Recently by Greg O'Keeffe

EVERTONIANS are hopefully learning to see through the froth and bluster of the red-top national newspaper sport desks.

FOOTBALLERS make you laugh don't they?
After David Moyes has admitted that our paucity of striking options mean he is interested in everyone/anyone, comes this admission from insanely-named Brazilian Wagner Love.

GREETINGS bluenoses. It looks like we're going to have to wait a wee bit longer still to hear of Destination Kirkby's fate.

I'M ALL for reasoned debate, rare as it is, over our proposed move to Kirkby.
For someone who is essentially for remaining in the city of Liverpool, sometimes I'm as mistrusting of the 'Kirkby is Hell' naysayers as I am of the club's constant spin.

ALTHOUGH Everton's season appears to be clambering back on track, it still seems like there's a pretty huge gap between us and our loveable neighbours lately.

DOES anyone else still feel a bit listless about our season since the hefty blow of exiting the Uefa cup at the first hurdle?

IT'S TOO early to say Screech has confounded his critics entirely and suddenly looks a bona-fide £15m player.

BIT of a cop-out blog today I'm afraid. I've been snowed under with stuff for the Echo relaunch and unable to get some consistent blogging going. Don't worry though loyal readers (all four of you), I'll be back in business next week.
In the meantime here's a column I did in the paper today on He Who Must Not Be Mentioned.
Let's hope we get a result at Bolton tonight and sow the seeds of our season's revival.
Coyb.
Greg

HERE'S the rational argument; Wayne Rooney is a talented footballer who played for his hometown club before transferring to a richer club for a huge sum of money, which proved very helpful to his first employers.

FINALLY after much dithering, suspense and polite financial wrangling, David Moyes has signed his new contract.

IT was a weekend of rumours and denials surrounding take overs and other such matters.
In the space of an hour on Friday I'd had six texts with a variation on the theme that we were getting taken-over by the Indians sharp-ish.