Ferguson makes ‘incredibly difficult’ decision to leave coaching role at Everton – eyes move into management
Duncan Ferguson has left his coaching role at Everton to pursue a role in management, the Premier League club have announced.
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On this day in 2007: Fernando Torres signs for Liverpool
Liverpool broke their transfer record to sign Spain striker Fernando Torres from Atletico Madrid on this day in 2007.
What Everton need from Farhad Moshiri is clear as takeover confusion reigns
Confusion reigns over Everton’s future. But while the camps representing the super-rich money men involved come out with conflicting claims, it’s the Blues’ loyal but long-suffering supporters who are left in the dark over what’s really happening at the club they love.
On this day in 2010: Roy Hodgson confirmed as new manager of Liverpool
Roy Hodgson was confirmed as the new manager of Liverpool on a three-year contract on this day in 2010.
Fabio Paratici trying to seal transfer for 'complete striker' for Antonio Conte at Tottenham
Richarlison could potentially be the next player to arrive at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium this summer as part of Fabio Paratici's transfer plans for Antonio Conte. Tottenham are interested in a deal for the Everton man and a Goodison Park exit does look extremely likely due to their financial woes.
Frank Lampard told forgotten signing is "real deal" for Everton rebuild
Everton boss Frank Lampard has been told by former Chelsea star Pat Nevin that defender Nathan Patterson is the “real deal” despite a nightmare start at Goodison Park.
Wayne Rooney's admission about next job piles pressure on Frank Lampard at Everton
Arsenal's pre-season schedule as Gunners head to USA
'I feel bad' - Tim Howard makes Everton admission and Frank Lampard claim
Tim Howard says he’s excited to see Everton under Frank Lampard next season as he hopes the Blues boss is given time to get his ideas across. Lampard became Everton’s seventh manager in less than six years under Farhad Moshiri at the end of January and steered the Blues to Premier League safety with a dramatic 3-2 comeback win over Crystal Palace in their final home game securing their top flight status.