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Everton FC correspondent for @LivEchoEFC. Formerly news, including investigations and matters related to Hillsborough. Insta: www.instagram.com/joethomasecho/
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STRONG START

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By Joe Thomas Verified
Liverpool EchoLiverpool Sunday Echo
EVERTON 2 CRYSTAL PALACE 0 Harrison provides the midfield force Moyes badly needed Ratings by CHRIS BEESLEY JORDAN PICKFORD A big sliding doors moment early on as he rescued Everton with a brilliant save to tip Eddie Nketiah's shot onto the...
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Andy Burnham sent message to David Moyes before Everton beat Crystal Palace

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By Joe Thomas Verified
| MSN UK Verified
David Moyes said he spoke to the Prime Minister Andy Burnham before Everton delivered an important win over Crystal Palace. The Blues boss was visited by Andy Gray ahead of the match - and relayed to Andy Burnham through Peter Reid, who was alongside the politician in the directors' box. The conversation, in which Burnham wished Moyes luck for the match, came as he took in his first Premier League game since taking the country's top job.
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Harrison Armstrong showed three moments of class to inspire Everton to opening day win

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By Joe Thomas Verified
| Yahoo Sport UK Verified
Harrison Armstrong showed three moments of class to inspire Everton to opening day win -Credit:Reach Publishing Services Limited There was a moment in the second half when the ball came into Harrison Armstrong and, under pressure, he dropped his shoulder to evade Daichi Kamada. Suddenly, the pitch opened up to the teenager and Everton were on the attack.
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