Patrick Boyland
Everton Correspondent and Writer at The Athletic
Everton correspondent, staff writer @TheAthleticFC. Also found on The Everton Byline, hosted by @TheBlueRoomEFC 🎧
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3 days ago |
nytimes.com | Patrick Boyland
For long periods of Saturday's 3-1 away win against Fulham, Everton resembled the walking wounded. Goalkeeper Jordan Pickford needed lengthy treatment on his shoulder having landed awkwardly after keeping out a Harry Wilson effort but was able to soldier on. Twice, Jarrad Branthwaite went down injured - a considerable concern with no centre-back cover on the bench.
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Patrick Boyland
Everton have played at Goodison Park since 1892, but now have one Premier League game left at their famous old home. A move to the new stadium on Liverpool's waterfront will follow. So, to mark the final few weeks, The Athletic has a series of articles and a special podcast to come. This is the second - and a very personal piece from our Everton correspondent Patrick Boyland and a final match at Goodison with his dad Stephen.
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Patrick Boyland
Everton have played at Goodison Park since 1892, but the men have just two matches remaining at their famous old home. A move to the new stadium on Liverpool's waterfront will follow. So, to mark the final few weeks, The Athletic has a series of articles and a special podcast to come. This is the first of those as Everton and their fans across the world prepare to say goodbye to the Grand Old Lady and 133 years of history.
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2 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Patrick Boyland
The cycle of churn continues behind the scenes at Everton, with The Athletic revealing that head of recruitment Dan Purdy will be the latest key figure to leave in the coming weeks. Put simply, Purdy's exit was not part of the plan. Unlike director of football Kevin Thelwell, whose contract was not extended, the 31-year-old was offered a role in the revamped football structure being put together by incoming CEO Angus Kinnear, who will leave Leeds United for Goodison Park next month.
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2 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Patrick Boyland
Everton's head of recruitment Dan Purdy is set to become the latest high-profile figure to leave the club. Purdy had initially been earmarked for the new role of head of player identification as part of a revamped recruitment structure put together by incoming CEO Angus Kinnear. However, the 31-year-old is instead expected to pursue an opportunity elsewhere. It is now anticipated that Purdy will join outgoing director of football Kevin Thelwell in leaving the Merseyside club in the coming weeks.
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RT @TheAthleticFC: Everton have confirmed they are planning to keep Goodison Park and use their 133-year-old stadium as a new home for the…
RT @megan_feringa: Big long read on Everton Women’s Goodison Park move w/ @Paddy_Boyland incl: ▪️Plans for reconfiguration/structural chan…
Goodison's future & improving Women's team infrastructure key early priorities for TFG after Everton takeover. Quickly took the view that facilities needed significant upgrade In that sense, today's move another statement of intent @TheAthleticFC https://t.co/IRbVLlfmAC