in this position. Hopefully we can keep up our good form and still be in the top 4 at the end of the season.
How do you feel your new signings are getting on at the club?
I won't comment on Emmanuel as it's still early days but the rest of them have been superb. Nemmy (Wellington Nem) has come in and been a revelation on the left hand side. He is probably one of my best signings ever to be honest. Charlie Austin is also starting to find his way now. Clarky (Ciaran Clark) and Craig (Craig Dawson) have come in and done well. They know they aren't going to always be starting with Johnny Heitinga and Phil Jagielka around but they've shown they are ones for the future. Craig Gordon, Aaron Cresswell and Christophe Jallet have been great back ups for us so far too.
At the moment the side sit at the top of the Premier League, do you actually think they can mount a title challenge this season?
It's not a case of questioning if they can, it's a case of questioning why they can't. We have a good squad who a playing really good football and winning games. If we keep winning games from now until the end of the season we should be right up there.
The Capital One Cup final is just 4 days away, what are your hopes for the cups?
I want to win both. I know a lot of managers say how the Capital One Cup doesn't matter and the FA Cup is more important, but to me both cups are just as important as each other and I will be setting the guys up in an attempt to win both. Whats the point in entering if you're not going to try and win it?
Well thats all the questions I have for you David, thanks for your time today and good luck for the rest of the season.
#38324 Turning Merseyside Blue
MrTini23
6th round draw
18th February 2013
Last updated at 18:28
All ties in the FA Cup 6th round will be Championship vs Premier League after the draw that was made live at Wembley earlier this afternoon by former England midfielders John Barnes and Paul Ince.
Blackburn, who beat Premier League opposition in the form of Stoke City in the last round have another home tie as they entertain Tottenham, who beat Chelsea at White Hart Lane in the last round. Premier League leaders face their second tie against Championship opposition in successive rounds as their reward for beating Bristol City is a trip to Huddersfield who shocked Aston Villa at Villa Park in the last round.
Everton's bitter rivals Liverpool, who beat Man United 1-0 in the last round, also face an away tie as they travel to the Valley to play Charlton who thrashed Newcastle 4-1 in the last round, getting one over on former manager Alan Pardew in the process. The final tie sees West Ham, who beat Middlesbrough in the last round, entertain Brighton who beat Derby at Pride Park in the 5th round.
The full draw is as follows:
Blackburn vs Tottenham
Huddersfield vs Everton
Charlton vs Liverpool
West Ham vs Brighton
#38253 Turning Merseyside Blue
MrTini23
Everton breeze past Bristol City
16th February 2013
Last updated at 16:06
It was all too easy for Everton at Goodison Park as goals from Steven Pienaar, Charlie Austin (2) and John Heitinga gave them a 4-2 victory over Bristol City which booked their place in the FA Cup 6th round.
Final Score: Everton 4-2 Bristol City.
Everton: Howard, Eboue, Heitinga, Jagielka (Clark 45), Baines, Pienaar, Fellaini, Anderson (Gibson 85), Nem, Austin, Jelavic (Vellios 45).
Subs Not Used: Gordon, Neville, Jallet, Mirallas.
Goals: Pienaar 12, Austin 15, 69, Heitinga 20.
Bristol City: Heaton, M Wilson, Howard (Carey 51), Nyatanga (J Wilson 75), Cunningham, Adomah, Elliot, Skuse, Woolford, Stead, Pitman (Davies 71).
Subs Not Used: Preece, Foster, Anderson, Bryan.
Goals: Stead 24, Woolford 36.
Att: 28,779.
Ref: L Probert.
#38029 Turning Merseyside Blue
MrTini23
Thanks. Glad you're enjoying it
Late Santon goal gives Newcastle a point
2nd February 2013
Last updated at 20:58
A rare goal from Everton centre back John Heitinga was not enough for the Merseysiders as a late Davide Santon goal gave Newcastle a share of the points at St. James' Park.
Final Score: Newcastle 1-1 Everton.
Newcastle: Krul, Taylor, Coloccini, Taylor, Santon, Cork, Cabaye, Bentley (Gutierrez 55), Hoolahan (Vuckic 87), Marveaux (Pennant 45), Cisse.
Subs Not Used: Harper, Ranger, Kjaer, Bertrand.
Goals: Santon 87.
Everton: Howard, Neville, Heitinga, Jagielka, Cresswell, Mirallas, Fellaini (Clark 88), Gibson, Baines (Nem 61), Vellios (Austin 61), Jelavic.
Subs Not Used: Gordon, Dawson, Naismith, Duffy.
Booked: Fellaini.
Goals: Heitinga 61.
Att: 45,930.
Ref: L Mason.
#37546 Turning Merseyside Blue
MrTini23
Double award win for Everton
1st February 2013
By Lee Hooton
Everton have picked up two awards in the January monthly Premier League awards as David Moyes retains the Manager of the Month award and Kevin Mirallas wins the Goal of the Month award.
Moyes retains the manager of the month award after seeing Everton through a January which saw the blue half of Merseyside win four and draw one of their five Premier League games. The team also won two FA Cup ties and knocked Arsenal out of the Capital One cup over two legs. The Premier League month started with a 3-2 win over Norwich at Goodison on the 2nd before winning again at Goodison on the 12th with a 2-0 win over victory. The first away game saw a 1-1 draw with Fulham with the next game being a 2-0 win over West Brom. The final Premier League game of the month was a 1-0 over Reading.
The second award sees Kevin Mirallas notch up the Premier League Goal of the Month award for his beautiful solo effort against Wigan in the 2-0 victory at Goodison Park. Picking the ball up from Seamus Coleman, the Belgian ran and ran before burying a shot into the top left hand corner to send the Everton home fans wild. The Belgian beat off competition from Eden Hazard and Sergio Aguero who were second and third respectively.
Kevin's goal against Wigan can be viewed below:
#37488 Reading FC | Turning The Royals into Football Royalty
MrTini23
Aren't Reading in the Premier League?
#37465 Turning Merseyside Blue
MrTini23
Coleman makes Sunderland switch
31st January 2013
By John Warrington
Irish defender Seamus Coleman is now a Sunderland player after joining the Black Cats from Everton for a fee of 1.5 million pounds on what is believed to be a 4 and a half year deal.
Coleman's move comes as no surprise to many in the footballing world following Everton's signing of former Arsenal right back Emmanuel Eboue earlier today. Already being behind Phil Neville and Christophe Jallet in the pecking order at right back means that Coleman's playing time at the blue half of Merseyside would have been extremely restricted. Coleman has only made 5 appearances for Everton this season after making 18 in the 2011-12 season.
Speaking to Sky Sports News, Coleman cited the signing of Emmanuel Eboue as his reason for leaving Goodison Park: "I think the reason why I have joined Sunderland is reasonably clear. With the signing of Eboue, there was absolutely no chance of me getting any first team football. At my age I need to be playing first team football, especially if I want to keep my place in the Republic of Ireland team, so the decision to move to Sunderland was a no brainer."
#37440 Turning Merseyside Blue
MrTini23
I did debate on the fee but with right back being our main weakness I thought it would be worth paying.
Osman in Fulham loan move
31st January 2013
By John Warrington
Everton midfielder Leon Osman has made a deadline day switch, as he joins Fulham on loan for the rest of the season, the London club paying Everton a loan fee of thirty-five thousand pounds a month.
The thirty-one year old Englishman has found his appearances limited for Everton this season following the signing of Anderson from Manchester United and has decided that a loan move would be best suited for him. Osman has only played a total of eleven games at Everton and will be looking to play regular first team football at the London club.
Also on his way out of Everton on loan is twenty-one year old midfielder Junior who has joined Barnsley for a loan fee of six thousand pound a month. Junior, who was signed on a free by Everton in 2011, has yet to make a first team appearance for David Moyes' side and is, according to reports, itching to play some first team football. Moyes has allowed the midfielder to move on loan top Barnsley to allow him to continue his development.
#37195 Turning Merseyside Blue
MrTini23
Eboue in deadline day deal
31st January 2013
By John Warrington
Former Arsenal right back Emmanuel Eboue has been part of a deadline day move after joining Premier League leaders Everton for a fee of 8 million pounds from Galatasaray.
Reports suggest that the Ivorian player has signed a four and a half year contract earning him an estimated fifty thousand pounds a week. Eboue has been at Turkish giants Galatasaray for a year and a half after moving in the summer of 2011. During his time in Turkey, he played forty-six games and scored four goals.
Before moving to Turkey, Eboue was an ever present for Arsene Wenger at Arsenal, spending seven years in London. During his time there, he scored ten goals in two hundred and fourteen games. Eboue was regarded as a cult figure at the Emirates with Arsenal fans often singing "You only came to see Eboue" at opposition fans. Everton fans will be hoping that Eboue will be able to replicate the form of his Arsenal days.
#37140 Turning Merseyside Blue
MrTini23
Cheers Dan
Jelavic goal the difference
30th January 2013
Last updated at 00:25
A goal from Croatian striker Nikica Jelavic was the difference for Everton at the Madjeski Stadium as Everton cemented their place at the top of the Premier League table with a 1-0 win.
Final Score: Reading 0-1 Everton.
Reading: Federici, Aguilar, Pearce, Gorkss (Leigertwood 67), Harte, Gunnarsson, Guthrie (Karacan 61), McAnuff, Robson-Kanu (Kebe 88), Le Fondre, Pogrebnyak.
Subs Not Used: Taylor, Roberts, Gunter, McCleary.
Booked: Harte.
Everton: Howard, Neville, Heitinga, Jagielka, Baines, Mirallas (Coleman 72), Fellaini, Anderson (Gibson 88), Nem, Austin (Vellios 76), Jelavic.
Subs Not Used: Gordon, Dawson, Naismith, Clark.
Booked: Mirallas, Anderson, Austin.
Goals: Jelavic 10.
Att: 19,272.
Ref: M Atkinson.
#36893 Turning Merseyside Blue
MrTini23
Thanks
5th round draw
28th January 2013
Last updated at 16:55
Bitter rivals Liverpool and Manchester United will lock horns at Anfield in the FA Cup 5th round after been drawn together in the draw which was conducted at Wembley earlier this afternoon.
The two clubs have only met once this season with Liverpool humiliating their Manchester rivals by running out winners by 5 goals to one at Anfield. Liverpool's Merseyside rivals Everton will host Championship side Bristol City, who will be looking to cause an upset. It was Everton that knocked the Bristol side out of the Capital One Cup earlier this season. In an all Championship tie, Brighton travel to Derby.
Elsewhere, there is a London derby in the offering as Tottenham manager Andre Villas-Boas faces his old club as Roberto Di Matteo's Chelsea visit White Hart Lane. Also going up against his old club will be Newcastle manager Alan Pardew as he takes his side to the Valley to face Charlton. The other three toes see Premier League meet Championship as Middlesbrough host West Ham, Huddersfield travel to Aston Villa and Blackburn host Stoke.
The full draw is as follows:
Middlesbrough vs West Ham
Aston Villa vs Huddersfield
Everton vs Bristol City
Charlton vs Newcastle
Derby vs Brighton
Liverpool vs Man United
Blackburn vs Stoke
Tottebham vs Chelsea
#36821 Turning Merseyside Blue
MrTini23
Thanks, He was pretty terrible
Rotherham fail in upset chase
26th January 2013
Last updated at 16:05
League Two Rotherham failed in their chase of a FA Cup upset as a first Everton goal from Aaron Cresswell and a goal from Apostolos Vellios condemned them to a 2-0 defeat at the New York Stadium.
Final Score: Rotherham 0-2 Everton.
Rotherham: Warrington, Mullins, Sharps, Morgan, Hunt (Wilson 45), Arnason, Schofield, Pringle, O'Connor, Revell, Nardiello (Odejayi 52).
Subs Not Used: Shearer, Dickinson, Noble, Agard, Breckin.
Booked: Hunt, Schofield, O'Connor, Nardiello.
Everton: Gordon, Coleman, Dawson (Duffy 85), Clark, Cresswell, Osman, Fellaini, Gibson (Naismith 85), Nem, Vellios, McAleny (Green 63).
Subs Not Used: Howard, Pienaar, Jelavic, Baines.
Goals: Vellios 14, Cresswell 46.
Att: 12,009.
Ref: M Atkinson.