Gary Gowers is a sports journalist and the editor of Read Everton, where he leads daily coverage of Everton news, transfers and analysis. He also writes about Manchester City for Read Man City and motorsport for Read Motorsport. A former accountant, he became a freelance writer in 2011 and has written for BBC Sport and Metro.
Few football clubs possess a history as rich as Everton’s. League titles, FA Cups, European nights and some of the game’s most iconic players have all helped shape the club’s identity. Through every successful era and every difficult period, one figure has carried greater responsibility than most: the captain. The armband at Everton has been […]
Everton’s summer transfer window is likely to be defined by one question. How do David Moyes and the recruitment team add goals without, as ever, exposing the club to unnecessary financial risk? That is why the latest reports surrounding Artem Dovbyk are so intriguing. The Ukrainian striker is reportedly available after a difficult first season […]
When a newly-promoted club starts being linked with one of your players, the instinctive reaction is often to ask whether a deal makes sense. In Tim Iroegbunam’s case, Everton should be asking a different question. Why would they want to let him go? According to reports from TWTD, following coverage from the East Anglian Daily […]
Everton supporters have seen plenty of hard-working midfields over the years. They have watched players battle, scrap and compete for every second ball imaginable. At times, those qualities have been enough to keep the club afloat during some difficult periods. What has often been missing, however, is control. That is why the latest link with […]
Everton supporters have spent the last few years hearing the same message. Be patient. Whether because of PSR concerns, ownership uncertainty or the need to balance the books, major spending has rarely felt straightforward at Goodison Park and now the Hill Dickinson. That is why the latest update surrounding Hayden Hackney feels more significant than […]
As England prepare for another World Cup campaign, memories inevitably turn to 1966. The final at Wembley remains one of the defining moments in English sporting history, but it was far from the only stadium to play a significant role in the tournament. Nearly 60 years on, one of the most overlooked chapters of that […]
Everton’s pursuit of Hayden Hackney has hit its first obstacle, but the latest update may reveal something more significant than the future of one player. According to Sky Sports News, Middlesbrough have firmly knocked back Everton’s initial approach for the midfielder as the Championship club stand by their reported £20m valuation. The development comes after […]
When England face New Zealand today, Everton supporters will have more than one reason to tune in. Jordan Pickford will once again be part of England’s preparations for football’s biggest tournament, but he is not the only Blue preparing for the journey ahead. Idrissa Gana Gueye and Iliman Ndiaye are set to represent Senegal, while […]
As England begin their final preparations for the 2026 World Cup against New Zealand today, Everton supporters have another reason to look forward to football’s biggest tournament. With the World Cup now just five days away, attention is turning towards the players who could define the competition across the United States, Canada and Mexico. For […]
For years, Everton’s transfer windows have often been defined by immediate needs. Whether through veteran additions, short-term fixes or players expected to make an instant impact, the club has rarely been afforded the luxury of building with the future in mind. That is why reports linking the Blues with Torino midfielder Cesare Casadei may be […]
For generations, Everton’s financial fortunes were largely determined by what happened on the pitch. After a full season at Hill Dickinson Stadium, however, the conversation around the club’s new home is beginning to evolve. The first year was always likely to be judged by atmosphere, matchday experience and how quickly supporters settled into life away […]
Everton 2027 concert plans may appear to be a straightforward licensing development, but they reveal something much bigger about the club’s long-term strategy. As the Blues prepare for a new era at Hill Dickinson Stadium, efforts to secure the ability to host large-scale music events underline how Everton intend to maximise the commercial potential of […]
