'From what I’ve heard...' - Journalist now claims Everton star didn't mean what he said
Greg O’Keeffe has been speaking on the All Together Now podcast about Anthony Gordon’s relegation comments from last week.
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"The doomsday scenario is…" - Journalist shares fresh potentially worrying Everton claim
Everton will be ‘forced into a fire-sale’ of their star players if Frank Lampard’s charges cannot stave off relegation to the Championship, according to Daily Star journalist Paul Brown.
Everton: Lampard could be 'forced into fire-sale' at Goodison Park
Everton will be ‘forced into a fire-sale’ of their star players if Frank Lampard’s charges cannot stave off relegation to the Championship, according to Daily Star journalist Paul Brown.
Roy Keane's prediction after Ole Gunnar Solskjaer sacking has come true at Manchester United
Manchester United's Champions League qualification for next season took yet another blow on Saturday after being beaten 1-0 by Everton.
Cost £0, now worth £14.4m: EFC struck gold on "fearless" gem who "has got everything" - opinion
Everton have undeniably spent significant amounts of money on bringing new players to the Merseyside club over the past few years.
David De Gea honesty a welcome sight as Manchester United face up to reality
Manchester United goalkeeper David De Gea delivered a damning verdict of his side’s efforts after Saturday’s defeat away to Everton. It was an understandable reaction, having just watched his team-mates struggle to create chances against a team supposedly devoid of confidence and drive.
Ralf Rangnick could return to favourite formation to save Manchester United's season
Manchester United’s top-four hopes are slowly fading, following Saturday’s disappointing 2-0 defeat to relegation-threatened Everton. United lacked penetration in attack at Goodison Park, while Anthony Gordon’s opener came as the hosts cut through their defence too easily.
"They Are A Bit Of A Farce": Gary Neville On Manchester United
Gary Neville expressed his concerns regarding his former club Manchester United, saying that Ajax manager Erik ten Hag, who is heavily linked to take over as the head coach of the team next season, might not want to take over, considering the difficulties around the club, on and off the field. Neville's comments came after United were narrowly beaten by relegation-threatened Everton 1-0 at Goodison Park on Saturday. With United continuing to drop points in their race to qualify for next season's Champions League, Neville feels that ten Hag might pull out of the idea of taking the job.