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Joe Strange

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  • Managing Editor, Goal
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As seen in: Goal, MSN India, Daily Mail, The Rondo by GOAL, Bleacher Report, Genius, Yahoo Sport UK, New Zealand Herald, FourFourTwo, This is Money, The Star (Kenya) and
Managing Editor @goal UK. Former Deputy Sports Editor @MailSport. Mainly Everton opinions/moans on here.
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Everton were noticeably improved last season, but there is still a way to go if the Merseyside club wish to be competitive - Everton 2026-27 season preview

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By Joe Strange Verified
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LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - AUGUST 24: A general view inside the stadium is seen prior to the Premier League match between Everton and Brighton & Hove Albion at Hill Dickinson Stadium on August 24, 2025 in Liverpool, England. (Photo by Clive Mason/Getty Images). Stability or ambition? That's the question being asked of the Friedkin Group, Everton's owners, after a once-promising season ended in a second consecutive 13th-placed finish.
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Can Everton become competitive once more? 2026-27 season preview

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By Joe Strange Verified
| Yahoo Sport UK Verified
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. NO BALL. With the exception of last season's relegated clubs, Everton had the lowest average possession in the league, with 43.7 per cent of the ball. | Credit: Getty Images Stability or ambition? That's the question being asked of the Friedkin Group, Everton's owners, after a once-promising season ended in a second consecutive 13th-placed finish.
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I visited Everton's Hill Dickinson Stadium for a premium experience with Seat Unique - this is what it was really like

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By Joe Strange Verified
| The Rondo by GOAL
As a lifelong Everton supporter who associates watching the Blues with being stood for 90 minutes in a chilly Gwladys Street end, with only a big coat and chicken pie for warmth, I approached my first premium experience at the Hill Dickinson Stadium with a mixture of excitement and apprehension. This was only my third visit to Goodison Park's replacement after all, having attended the first test event back in February and the Premier League opener against Brighton.
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