Jagielka calls for performance

Last Updated: 27th February 2016

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Everton skipper Phil Jagielka has called for his team mates to deliver a 'performance to remember' when Everton meet Newcastle in the Capital One Cup final.

The blue half of Merseyside go into the Capital Once Cup final in the knowledge that they beat Newcastle by 4 goals to 1 back in November. However, Toffees captain Phil Jagielka has stated that the Premier League result means nothing and his team mates need to play with no fear and take the game to Newcastle. He also stressed how much he wanted to give the fans a day to remember when the two sides meet again at Wembley on Sunday.

"We need to go out there and show no fear," Jagielka told Sky Sports.

"So far this season, our success has come from going out there and taking it to our opponents. We need to make sure we do this on Sunday. For a lot of the lads this will be a first Wembley final and we need to make sure that we aren't overcome by the emotion of the occasion."

"We know exactly how Newcastle are going to play, they'll come at us early and try and find an early goal. What we need to do is make sure we don't let them do that. We need to be the side giving our fans something to cheer about, not the other way around. I can honestly say that the Everton fans are the best set of fans in the Premier League and it's about time we gave them something to celebrate. We're all desperate to win this match and end 21 years without a trophy at Goodison Park."

Man, fantastic progress here! Good luck in the C1 final, the form you've been in, I'm sure it'll be a breeze

fantastic progress with my beloved everton(only 2nd beloved: first is LFC )

Cheers guys!

Everton end 21 year trophy drought

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Published
28th February 2016
By Michael Downham

Everton won their first piece of silverware since the 1995 FA Cup, with a thumping 4-0 win over Newcastle in the Capital One Cup final.


Final Score: Everton 4-0 Newcastle.

Everton: Horn, Coleman, Stones, Funes Mori, Baines, McCarthy (Bender 69), Barkley, Mirallas (Lennon 63), Deulofeu, Long (Rodriguez 80), Lukaku.
Subs Not Used: Robles, Jagielka, Holgate, Oviedo.

Booked: Deulofeu, McCarthy, Bender, Baines.

Goals: Deulofeu 38, Long 44, Funes Mori 48, Lukaku 77.

Newcastle: Krul, Janmaat, Lascelles, Mbemba, Haidara, Sissoko, Anita, Tiote (Thauvin 45), Wijnaldum (Ekeng 65), Perez (de Jong 65), Mitrovic.
Subs Not Used: Darlow, Dummett, Marica, Colback.

Booked: Janmaat.

Att: 90,000.

Ref: P Dowd.

Match Stats

Ferguson: 'A perfect day'

Last Updated: 28th February 2016

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Everton manager Duncan Ferguson has hailed his side after the Toffees ended 21 years without a trophy by beating Newcastle by four goals to nil in the Capital One Cup final.

The men from Merseyside dominated the game from the kick off and could have been ahead in the first minute if not for a wonderful Krul save in the Newcastle goal. This set the tone and Everton romped to a 4-0 win to lift the Capital One Cup for the first time in their history. The win also marked the first piece of silverware for the Merseyside club since the FA Cup and Community Shield wins in 1995.

"It was an incredible performance to cap a perfect day for us," admitted Ferguson.

"There is no doubt that we dominated the game from start to finish and I think that Newcastle were a little shell shocked by what they came up against. Every single player in white out there today was fantastic, I can't fault any of them. Leighton (Baines) showed why he is an England international, Daryl Janmaat couldn't cope with him. Today's result will certainly open the eyes of a few people, that's for sure. We are the real deal and fully deserve the success we are currently enjoying."

"Obviously our focus immediately switches back to the Premier League and the FA Cup with an important FA cup replay against Man City coming up on Wednesday. We want to keep fighting for the Premier League title and the FA Cup but tonight is all about today and I'm sure the players will celebrate this moment long into the night, and so they should."

Blues dominate awards again

1st March 2016 by Andy Lewis

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Romelu Lukaku picked up his 5th consecutive player of the month award as Everton scooped 3 out of the 4 awards on offer.

Belgian international Romelu Lukaku has been named as the player of the month yet again after leading the Everton line with two goals in three games. The big Belgian forward was also credited with two assists, one vs Arsenal and one vs Sunderland.

Duncan Ferguson picked up another manager of the month award after leading the blues to 3 points in every game in the month. He won the award ahead of Liverpool's Jurgen Klopp and Man City's Manuel Pellegrini.

The final award of the month went to midfielder James McCarthy who picked up the goal of the month award for one of his goals in the away game against Arsenal. Everton also picked up 2nd place with Romelu Lukaku's second half strike against Aston Villa.

Everton's February record

Games Played - 3
Wins - 3
Goals Scored - 8
Goals Against - 3

02/02/16 - Sunderland 0-1 Everton - Bender 6
06/02/16 - Everton 3-2 Aston Villa - Lukaku 1,71, Long 77
13/02/16 - Arsenal 1-4 Everton - Barkley 36, Baines pen 38, McCarthy 41, 49

Premier League Table

Last Updated: 1st March 2016

Man City 1-3 Everton

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2nd March 2016

Wilfried Bony scored his first goal for Everton, as the Merseysiders saw off Manchester City in their FA Cup 5th round replay, winning by 3 goals to 1.






Man City: Hart, Zabaleta (Sagna 65), Kompany (Mangala 65), Otamendi, Kolarov, Toure (Fernando 54), Delph, Nasri, Silva, Sterling, Aguero.
Subs Not Used: Caballero, Iheanacho, Roberts, Navas.

Goals: Nasri 48.

Everton: Horn, Coleman, Stones (Holgate 85), Funes Mori, Baines, McCarthy (Bender 85), Barkley, Mirallas, Deulofeu, Bony (Long 68), Lukaku.
Subs Not Used: Robles, Jagielka, Oviedo, Rodriguez.

Booked: Stones, Baines, Deulofeu, Bender.

Goals: Baines pen 32, Bony 68, Long 85.

Ref: C Pawson

Att: 55,097.

Just caught up with this and I'm glad I did, fantastically written story and in-game wise it's going fantastic! A cup win and top of the Premier League by a very fine margin for sure.

2016-03-27 00:16#227891 Andy10Cook : Just caught up with this and I'm glad I did, fantastically written story and in-game wise it's going fantastic! A cup win and top of the Premier League by a very fine margin for sure.

Appreciate the kind words All going well so far but need to keep it up until the end of the season

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Inspired Deulofeu leads the way

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6th March 2016

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Spanish winger Gerard Deulofeu put in a man of the match performance, helping Everton to triumph 2-1 over Southampton at St. Mary's.


Final Score: Southampton 1-2 Everton.

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Southampton: Stekelenburg, Cedric (Esgalo 65), Fonte, Caulker, Bertrand, J Rodriguez, Wanyama, Gutierrez, Tadic, Ward-Prowse (Guedes 62), Pelle (Juanmi 54).
Subs Not Used: Lewis, Clasie, Yoshida, Ramirez.

Booked: Fonte.

Goals: Gutierrez 54.

Everton: Horn, Coleman, Jagielka, Funes Mori, Baines, Barkley, McCarthy (Cleverley 54), Mirallas (Long 75), Deulofeu, Bony, Lukaku (L Rodriguez 87).
Subs Not Used: Robles, Oviedo, Bender, Holgate.

Booked: McCarthy, Coleman.

Goals: Deulofeu 40, Bony 65.

Att: 28,409.

Ref: R East.

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Ferguson calls for Deulofeu callup

Last Updated: 7th March 2016

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Everton manager Duncan Ferguson has called on Spain manager Roberto Martinez to give winger Gerard Deulofeu a chance at national level.

Deulofeu has been in excellent form so far this season and has been earning plaudits from pundits, fans and fellow professionals alike. The 21 year old winger has already been named as player of the match for Everton on three occasions this season and looks very good value for the 4.3 million pound fee Everton paid for him in 2015.

Speaking to Sky Sports, Ferguson said:

"Gerard is in the form of his life He has been phenomenal for us and I find it very strange that he hasn't been given a chance at national level. From what I can see, Roberto Martinez is not looking beyond La Liga for his national side selection and that is a mistake."

"In my opinion, Gerard is better than Isco and it is about time that he was rewarded for his series of fantastic performances. However, the decision is not mine to make and I can only hope that Gerard gets his chance at some point soon. Roberto knows what Gerard can do"

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Everton stroll to Chelsea win

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9th March 2016

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Belgian international Romelu Lukaku scored against his former employers, as Everton strolled to a 3-0 win over Chelsea.


Final Score: Everton 3-0 Chelsea.

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Everton: Horn, Coleman, Jagielka (Bender 80), Funes Mori, Baines, McCarthy, Barkley (Cleverley 87), Mirallas, Deulofeu, Lukaku (Long 62), Bony.
Subs Not Used: Robles, Oviedo, Holgate, Rodriguez.

Booked: Jagielka.

Goals: Lukaku 2, Mirallas 39, Bony 69.

Chelsea: Courtois, Cahill, Ivanovic, Terry, Azpilicueta, Rahman (De Sciglio 75), Casemiro, Zahavi, Ramires (Matic 56), Hazard, Costa (Pedro 62).
Subs Not Used: Begovic, Pratto, Djilobodji, Remy.

Booked: Cahill, Azpilicueta.

Att: 38,973.

Ref: M Clattenburg.

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Damn this is a great story. i have no clue why I haven't been reading since you started