Monday's Everton News: Dyche and Tarkowski comments, 777 sued for fraud, Howard inducted

06/05/2024 08:00

Recapping all the Everton news from the weekend

Your daily dose of Everton news and rumours

The Blues drew 1-1 away at Luton Town. Here's our match recap. [RBM]

Watch the highlights here.

Check out some behind-the-scenes clips from the draw.

"I think just the quality of our play and the demand of winning just softened a little bit - but the thing that is improving this season is the resilience of the side that, possibly, in the past would have gone under in games like that. We didn't. We were throwing ourselves in at the end, making sure we were getting blocks on and get ourselves a point against a team who are fighting for their lives and fair play to them because they've got to a point in the season where they've got a chance after nobody giving them a chance. It means a lot to them and they're putting a lot into the box, asking questions, so credit to them," says Sean Dyche. [EFC]

Hear more from Dyche below.

"It's important to keep building because it's a season's work. The season's not finished just because we're safe. We should have never been in that position. We had a great week last week and now have a great opportunity with two more games to get some more points on the board and see where we might have finished without the deductions. We have one more home game against Sheffield United which is a great opportunity to put in a performance for the fans who deserve it and get three points," says James Tarkowski. [EFC]

As is being reported by multiple media sources, 777 Partners' bid to purchase Everton Football Club looks to be in real trouble after the investment group are being taken to court on a number of charges of outright fraud. [New York Times, The Athletic, The Guardian, Goal]

Everton Women draw against Spurs 2-2 in their last home game of the season. [RBM]

Check out some of the latest clips of Everton's new stadium.

Everton youth scout Dan Rice set to join Wycombe Wanderers. [WWFC]

Tim Howard had some great things to say about his time with the Blues in his induction speech to the National Soccer Hall of Fame.

"If Manchester United is the biggest football club in the world then Everton without doubt is the greatest.
"Everton is one of the best things to have ever happened to me. I am so proud to be an Evertonian, and what that means."

A great read from ESPN, journalist Mark Ogden talks about Everton's recent seasons of despair and this year's late revival. [ESPN]

Under-18s fall to Manchester United 3-1. [EFC]

What to Watch

Crystal Palace take on Manchester United in Premier League play. Some Serie A and Ligue 1 action on, too.

Full schedule of games here.

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