The 2012/13 Team

The Story of the Season 2012/13

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Thank you David Moyes

David Moyes' departure, while expected, is very sad indeed for Everton Football Club. 

Moyes has led Everton with distinction & honour. He may not have won any trophies for Everton, but he won the hearts of Evertonians. He embodied the spirit of the club. Passion, Commitment & Discipline. 

With a pittance of a budget, he took Everton to Europe 4 times and an FA Cup Final appearance. Everton also qualified to the semi-finals on a number of times for the FA Cup & League Cup. 

However, no one is bigger than the club, not even Moyes. Everton have to move to, and move on quickly. The Evertonians can only hope that Bill Kenwright & the Board will chose well. 

But, to Mr David Moyes, we salute you. There will never be another David Moyes. Thank you for 11 years of service.

Thank you Captain

After 8 hard working years of service, our Captain Phil Neville will be leaving in the summer.

Thanks Phil for 8 good years. You may be MU bred, but you are now an Evertonian lad.

All the best.

Make My Day

Baines make a surprise visit to hand over a Season Ticket to an Evertonian.

You may see the same at Daily Mail.

@MyToffees

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Our tweet handle is @MyToffees.

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Thanks.

January 2013 Transfer Window

Everton tried to sign Leroy Fer, an exciting Dutch Midfielder during the January window; but the deal did not take place. According to Blue sources, Everton was very keen to sign Leroy despite the injury to his knee and all Everton wanted was to pay Leroy's Dutch Club, Twente, a staggered transfer fee. Seems a fair request; but Twente rejected the same.

Stories have been circulating in the net, that Everton is still in contact with Leroy and there are indications that Everton will still try to get him in the summer, and this time perhaps strike a new deal with Twente.

Videos of Leroy shows impressive workrate. He reminds us of Yaya Toure and Patrick Viera. Anyway, he is not with us; and we focus on who are with us instead.

In the summer of 2012, Moyes signed a talented Scottish player in Matthew Kennedy  and this time, he signed highly talented John Stone from Barnsley. Another signing for the future, and we hope Stone will bloom into a good player like how Seamus Coleman and at one time, Dan Gosling bloomed (before he left to Newcastle).

Welcome to Goodison, John Stone!