'Problems that Frank doesn’t really need' - Ex-BBC man reacts as 'massive' Everton blow emerges
Noel Whelan has given his reaction to some Everton injury news that has now emerged on Andros Townsend.
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Crystal Palace are an example for rivals to follow as England come calling amid Patrick Vieira transformation
Mikel Arteta: Arsenal and Watford looking to forge working relationship
Frank Lampard right to make 'dangerous' move and Everton's players must know that
It was as blunt as it could have been following a 4-0 FA Cup hammering at the hands of Crystal Palace. But no sooner had Frank Lampard delivered his X-rated verdict on his side’s display, the backlash began.
Fabio Aurelio makes Luis Diaz claim after £50m Liverpool transfer
When Fabio Aurelio steps back onto the Anfield turf on Saturday, he will be rekindling a love affair with the club that so often grabs players once they have been privileged enough to wear the famous red jersey.
Wayne Rooney and Patrick Vieira join Premier League Hall of Fame
Manchester United great Wayne Rooney and former Arsenal captain Patrick Vieira were Wednesday inducted into the Premier League Hall of Fame. The pair are the ninth and 10th players named in the select group, joining David Beckham, Steven Gerrard, Dennis Bergkamp, Frank Lampard, Roy Keane, Eric Cantona, Thierry Henry and Alan Shearer. Rooney, currently manager of Championship side Derby, is second on the list of all-time Premier League goalscorers, with 208 goals for Manchester United and Everton.
Former Everton scout returns as fresh Juventus transfer plan for Moise Kean emerges
Blood Red: Jurgen Klopp on hectic April fixture list including facing Man City twice
Alisson set to land another Man City blow away from Liverpool battle
Why Benfica UCL tie brings back special memories for Jurgen Klopp
How Manchester United's Donny van de Beek can rise above Frank Lampard's Everton criticism
The limp nature of Everton’s FA Cup quarter-final defeat to Crystal Palace on Sunday left Frank Lampard furious at full-time. The Toffees were just 90 minutes away from a trip to Wembley, however, they ended up being comfortably beaten 4-0 by their South London hosts, despite a bright start to the game.