There is a bit more bite and meaning to the old refrain of “We shall not be moved” from Everton fans since their club was plunged into the relegation zone courtesy of the biggest sporting sanction in Premier League history. Their song of defiance reverberated around Goodison Park as Sean Dyche’s side climbed out of the bottom three with a resounding defeat of a shell-shocked Newcastle.
Eddie Howe’s side succumbed to their heaviest defeat of the season on a dreadful night for Kieran Trippier. The England international produced two calamitous mistakes in quick succession to hand Everton the lead through Dwight McNeil and Abdoulaye Doucouré. Everton’s summer signing Beto came off the bench to seal a psychologically vital victory in stoppage time.
Continue reading…There is a bit more bite and meaning to the old refrain of “We shall not be moved” from Everton fans since their club was plunged into the relegation zone courtesy of the biggest sporting sanction in Premier League history. Their song of defiance reverberated around Goodison Park as Sean Dyche’s side climbed out of the bottom three with a resounding defeat of a shell-shocked Newcastle.Eddie Howe’s side succumbed to their heaviest defeat of the season on a dreadful night for Kieran Trippier. The England international produced two calamitous mistakes in quick succession to hand Everton the lead through Dwight McNeil and Abdoulaye Doucouré. Everton’s summer signing Beto came off the bench to seal a psychologically vital victory in stoppage time. Continue reading…
