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      Everton boss Sean Dyche to run rule over striker Tom Cannon with Preston keen on another loan transfer next season

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      PRESTON want young Everton striker Tom Cannon to come back on loan for the whole of next season.Cannon, 20, impressed at North End this term and boss Ryan Lowe is keen for more.
      Preston want to sign Cannon on a season-long loanCredit: Getty
      First he will be watched by Toffees chief Sean Dyche.
      Everton currently have a lack of attacking options with Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Ellis Simms and Neal Maupay the only natural No.9’s in the first team.
      SunSport recently revealed that the Toffees could decide to cash-in on Calvert-Lewin when the summer transfer window opens due to his recurring injury issues.
      The 25-year-old has made just 11 appearances so far this season.
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      A knee injury kept him out of action at the start of the campaign while a hamstring injury has limited his minutes over the past month.
      Calvert-Lewin is understood to be at the top of Newcastle’s transfer wishlist, so should he leave Goodison Park in the summer it will open up a clear path for Cannon to transition into the first team.
      Cannon joined the Everton academy in 2012 and signed his first professional contract nine years later.
      In August he signed a two-year contract extension meaning his current deal expires in June 2025.
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      The Ireland U20 international made his Premier League debut for the Toffees in a 3-0 defeat to Bournemouth in November.
      He joined Preston North End on a six-month loan in January and has since scored once in 10 appearances. More

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      Arsenal become first English team in league history to reach impressive feat with 4-0 win over Everton

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      ARSENAL’S win over Everton saw them make English football history.The North London side became the first English club to register 100 league wins over the same opposition.
      Arsenal have registered 100 league wins over EvertonCredit: Getty
      Mikel Arteta’s side have been helped that they have faced Everton in 68 consecutive top-flight seasons.
      Although there may not be a 69th with Everton currently in the midst of a relegation battle.
      But for the now the fixture between the two is the longest-running in English football.
      The Gunners were in fine form as Bukayo Saka, Gabriel Martinelli (two) and Martin Odegaard fired them to victory.
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      Despite the 4-0 scoreline, Aaron Ramsdale still made sure to do his job and maintain a clean sheet.
      The win was a big one in terms of the Premier League as well as it moved the Gunners five points clear of Man City at the top.
      But it’s a lot bleaker for the Toffees who remain 18th in the table, one point from safety.
      Arsenal could have achieved the feat three and a half weeks ago but were narrowly beaten at Goodison Park in Sean Dyche’s first game as manager.
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      Arsenal will be hoping to continue their good form this weekend as they take on Bournemouth at the Emirates Stadium.
      Everton will be hoping to recover from the loss and bounce back as they face Nottingham Forest at the City Ground on Sunday. More

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      Jamie Carragher left baffled as Rafa Benitez reveals feelings on his old clubs Liverpool and Everton ahead of derby

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      JAMIE CARRAGHER is stunned by Rafa Benitez’s split loyalties ahead of Monday night’s Merseyside derby.The Spanish manager’s old clubs Liverpool and Everton meet  at Anfield in a clash that’s crucial for unwanted reasons.
      Rafa Benitez lasted just seven months in charge of Everton, having bossed big rivals Liverpool for six yearsCredit: AP
      Benitez’s Liverpool reign peaked with an amazing Champions League final comeback win against AC Milan, inspired by skipper Steven GerrardCredit: Getty
      The Reds’ expected title challenge has turned into a mid-table struggle, while the Toffees need victory to move out of the Prem drop zone.
      And former Liverpool defender Carragher is amazed at Benitez’s inability to choose between the two sides.
      The ex-Real Madrid and Newcastle chief won the Champions League in 2005 and FA Cup the following year as Anfield boss from 2004-2010.
      But in his last job he lasted just seven months at Goodison Park.
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      Everton sacked him in January 2022 after nine defeats in 13 games left them 15th, six points above the relegation spots.
      Now the Toffees have posted a quote from Benitez revealing: “I can’t say” – when asked about his derby preference.
      And ex-England star Carragher replied to the tweet with two ‘mind-blown’ emojis.
      Benitez gives his full verdict in a new book by Peter Kenny called “Crossing the Park: The Men Who Dared to Play for Both Liverpool and Everton”.
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      The only other person to manage both clubs was William Barclay… in the 19th century!
      In fact, the Dubliner was both teams’ first boss – for Everton from 1888-89 and Liverpool from 1892-1896.
      Benitez wrote: “When I first arrived at Anfield I was surprised by the people, they were very friendly.
      “They tried to help with adapting to the new place from day one.
      “Then at Everton, there were a lot of friendly people, but the difference was that some looked at you differently, they couldn’t forget the past with Liverpool.
      “I feel at home in Merseyside, my family is completely at home here and that is important. 
      “The Liverpool fans are still kind and close today, many of the Everton fans know what actually happened and are, let’s say, friendly.
      “I can’t say I’m more Liverpool or Everton today. Logically, in six years there were a lot of highs at Liverpool, but I still have good friends amongst the Everton fans.”
      Eormer long-serving Liverpool ace Jamie Carragher was surprised Benitez seemingly couldn’t pick between his two old Merseyside clubsCredit: Rex More

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      Newcastle confirm Anthony Gordon’s new shirt number following Everton transfer as he’s slammed after quitting Toffees

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      NEWCASTLE have confirmed the shirt number of new winger Anthony Gordon. Gordon completed a transfer from Everton late in the January window.
      Anthony Gordon’s shirt number has been revealed by NewcastleCredit: Getty
      And after penning a £45million transfer to Eddie Howe’s high-flying Magpies, Gordon’s shirt number has now been revealed.
      The 21-year-old will inherit shirt number eight, while fellow new signing Harrison Ashby will take up the number 30.
      The number eight shirt became vacant after Jonjo Shelvey left to join Nottingham Forest.
      The ex-Liverpool midfielder joined on a contract running to 2025.
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      Gordon’s transfer exit from struggling Everton came in far from ideal circumstances.
      The 21-year-old refused to turn up to training for three days before his transfer to St James’ Park was agreed.

      Gordon penned his Goodison farewell with a statement but was slammed by talkSPORT’s Simon Jordan.
      He said: “Players going from Everton to Newcastle saying ‘I’m glad I’ve gone so I can give the club back £45million’.
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      “Do one! You’re only going because it suits you!”
      Gordon is expected to be involved when Newcastle host West Ham in Saturday’s late kick-off. More

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      Everton eyeing shock free transfer for Isco to save them from the drop but ex-Real Madrid star will demand big money

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      EVERTON are reportedly interested in signing former Real Madrid star Isco on a free transfer.The Spaniard, 30, looked set to join Union Berlin on deadline day before the deal collapsed in the final hours of the January window.
      Isco has been a free agent since his Sevilla deal was ripped up in DecemberCredit: Getty
      As a result, the forward is still searching for a new club after leaving Sevilla in December.
      Isco penned a two-year deal with the LaLiga side in the summer, only to see it ripped up four months later following one goal in 19 appearances.
      According to The Times, Everton are now lining up a possible move for Isco as Sean Dyche searches for additions to his squad.
      The Toffees lost Anthony Gordon in January as he joined Newcastle for £45million.
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      The club then failed to secure a number of attacking targets including the likes of Arnaut Danjuma, Kamaldeen Sulemana, Ismaila Sarr, Odsonne Edouard and Jean-Philippe Mateta.
      And Nottingham Forest are set to beat them to former Swansea and West Ham man Andre Ayew.
      But free agent Isco could go some way to filling the void left by Gordon.
      Isco contributed 53 goals and 57 assists in 353 games during his time at Real Madrid.
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      He won three LaLiga titles and five Champions Leagues with Los Blancos.
      He has also racked up 38 caps for the Spain national team, scoring 12 goals.
      Meanwhile, Everton are desperately trying to avoid being relegated for the first time since 1951.
      The Merseyside outfit currently sit 19th in the Premier League table after just three wins from their opening 20 matches. More

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      Everton legend Tony Hibbert, 41, opens up on shock transfer to tenth-tier French side after coming out of retirement

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      EVERTON legend Tony Hibbert has opened up on his shock transfer to a tenth-tier French side.That’s after coming out of retirement at the age of 40.
      Former Everton star Tony Hibbert has lifted the lid on his shock move to FranceCredit: Action Images
      Hibbert, who turns 42 this month, played 328 times across 16 seasons for Everton.
      And he retired from football at the end of the 2015-16 campaign as a Goodison Park icon.
      However, Hibbert has relocated to France after penning a deal with tenth-tier minnows Louzy.
      The defender made the shock move a little over a year ago.
      And he has now lifted the lid on his decision to play once more.
      Hibbert told SoFoot: “[Louzy] is like day and night. That’s what I came for – tranquillity. I’m not here to retire but to do something different, a new experience.
      “With my wife, we searched everywhere in France… I know a few people who live not far from Louzy and we decided to try it.
      “I’m happy here. We laugh a lot, I enjoy spending lots of time with my children and I take the time to work on my business.”
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      According to Louzy president Jerome Archambeau, Hibbert didn’t want any fanfare when he joined in November.
      Archambeau added: “He didn’t want any media. He was clear.
      “The purpose of him coming here was for a change of scenery and to find peace. 
      “He didn’t want complete anonymity but he didn’t wish to make the front page of all the newspapers either.
      “After we posted on Facebook about his arrival, we were harassed constantly. We both couldn’t take it anymore.
      “We received many emails from English supporters, who wanted to buy Louzy jerseys.
      “It’s completely crazy.” More

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      ‘Do one!’ – Anthony Gordon SLAMMED for comments after leaving Everton for Newcastle in £45m transfer

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      SIMON JORDAN is fuming with Anthony Gordon for his comments made after leaving Everton.Gordon secured a £45m move to Newcastle in the final week of the transfer window.
      Anthony Gordon signed for Newcastle in a £45m deal from EvertonCredit: Getty
      His departure came after he missed three days of training in a row and then made his feelings even clearer by handing in a transfer request.
      Gordon’s actions weren’t exactly well-received on Merseyside with many feeling that he disrespected his boyhood club.
      And he addressed the Goodison Park faithful when his exit was confirmed.
      He said on social media: “It was a really difficult decision and it’s been a really tough week for me.
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      “I’ve been at Everton for my whole footballing career so far, so it’s been difficult.
      “But this is an opportunity that I couldn’t really miss out on. I didn’t mean to disrespect or offend anyone at Everton.
      “And I’m hoping they know that and hopefully they can reinvest the money now and stay in the Premier League.
      “I never imagined it or wanted it to go like that, that’s why it’s been such a tough week for me.
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      “But I just couldn’t miss out on this opportunity and they got a lot of money for me.”
      “So I’m hoping they can reinvest it into the squad.”
      And talkSPORT host Jordan was angry with what Gordon said about his former club.
      He said: “Players going from Everton to Newcastle saying ‘I’m glad I’ve gone so I can give the club back £45million’.
      “Do one! You’re only going because it suits you!”
      Gordon was paraded in front of his new fans ahead of their game against Southampton on Tuesday as Newcastle reached the Carabao Cup final.
      He wasn’t able to play as he’s cup-tied having played earlier in the competition.
      But the 21-year-year could make his debut against West Ham this weekend. More

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      Furious Everton fans turn up at Finch Farm to protest against board after failure to sign striker in January transfer

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      FURIOUS Everton fans turned up to the club’s Finch Farm training ground to protest against the board after they failed to sign a striker in the January transfer window.Toffees fans have been discontent with owner Farhad Moshiri and Co for a while with the club making very little progress, despite big spending on transfers and a new stadium under construction.
      Everton failed to land a striker in January and so fans continued their protest outside the club’s Finch Farm training groundCredit: PA
      The Merseyside club are currently sat 19th in the Premier League and level on bottoms with 20th Southampton.
      Frank Lampard was sacked, academy graduate Anthony Gordon forced a £45million transfer to Newcastle and Sean Dyche was hired with the task of beating the drop.
      But Everton failed to bolster their squad, despite the influx of cash from the Gordon deal and promising to buy a striker.
      Chelsea’s Conor Gallagher and Hakim Ziyech, Southampton’s Che Adams and Rennes ace Kamaldeen Sulemana were all in the news over potential transfers.
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      However, Everton were unsuccessful in landing any of their targets.
      Olivier Giroud was also offered big money to come and save Everton’s season, but the Frenchman declined in favour of a stay at AC Milan.
      And talks were held over Crystal Palace frontman Jean-Philippe Mateta.
      On deadline day, Everton fans descended on Finch Farm to protest against the ownership.
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      A banner with the faces of Everton chiefs Moshiri, Bill Kenwright and Denise Barrett-Baxendale could be seen with the word “liars” plastered on it.
      Another banner read: “This is our club, not yours. It’s time to go.”
      Everton could bring in a forward after the deadline.
      According to the Daily Mail, Andre Ayew is expected to arrive in England in the next 24 hours after receiving a £2.5million golden handshake freeing him to return to the Prem.
      Ayew left Qatari club Al Sadd.
      The former Swansea and West Ham star is attracting interest from Everton, but the chances of a deal being struck are 50-50. More