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David Moyes

Welcome back Landon

December 16, 2011
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Yesterday was a good news day for Everton. Landon Donovan will be returning to Goodison Park. His loan will start in January (possibly against Bolton on the 4th) and his last game will be on February 25th, the Merseyside derby. With the drumbeat of Internet rumours growing about a possible loan deal for Pienaar too, Moyes will suddenly have quite a few options at his disposal. Our Scottish manager has got quite a bit of stick for being too defensive; and for being stubbornly obsessed with 4-5-1. This isn’t the case. In a number of games Moyes has flirted with 4-2-3-1 – a fluid and believe it or not...

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Bill Kenwright delivers reality check & ground share hint

August 18, 2011
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Bill Kenwright delivers reality check & ground share hint

There are people who inhabit an earth which is flat and where extra-terrestrials recovered from a crashed flying saucer at Roswell, New Mexico in 1947 are held captive to this day. These are probably the same people who believe that rag trade billionaire Philip Green controls, like some sort of puppeteer godfather, everything that goes on at Everton. There are others, let’s call them conspiracy theorists, who think that Bill Kenwright is involved in some sort of sophisticated long-term asset stripping operation and is quietly salting away millions, which could be spent on new players. These members of Goodison’s very own Tea-Party haven’t forced Kenwright to show his birth...

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Nil Satis Nisi Optimum – this way madness lies

December 1, 2009
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To the fans who pass around one shriveled brain cell like the Lord of the Flies conch, who moan about the best manager we've had in 22 years, and claim inexplicably that 'injuries are no excuse': Don't you dare tell me that only the best is good enough. My Everton are good enough for me, my love doesn't come with Latin caveats.

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Next Game – Premier League, Saturday 11 February, kick-off 15:00, Chelsea @ Goodison

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