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6 days ago | 
sportsmole.co.uk | Vladimir Kovacevic |David Moyes |James Tarkowski |Seamus Coleman
Track all of Everton's 2025 summer transfer activity, including confirmed signings, player departures, latest rumours and squad updates. After struggling to stay up for three seasons in a row, Everton finally had a calm ending to the campaign and finished 13th in the Premier League standings last season - their last one at their long-time home of Goodison Park.
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1 week ago | 
sportsmole.co.uk | Oliver Thomas |David Moyes |James Tarkowski |Seamus Coleman
Everton announce the permanent signing of Flamengo midfielder Charly Alcaraz, who becomes David Moyes's first signing of the summer. The 22-year-old - nicknamed 'Charly' - impressed on Merseyside in the second half of the 2024-25 campaign after joining the Toffees on loan on Deadline Day in the winter window.
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2 weeks ago | 
sportsmole.co.uk | Andrew Delaney |David Moyes |James Tarkowski |Seamus Coleman
[monks data]Premier League | Gameweek 38St. James' ParkBuild-upPreviewData AnalysisPredicted XISports Mole looks at how Everton could line up in their Premier League finale away to Newcastle United at St James' Park on Sunday. Everton goalkeeper Jordan Pickford's potential involvement in their Premier League finale away to Newcastle United on Sunday is still up in the air.
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Jul 22, 2024 | 
kcl.ac.uk | Cynthia L. Andoniadou |Mads S. Bergholt |David Moyes
Many congratulations to the following members of the Faculty of Dentistry, Oral & Craniofacial Sciences who have been awarded Academic Promotions during the 2023-2024 session. They have all met the King’s rigorous criteria for progression based on performance in the highest quality education and where applicable, research innovation and clinical excellence.
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Jul 20, 2024 | 
thetimes.com | David Moyes
Euro 2024 was a good tournament, even if it was not one of the great ones, and my biggest takeaway from a month working there as a Uefa technical observer was the fans. It was a joy to be in every stadium; all were packed to the gunnels. There were big traveling supports not just from places you expected, such as England, Scotland, Poland, Austria, the Netherlands, but nations such as Albania and Georgia. The attendance record for a Euros was smashed.
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Jul 13, 2024 | 
thetimes.com | David Moyes
In today’s game, centre backs are the new No10s. They have to take the ball under pressure and are expected to make passes through the lines and be comfortable playing off both feet. They have to be resistant to pressing. Their positioning and what they do on the ball are crucial to how their teams play.
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Jul 5, 2024 | 
thetimes.com | David Moyes
Surviving is a form of success in football management. These days, to do eight years in any job is like running three or four marathons back to back, because we live in a world where people are so quick to want change. Unless your team is continually on an upward curve, there is clamour for someone else to come in. So for Gareth Southgate to make it to 100 games and stay in charge of England since 2016 is a big achievement and one that I can tell you his fellow managers admire.
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Jun 23, 2024 | 
thetimes.com | David Moyes
It has been a really good tournament so far. From now the matches get serious and it will be interesting to see if that makes sides cagey and brings a change in the football being played. Up to now it has been positive, with only one 0-0 draw in the first 24 games and more goals per game than at any Euros except those in 2020 and 2000. Here are a few things I’ve noted.
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Jun 15, 2024 | 
thetimes.com | David Moyes
My first tournament was in 1990; a trip with my brother and pals to watch Scotland at the World Cup in Italy. We drove all the way in an old Mercedes and joined the Tartan Army, with all that involves. I was a player, but for those couple of weeks followed a relaxed fitness programme. Put it this way, a lot of my fluid intake came from cans.
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Jun 13, 2024 | 
thetimes.com | David Moyes
I am working for Uefa and the BBC at Euro 2024 but when Scotland play, in spirit I will be back among the Tartan Army again, like I was in 1990, and also in 1998 and 1977, when my dad organised a supporters bus from Glasgow and we may have returned up the road with a little bit of Wembley on board. In terms of starting against Germany in Munich it could hardly be harder, but sometimes the opening games of major tournaments throw up a curveball, and we have to hope it’s a curveball day today.
