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Sam Kerr loves the biggest stages. Few players thrive in the most intense spotlights but the Australian seems to feed off the pressure. “I’m a bit of a risk taker,” says Kerr, who showboats on the pitch but is incredibly down-to-earth off it. “I love that feeling of being on the edge and that’s what those big moments are for.”
If Everton could hypothetically pick one player from the David Moyes era to help them over these last six games of the season, who would it be? That was the question that Everton correspondent Joe Thomas put to fellow Blues reporters, Adam Jones and myself in the ECHO office this week, and after I relayed the conversation on Twitter it’s proven a poser that has piqued fans’ interest.
Everton have a number of hot prospects when it comes to young players coming through their academy, and despite the relegation challenge that the club are currently battling in the senior team, there is a bright future for one particular young player that has been impressing.
Lessons need to be learned at Everton over the “key decisions” concerning recruitment, reckons former Blues defender Joleon Lescott.
Worst case scenario: Brazil, Germany, Japan. Best case scenario: Qatar, USA, Tunisia. But hang on, let’s not get ahead of ourselves. Let’s go through it first.
Steven Gerrard may be a Villan nowadays but he wasn't often the villain in the eyes of Liverpool fans.
Roy Keane's verdict on Mikel Arteta's Arsenal has been proven wrong, 16 months after his infamous debate with former Everton player Tim Cahill.
Nathaniel Atkinson targeted a dream trip to this year’s World Cup after receiving his first call-up from Australia boss Graham Arnold.