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Everton FC: Forever The People's Club

An Everton story
Started on 7 January 2016 by MrTini23
Latest Reply on 14 October 2016 by MrTini23
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Wow! Demolition job mate, well done!
2016-01-30 07:16#225436 C.J.Lippo : Wow! Demolition job mate, well done!

Cheers, a great win. Lukaku is unbelievable on 16


Shocks galore in 3rd round


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Published
24th September 2015
By Michael Downham

The third round of the Capital One cup was awash with shock results which saw many big names crash out of the cup, including the likes of Arsenal, Liverpool and holders Chelsea.

The biggest shock of the third round came at the Emirates. Conor Washington and Tariqe Fosu found the net as League One Peterborough beat FA cup holders Arsenal by 2 goals to 0. What was more surprising was that the result was deserved against a vastly experienced Arsenal side, who named a virtually full strength side including both Alexis Sanchez and Mesut Ozil.

Elsewhere, Championship sides Wolves and Cardiff both produced shock 1-0 wins away from home. Idress Saaidi was the match winner as Cardiff dumped out holders Chelsea at Stamford Bridge and Adam Le Fondre found the net as Wolves beat Liverpool at Anfield. Millwall also caused an upset, beating West Ham in a London derby.

The scores for the round were:



Fourth round draw


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Published
26th September 2015
By Michael Downham

Newcastle and Sunderland will meet in a Tyne-Wear derby in the fourth round of the Capital One Cup, with Sunderland being the visitors to St. James' Park.

The full draw is as follows:

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Everton steal Chelsea victory


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26th September 2015

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Everton produced a superb defensive display as they battled to a 1-0 win over struggling Chelsea at Stamford Bridge, Kevin Mirallas netting the winner.



Final Score: Chelsea 0-1 Everton.

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Chelsea: Courtois, Azpilicueta, Cahill, Terry, Rahman (Lopez 68), Matic, Oscar (Zouma 68), Fabregas, Pedro (Willian 63), Hazard, Costa.
Subs Not Used: Begovic, Falcao, Ramires, Remy.

Everton: Howard, Coleman, Jagielka, Stones, Oviedo, Besic, Barkley (Barry 85), Deulofeu, Mirallas, Naismith (Kone 45), Lukaku.
Subs Not Used: Robles, Funes Mori, Lennon, McGeady, Pienaar.

Goals: Mirallas 23.

Att: 39,975.

Ref: P Tierney.

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Very good win there against the odds!
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Blues rocked by Naismith injury


27th September 2015 by Andy Lewis

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Everton have been hit with another injury blow following their visit to Chelsea, after it was revealed that Steven Naismith faces a month out with a hamstring strain.

The Scottish attacking midfielder picked up the injury in the 38th minute of our 1-0 win against Chelsea and walked off the pitch holding his hamstring at half time, being replaced by Arouna Kone after the break. The injury came about when Naismith pulled up chasing after a ball with Chelsea defender Gary Cahill. After the match Everton boss Roberto Martinez was quoted as 'fearful' and he was right to be after a scan revealed the extent of the Scot's injury.

Speaking to EvertonFC.com, Martinez said:

"I spoke to Steven after the match and he said he was fine but I was worried and I was right to be. Steven went for a scan today at Finch Farm and it's been confirmed that he'll be out for about a month or two with a hamstring strain. Obviously it's a big blow for us as Steven is a great player but we have players who can come in and replace him. We should be ok. We may look into recalling Conor McAleny as a precaution."




Manager of the month award for Martinez


1st October 2015 by Andy Lewis

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Everton manager Roberto Martinez has been rewarded for his sides current good form by winning the Manager of the Month award for September.

Roberto Martinez has guided his side to three wins out of three this month in the Premier League, seeing the Toffees storm to the Premier League summit. The toffees scored six goals and conceded three in a month which saw wins away at Aston Villa and Chelsea and at home to Arsenal.

"It is great to receive the award," said Martinez.

"But the praise has to go to the players, they have performed fantastically well for me in the Premier League and Capital One Cup. We are trying to compete on multiple fronts and the start to the season has been nothing short of incredible. Of course, we are trying to maintain our form and we have a tough match against West Ham on Sunday that we will be hoping to win. We are taking nothing for granted and we know that the hard work must continue."

Martinez's September Record

Games Played - 3
Wins - 3
Goals Scored - 6
Goals Against - 3

12/09/2015 - Aston Vila 1-2 Everton
19/10/2015 - Everton 3-2 Arsenal
26/10/2015 - Chelsea 0-1 Everton
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Everton maintain winning streak


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4th October 2015

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Everton extended their winning streak to 8 games in all competitions with a routine 3-1 victory over West Ham at Upton Park.



Final Score: West Ham 1-3 Everton.

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West Ham: Adrian, Jenkinson, Reid (Tomkins 54), Ogbonna, Cresswell, Antonio, Noble (Obiang 54), Song, Moses, Payet, Sakho (Carroll 60).
Subs Not Used: Randolph, Zarate, O'Brien. Jelavic.

Booked: Reid, Ogbonna, Song.

Goals: Carroll 61.

Everton: Howard, Coleman, Jagielka, Stones, Oviedo, Besic, Barkley (Cleverley 61), Deulofeu, Mirallas, Kone (Pienaar 77), Lukaku.
Subs Not Used: Robles, Funes Mori, Lennon, McCarthy, Barry.

Booked: Kone, Stones, Besic.

Goals: Barkley 14, Jagielka 48, Lukaku 83.

Att: 33,990.

Ref: L Probert.

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I like your update style but maybe include a ladder every so often so we know where you stand in the league
2016-02-05 03:04#225604 Griffo : I like your update style but maybe include a ladder every so often so we know where you stand in the league

Thanks, I usually post a league table at the end of each in game month but I forgot to do it for September :/
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Saints smashed by superb Lukaku


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17th October 2015

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Everton's Romelu Lukaku was on fine form, scoring a hat trick, as the Merseysiders smashed Southampton by 4 goals to 1 at Goodison Park.



Final Score: Everton 4-1 Southampton.

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Everton: Howard, Coleman, Stones (Funes Mori 77), Jagielka, Oviedo, Barkley, McCarthy (Cleverley 65), Lennon, Mirallas, Deulofeu (Pienaar 87), Lukaku.
Subs Not Used: Robles, Besic, Naismith, Gibson.

Booked: Funes Mori.

Goals: Lukaku 50, 77, 81, Cleverley 71.

Southampton: Stekelenburg, Cedric, Fonte, Van Dijk, Bertrand, Mane, Wanyama, Clasie (Davis 60), Tadic, Ramirez (Ward-Prowse 45), Pelle (Rodriguez 65).
Subs Not Used: Lewis, Caulker, Yoshida, Jony.

Goals: Tadic 89.

Att: 38,689.

Ref: R East.

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Baines on road to recovery


20th October 2015 by Andy Lewis

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Evertonfc.com caught up with England international left back Leighton Baines as he continues his recovery from a broken ankle.

Baines, 30, has been out since early in pre-season after fracturing his ankle in a training match in a challenge with Scotland international Steven Naismith. According to Leighton, he is nearing a first team comeback and the news will surely delight the majority of Evertonians.

Speaking to EvertonFC.com, Baines said:

"I'm not far away now. The doctors have said that I should be fully fit in about a month's time which is absolutely fantastic news. I've already begun some light training and I can finally kick a ball again. Obviously I know how important it is to take it easy and I won't be coming back until I'm ready."

Baines also described how difficult watching the team has been for him.

"It's been horrible watching from the sidelines. I know that's going to sound crazy with our current form but from a selfish point of view, it feels like I'm not contributing. Obviously I'm delighted for the lads as they are playing well and winning games but I really want to be a part of that. It's going to be hard for me to displace Bryan (Oviedo) in the team."
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Blues beat battling Bournemouth


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24th October 2015

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Belgian international Romelu Lukaku scored a brace to give Everton a routine 2-0 win over battling Bournemouth at the Vitality Stadium.



Final Score: Bournemouth 0-2 Everton.

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Bournemouth: Federici, Francis, Cook, Elphick (Distin 72), Bennett, Ritchie, Poulsen (Tomlin 68), Arter, Pugh (Thomas 72), Cacau, Wilson.
Subs Not Used: Boruc, Smith, Atsu, King.

Booked: Poulsen.

Everton: Howard, Coleman, Jagielka, Stones, Oviedo, McCarthy (Besic 78), Barkley (Gibson 68), Mirallas, Deulofeu, Lennon (Pienaar 78), Lukaku.
Subs Not Used: Robles, Funes Mori, Cleverley, Barry.

Booked: Barkley, Gibson, Lennon, Jagielka.

Goals: Lukaku 6, 72.

Att: 11,149.

Ref: M Jones.

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Everton ease into quarter finals


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Published
28th October 2015
By Michael Downham

Everton eased into the Capital One Cup Quarter finals, Romelu Lukaku and Gerard Deulofeu finding the net, in a 2-0 victory at home to Stoke.



Final Score: Everton 2-0 Stoke.

Everton: Howard, Coleman (Holgate 83), Stones, Jagielka, Oveido, McCarthy, Barkley, Mirallas (Lennon 60), Deulofeu, Rodriguez (Tarashaj 26), Lukaku.
Subs Not Used: Robles, Besic, Funes Mori, Naismith.

Booked: Stones, Coleman.

Goals: Lukaku pen 6, Deulofeu 58.

Stoke: Butland, Cameron (Bardsley 73), Wilson, Shawcross, Muniesa, Diouf, Van Ginkel, Whelan, Shaqiri, Ireland (Bojan 59), Joselu (Crouch 64).
Subs Not Used: Given, Afellay, Arnautovic, Pieters.

Booked: Wilson, Cameron.

Att: 15,769.

Ref: M Atkinson.

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