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With Manchester City and Liverpool currently involved in a back-and-forth tussle at the top of the Premier League table, it’s no surprise to see the first-choice goalkeepers for each side at the head of the competition’s clean sheet charts.
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.
Former Premier League goalkeeper Tim Howard thinks Leeds United “have another gear” under Jesse Marsch, and that the signs “look good” for them.
Newcastle United head coach Eddie Howe has been hailed by former Premier League duo Robbie Earle and Tim Howard after guiding his side to a crucial win over Wolverhampton Wanderers. The Magpies took another step towards top flight safety with the victory after three consecutive defeats. showcasing an ability to lick wounds and bounce back.
Kieran Richardson has revealed that Roy Keane was the main reason behind his decision to join Sunderland over Everton in 2007. Richardson made the move to the Stadium of Light from Manchester United after Sir Alex Ferguson had told him it was time to move on.
England v USA is a fixture more usually associated with the humiliation of the mother country, the infamous 1-0 defeat at the 1950 World Cup which the papers labelled as England's worst result still scars the mind of English football fans, even if few would have been alive to recall the day the likes of Billy Wright, Alf Ramsey, Tom Finney and Stan Mortensen were humbled.
As far as teammates go, new Glentoran arrival Dillon Powers has shared the pitch with some world superstars.