Feel like there's been drama leading up to every match this season, whether it be Moyes, transfers, TFG. And every time, at least so far, the players have delivered a result for us.

Eagerly anticipating a viral photo of Burnham and Carney sitting together at Hill Dickinson today in hopes Trump sees it.

USMNT will play home leg of Concacaf Nations League quarterfinals on Nov. 17 in Cincinnati. Away leg is Nov. 14 vs opponent tbd.

Sincere condolences and love to Andy Burnham , his family and friends on the death of his dad, Roy. RIP Roy

And that's Coventry straight back down.

Oh, and about everyone (including me) saying Spurs would score their first goal of the season against us. Spoiler Alert: they didn't.

That was an abysmal match of football. But drawing is better than losing, so enjoy the rest of the night. Unbeaten in five.

While I'm still furious with how the transfer window turned out, the same people I'm mad at also signed George, Hackney, Maitland-Niles and brought Jack back. So I'll give them credit for that.

There seems to be this narrative that Everton are performing miracles, largely stemming from the transfer saga. But we have a good starting XI. We lack depth, have one striker, and have razor thin margin for injury, of course. But we have some pretty good players on the pitch for most of the 90.

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After all the gloom and doom of the past, what, three months? These players just keep saying, believe in us. Forget the owners, Moyes, whatever. No quit in this team. UTFT.

Made up for Sheffield Weds. the way they've started the season. Wish them the best after everything they've been through.

The owners need to hear Evertonians screaming. The players need to hear Evertonians singing.

Frankly, I don't want my manager to say "Yeah, we're fucked." I came away from this presser thinking, ok, he'll get it sorted somehow.

Not surprising this tone. Moyes has to manage the players he's got and inspire them to press on. And I doubt with guys like KDH and Jack there's much doom and gloom in the dressing room. Which is good.

The problem is Monaco's CEO won the narrative because he was first. So Everton can only be on the defensive. This club has no grasp of PR.

Just got this email: FC Cincinnati General Manager Chris Albright will address the media at Noon ET on Thursday following the conclusion of the 2026 MLS Transfer Window. This isn't hard, Everton.

We needed someone to get us out of debt and get the stadium opened. TFG - job done. Now we need someone to help build a football club that can win things. Can TFG accomplish that? Early returns are not good.

This is the hand we're dealt. So who backs up Barry? Graham? Keane? Johnson? Get creative?

Remember when Moyes said staying in the league was more important than the Cups? Well, he's right now. Can't risk injury for Barry, others in cup matches.

When we sold Beto, it made me nervous. Because there is no guarantee you'll replace him. It's easier to sell a player than to buy one. So buy first. Outgoings always make me nervous.

The moral of the story is that if the Balogun situation happened a week ago, we're probably fine. When you take things to the last minute you flirt with disaster.

No fanbase does self-deprecating humor as well as Evertonians. Not the harsh negativity, but those moments when we can have a go at ourselves as well as the club, and share a laugh or two about our plight. At the end of the day, it's football, and we're all in this together. Cheers, Blues.

Just for proof from the other app of when I reported the loan would be redone Jack is back (once a medical is done!)

I think Everton fans would grow to really love Balogun. Quality individual and player. And I don't care for a second he's American, honestly.

Am I the only person who's fine with Kenny Tete? Not the most exciting signing, I'll admit. But good player, fills the RB need, and I think he'd fit well in the squad.

As The Esk pointed out in his piece, Everton's transfer strategy seems to be tied directly to the new SCR rules. Selling Ndiaye is instrumental in our compliance.and would also give us substantial flexibility for more deals in January, too.

It is interesting that most fans are happy with us being reduced to one available striker with Beto gone but were ready to burn down Hill Dickinson if Armstrong was sold.