When an offer of £8 million came in on transfer deadline day for our diminutive Scottish forward, I was amongst those who would have happily accepted and allowed him to move on. Naismith himself has come out recently and said that he wanted to move for more playing time so that his career doesn’t stagnate. […]
Following Jose Mourinho’s branding of Everton as one of the “smaller clubs,” Michael Robinson asks the question as to whether the Toffees still are one of the biggest clubs in England.
Are the Blues still relevant domestically?
As Everton prepare to face Stoke City in the first game of the Barclays Asia Trophy, Michael Robinson looks at the whether pre-season tournaments are of any benefit.
Following a game a Swindon Town, Everton’s pre-season really kicks into gear against familiar opposition. The Blues face Stoke City in the unfamiliar surroundings of the Singapore national stadium.
Michael Robinson suggests a potential Everton XI from the squad named yesterday,
After a desperately disappointing 2014/15 campaign, Michael Robinson argues that there’s still plenty to be positive about going into next season…
John Stones may have only played 26 times this season but the young star has generally been a steadying and calming influence next to Phil Jagielka when fit.
Michael Robinson looks at the statistics that underpin the impressive, burgeoning partnership.
The Premier League is drawing to a close. Everton have disappointed and the “Silly Season” is about to commence.
In his first piece for the site, Michael Robinson analyses where the Blues should be looking to strengthen this summer.