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tremendous result at the reebok,good time to be a blue boy,gravesen at no.10.he might have a future at everton!surely lescott should be ahead of shorey in the england squad???bring on the mancs!!!i cant wait!!
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Lescott gets England call
Joleon Lescott has quite rightly been called up for the England squad for the upcoming European Championship Qualifiers against Israel and Russia. However, his call-up was only forthcoming as Sol Campbell was sent home with his zimmer frame  . It is also rumoured Steve McClaren will be drafting in either Jeffery, George, Zippy or Bungle to replace Emile Heskey and "calamity" James  .
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well why are the teams split into 8 groups of five ties?when the group stage is eight groups of five teams?is it seeded?etc..do you have the answers???
Yes there is seeding. And yes there is country protection.
Why exactly the teams are split into 8 groups for the R1 draw isn't totally clear - though it is at least partly to ensure the draw itself is straightforward to conduct. So the groups of 10 (of which 5 are seeded & 5 unseeded) don't include any teams from the same country.
How UEFA forms the groups isn't totally clear - even to "expert analysts". This link gives you the table of how UEFA puts teams in groups initially but how exactly they make changes forced by country protection and why they make some changes that aren't obviously necessary are the subject of much discussion
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good to see lescott in the england squad,hope he dosent get injured!a bit like the nigerian contingent yakubu,anichebe and yobo,i hope they come back injury free.its good and bad having so many internationals.as for bungle isnt he already the manager?
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Everton Reserves 2007-2008
Thursday 30 August 2007
Manchester United 1 Everton 0 (Victoria Stadium, Northwich Victoria). Attendance: 1,323.
Brandy 84
Manchester United: Heaton,Lee,Chester,Pique,A.Eckersley,S.Evans,Gibson,Hewson,Martin,Dong(Brandy 66),Campbell(Barnes 76). Unused Subs:J.Evans,Zieler,Lea.
Everton:Ruddy,Densmore,Irving,Dennehy,Boyle,Vidarsson,Morrison,Harpur(Kreen 74),Jutkiewicz(Downes 83),Agard,Kissock. Unused Subs: Spencer,Sinott,Barnett.
Referee: M.Naylor
Tuesday 4 September 2007
Everton 1 --------- Sunderland 2 (Halton Stadium,Widnes). Attendance: 514.
Jutkiewicz 18 --- Connolly 44,pen 87.
Everton:Wessels,Densmore,Sinnott,Irving,Boyle,Vidarsson,Van Der Meyde,Morrison,Kissock,Agard,Jutkiewicz. Unused Subs:Spencer,Jones,Downes,Harpur,McCarten.
Sunderland:Ward,Weir,Harte(Dowson 66),Hartley,Donoghue,Kavanagh,O'Donovan,J.Richardson,Cole(Liddle 66),Connolly,Dennehy. Unused Subs:Chandler,Kay,Luscombe.
Referee: M.Matadar
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.as for bungle isnt he already the manager?
Steve31: Nice to see others with a sense of humour on the forum, mind you, you are genuine scouser afterall like me and genuine scousers are renowned for being humorous. RichieC also as a great sense of humour.
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nice one!surely if van de meyde needed a wake up call it would have been in widnes being watched by 514 fans and wondering were did it all go wrong?but he is getting paid about 20000 a week or more?and i guess on the sunderland team was ian harte and andy cole.i also noticed pique at man u!wasnt he on loan at villareal last season?as for brandy scoring the winner against the blues reserves im sure his performance was intoxicating!sorry! 
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Rhys Jones 1995 - 2007
Rhys Jones was laid to rest this afternoon after thousands gathered at Liverpool's Anglican Cathedral, before the little fanatical Evertonian was taken away for a private burial. I was in attendance on what was a very emotional day on Merseyside. It was nice to see so many football shirts from clubs throughout the country as all came together as one to celebrate the life of Rhys, a young lad, the victim of what society as to offer in this day and age. The youngster will now be playing football with Dixie Dean, Brian Labone and Alan Ball amongst other greats. God Bless little one.
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Nice little piece Mr.Woodside it was on the radio, it was moving to listen to rest in peace Rhys.
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Howard set to miss Manchester United game "AGAIN"
Something smells in the Merseyside air this morning and this has nothing to do with travelling past Anfield. Tim Howard has reportedly dislocated his finger playing for USA and the match he will now most likely miss is ...... you guessed it! MANCHESTER UNITED. Howard last season was exluded from playing against the Red Devils at Goodison, despite his move by then being permanent. In that particular game, a clanger by stand-in keeper Iain Turner ultimately turned the game in United's favour when Everton were 2-0 up and in complete control of the game. Sorry, but after the previous occasion the two clubs met, with Howard being being wrongly refused to play followed by this apparent injury, i cant help feeling cynical over this and believe something reaaaallllly strange is going on.
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EVERTON HISTORICAL FIRSTS
FOUNDER MEMBERS OF THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE
FOUNDER MEMBERS OF THE PREMIER LEAGUE
FIRST CLUB TO BE PRESENTED WITH THE LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY
FIRST CLUB TO PRESENT MEDALS FOR WINNING THE CHAMPIONSHIP
FIRST CLUB TO STAGE AN F.A. CUP FINAL
FIRST CLUB ON MERSEYSIDE TO WIN THE F.A. CUP
FIRST CLUB TO WIN THE CHAMPIONSHIP ON TWO DIFFERENT GROUNDS
FIRST CLUB TO BUILD A PURPOSE BUILT FOOTBALL STADIUM
FIRST CLUB TO BOAST 4 SIDES OF THE STADIUM WITH DOUBLE DECKER STANDS
FIRST CLUB TO BOAST A TRIPLE DECKER STAND AT A FOOTBALL GROUND IN BRITAIN
FIRST CLUB TO BE VISITED BY A REIGNING MONARCH
FIRST CLUB TO ISSUE A WEEKLY MATCHDAY PROGRAMME
FIRST CLUB TO WEAR NUMBERED SHIRTS 1-11
FIRST CLUB TO EMPLOY A COACH/MANAGER
FIRST CLUB TO HAVE A CHURCH ON ITS GROUND
FIRST CLUB TO USE FOOTBALL NETS
FIRST CLUB TO INSTALL DUG-OUTS
FIRST CLUB TO INSTALL UNDER-SOIL HEATING
FIRST CLUB TO HAVE FOODLIGHTING ACROSS ITS STANDS INSTEAD OF PYLONS
FIRST CLUB TO WIN A EUROPEAN PENALTY SHOOT OUT
FIRST CLUB TO PLAY OFFICIALLY IN BLUE & WHITE (1901)
FIRST CLUB TO GO ON AN OVERSEAS TOUR
FIRST CLUB TO PLAY 3000 TOP FLIGHT MATCHES
FIRST CLUB TO ACHIEVE 5000 POINTS IN THE LEAGUE
FIRST CLUB TO ACHIEVE 100 YEARS IN THE TOP FLIGHT (WORLD RECORD)
FIRST CLUB TO HAVE A PLAYER WILLIAM RALPH DEAN TO SCORE 60 LEAGUE GOALS
FIRST CLUB TO STAGE A WORLD CUP SEMI-FINAL IN BRITAIN
FIRST CLUB TO HAVE A SCOREBOARD HALF TIME/FULL TIME FACILITY
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Everton Fixtures/Results 2007-2008
August 2007
Sat 11th Wigan H 15:00 W 2-1 Osman, Anichebe
Tue 14th Tottenham A 20:00 W 3-1 Lescott, Osman, Stubbs
Sat 18th Reading A 15:00 L 1-0
Sat 25th Blackburn H 17:15 D 1-1 McFadden
September 2007
Sat 1st Bolton A 15:00 W 2-1 Yakubu, Lescott
Sat 15th Man Utd H 12:00
Thu 20th Metalist Kharkiv H 20:00 (UEFA Cup)
Sun 23rd Aston Villa A 14:00
Wed 26th Sheffield Wednesday A 19:45 (Carling Cup)
Sun 30th Middlesbrough H 16:00
October 2007
Thu 4th Metalist Kharkiv A KO tbc (UEFA Cup)
Sun 7th Newcastle A 15:00
Sat 20th Liverpool H 12:45
Sat 27th Derby A 15:00
November 2007
Sat 3rd Birmingham H 15:00
Sat 10th Chelsea A 15:00
Sat 24th Sunderland H 15:00
December 2007
Sat 1st Portsmouth A 15:00
Sat 8th Fulham H 15:00
Sat 15th West Ham A 15:00
Sat 22nd Man Utd A 15:00
Wed 26th Bolton Wed H 15:00
Sat 29th Arsenal H 15:00
January 2008
Tue 1st Middlesbrough A 15:00
Sat 12th Man City H 15:00S
Sat 19th Wigan H 15:00
Wed 30th Tottenham H 19:45
February 2008
Sat 2nd Blackburn A 15:00
Sat 9th Reading H 15:00
Sat 23rd Man City A 15:00
March 2008
Sat 1st Portsmouth H 15:00
Sat 8th Sunderland A 15:00
Sat 15th Fulham A 15:00
Sat 22nd West Ham H 15:00
Sat 29th Liverpool A 15:00
April 2008
Sun 6th Derby H 15:00
Sat 12th Birmingham A 15:00
Sat 19th Chelsea H 15:00
Sat 26th Aston Villa H 15:00
May 2008
Sat 3rd Arsenal A 15:00
Sun 11th Newcastle H 15:00
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nice one!wouldnt it be fitting if everton won a trophy this season for him?
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first person to reply to post!they are quality firsts by the way!
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ive seen the highlights and he looked in pain but he carried on playing.give him an injection and he will be fine but i can see were you are coming from.as i said he carried on playing afterwards so there should be no reason why he cant play on saturday.
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Macc Attack
Maybe this belongs to the International thread but Macca has been at it again. James McFadden that is, scoring another superb goal for Scotland in a 1-0 victory in France ..... "YES... FRANCE". AJ and the Yak will have to keep on their toes because Faddy is knocking on the door for a starting place, mind you, he is more than capable of playing out wide. Well done to Macca and to Scotland.
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Barclays Premier League
Saturday 16 September 2007
Everton 0 Manchester United 1.
------------  Vidic 83
Referee: Alan Wiley (Staffordshire).
Scholes 42 ,P.Neville 67,Ronaldo 70,Pienaar 81.
Attendance: 39,364.
Everton: Wessels, Hibbert, Baines, Yobo, Lescott, Arteta, Jagielka , Neville (McFadden 84), Osman (Pienaar 72), Johnson, Yakubu (Anichebe 75). Substitutes Unused: Turner, Carsley.
Manchester United: Van der Sar, Brown, Silvestre (Nani 40; Pique 84), Ferdinand, Vidic, Ronaldo, Carrick, Scholes, Evra, Giggs (Saha 62), Tevez. Substitutes Unused: Kuszczak, Gibson.
Man of the Match: Leighton Baines.
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Everton Roll Call
No,Player,Place/Date of Birth (Upper case); 07/08 Stats,Everton Career Stats and Total Career Stats (lower case)
28 Victor Anichebe Kono, Nigeria, 23.04.88, Height: 6'01", Weight: 12 st 08 lb
07-08 Lge Apps 3(3),Gls 1;Cup Apps 0,Gls 0; Ttl Apps 3(3),Gls 1;Eve Ttl Apps 10(22),Gls 6;Career Ttl Apps 32,Gls 6
6 Mikel Arteta San Sebastian, Spain, 28.03.82, Height: 5'09", Weight: 10 st 01 lb
07-08 Lge Apps 6,Gls 0;Cup Apps 0,Gls 0;Ttl Apps 6,Gls 0;Eve Ttl Apps 90(5);Career Ttl Apps 163,Gls 27
3 Leighton Baines Kirkby, Liverpool, 11.12.84, Height: 5'07", Weight: 11 st 10 lb
07-08 Lge Apps 3,Gls 0;Cup Apps 0,Gls 0;Ttl Apps 3 Gls 0;Eve Ttl Apps 3 Gls 0,Career Ttl Apps 148,Gls 4
29 Patrick Boyle Glasgow, 20.03.87, Height: 5'10", Weight: 11 st 09 lb
07-08 Lge Apps 0,Gls 0;Cup Apps 0 Gls 0;Ttl Apps 0 Gls 0;Eve Ttl Apps 0 Gls 0;Career Ttl Apps 3 Gls 0
17 Tim Cahill Sydney, Australia, 06.12.78, Height: 5'10", Weight: 10 st 11 lb
07-08 Lge Apps 0,Gls 0;Cup Apps 0 Gls 0;Ttl Apps 0 Gls 0;Eve Ttl Apps 94(4) Gls 27;Career Ttl Apps 348 Gls 84
26 Lee Carsley Birmingham, 28.02.74, Height: 5'09", Weight: 12 st 00 lb
07-08 Lge Apps 5,Gls 0;Cup Apps 0 Gls 0;Ttl Apps 5 Gls 0;Eve Ttl Apps 141(13) Gls 12;Career Ttl Apps 425 Gls 34
10 Thomas Gravesen Veijle, Denmark, 11.03.76, Height: 5'10" Weight: 13 st 06 lb
07-08 Lge Apps 0(1),Gls 0;Cup Apps 0 Gls 0;Ttl Apps 0(1) Gls 0;Eve Ttl Apps 143(13) Gls 12;Career Ttl Apps 341 Gls 33
2 Tony Hibbert Liverpool, 20.02.81, Height: 5'09", Weight: 11 st 05 lb
07-08 Lge Apps 5,Gls 0;Cup Apps 0 Gls 0;Ttl Apps 5 Gls 0;Eve Ttl Apps 157(10) Gls 0;Career Ttl Apps 167 Gls 0
24 Tim Howard North Brunswick, USA, 06.03.79, Height: 6'03", Weight: 15 st 00 lb
07-08 Lge Apps 5,Gls 0;Cup Apps 0 Gls 0;Ttl Apps 5 Gls 0;Eve Ttl Apps 43 Gls 0;Career Ttl Apps 120 Gls 0
16 Phil Jagielka Sale, 17.08.82, Height: 5'11", Weight: 13 st 01 lb
07-08 Lge Apps 2(3),Gls 0;Cup Apps 0 Gls 0;Ttl Apps 2(3) Gls 0;Eve Ttl Apps 2(3) Gls 0;Career Ttl Apps 292 Gls 22
27 Lukas Jutkiewicz Southampton, 28.03.89, Height: 6'01", Weight: 12 st 11 lb
07-08 Lge Apps 0,Gls 0;Cup Apps 0 Gls 0;Ttl Apps 0 Gls 0;Eve Ttl Apps 0 Gls 0;Career Ttl Apps 42 Gls 5
8 Andy Johnson Bedford, 10.02.81, Height: 5'06", Weight: 10 st 00 lb
07-08 Lge Apps 6,Gls 0;Cup Apps 0 Gls 0;Ttl Apps 6 Gls 0;Eve Ttl Apps 41 Gls 12;Career Ttl Apps 303 Gls 110
5 Joleon Lescott Birmingham, 16.08.82, Height: 6'02", Weight: 13 st 00 lb
07-08 Lge Apps 5(1),Gls 2;Cup Apps 0 Gls 0;Ttl Apps 5(1) Gls 2;Eve Ttl Apps 45(3) Gls 4;Career Ttl Apps 283 Gls 17
11 James McFadden Glasgow, 14.04.83, Height: 5'10", Weight: 10 st 10 lb
07-08 Lge Apps 1(2),Gls 1;Cup Apps 0 Gls 0;Ttl Apps 1(2) Gls 1;Eve Ttl Apps 66(55) Gls 14;Career Ttl Apps 191 Gls 46
18 Phil Neville Bury, 21.01.77, Height: 5'11", Weight: 11 st 11 lb
07-08 Lge Apps 6,Gls 0;Cup Apps 0 Gls 0;Ttl Apps 6 Gls 0;Eve Ttl Apps 86 Gls 1;Career Ttl Apps 472 Gls 9
21 Leon Osman Wigan, 17.05.81, Height: 5'08", Weight: 09 st 11 lb
07-08 Lge Apps 5(1),Gls 2;Cup Apps 0 Gls 0;Ttl Apps 5(1) Gls 2;Eve Ttl Apps 103(24) Gls 18;Career Ttl Apps 158 Gls 23
20 Steven Pienaar Johannesburg, South Africa, 17.03.82, Height: 5'09", Weight: 10 st 06 lb
07-08 Lge Apps 1(3),Gls 0;Cup Apps 0 Gls 0;Ttl Apps 1(3) Gls 0;Eve Ttl Apps 1(3) Gls 0;Career Ttl Apps 138 Gls 17
30 John Ruddy St Ives 24.10.86, Height: 6'04", Weight: 15 st 01 lb
07-08 Lge Apps 0,Gls 0;Cup Apps 0 Gls 0;Ttl Apps 0 Gls 0;Eve Ttl Apps 0(1) Gls 0;Career Ttl Apps 72 Gls 0
25 Anderson Silva de Franca Sao Paulo, Brazil, 28.08.82, Height: 6'02", Weight: 12 st 11 lb
07-08 Lge Apps 0,Gls 0;Cup Apps 0 Gls 0;Ttl Apps 0 Gls 0;Eve Ttl Apps 0(1) Gls 0;Career Ttl Apps 70 Gls 2
15 Alan Stubbs Kirkby,Liverpool 06.10.71, Height: 6'02", Weight: 12 st 12 lb
07-08 Lge Apps 4,Gls 1;Cup Apps 0 Gls 0;Ttl Apps 4 Gls 1;Eve Ttl Apps 174(10) Gls 7;Career Ttl Apps 594 Gls 28
12 Iain Turner Stirling, 26.01.84, Height: 6'03", Weight: 11 st 00 lb
07-08 Lge Apps 0,Gls 0;Cup Apps 0 Gls 0;Ttl Apps 0 Gls 0;Eve Ttl Apps 5(1) Gls 0;Career Ttl Apps 47 Gls 0
19 Nuno Valente Lisbon, Portugal, 12.09.74, Height: 6'00", Weight: 12 st 04 lb
07-08 Lge Apps 1,Gls 0;Cup Apps 0 Gls 0;Ttl Apps 1 Gls 0;Eve Ttl Apps 40(4) Gls 0;Career Ttl Apps 279 Gls 4
7 Andy van der Meyde Arnhem, Holland, 30.09.79, Height: 5'10", Weight: 12 st 01 lb
07-08 Lge Apps 0,Gls 0;Cup Apps 0 Gls 0;Ttl Apps 0 Gls 0;Eve Ttl Apps 14(7) Gls 0;Career Ttl Apps 196 Gls 25
14 James Vaughan Birmingham, 14.07.88, Height: 5'11", Weight: 12 st 08 lb
07-08 Lge Apps 0,Gls 0;Cup Apps 0 Gls 0;Ttl Apps 0 Gls 0;Eve Ttl Apps 7(11) Gls 5;Career Ttl Apps 18 Gls 5
31 Bjarni Vidarsson Iceland, 05.03.88, Height: 6'01", Weight: 11 st 08 lb
07-08 Lge Apps 0,Gls 0;Cup Apps 0 Gls 0;Ttl Apps 0 Gls 0;Eve Ttl Apps 0 Gls 0;Career Ttl Apps 6 Gls 1
33 Stefan Wessels Rahden, Germany, 28.02.79, Height: 6'02", Weight: 13 st 03 lb
07-08 Lge Apps 1,Gls 0;Cup Apps 0 Gls 0;Ttl Apps 1 Gls 0;Eve Ttl Apps 1 Gls 0;Career Ttl Apps 100 Gls 0
22 Ayegbeni Yakubu Benin City, Nigeria, 22.11.80, Height: 6'00", Weight 13 st 01 lb
07-08 Lge Apps 2,Gls 1;Cup Apps 0 Gls 0;Ttl Apps 2 Gls 1;Eve Ttl Apps 2 Gls 1;Career Ttl Apps 202 Gls 84
4 Joseph Yobo Kano, Nigeria, 06.09.80, Height: 6'02", Weight: 11 st 00 lb
07-08 Lge Apps 5,Gls 0;Cup Apps 0 Gls 0;Ttl Apps 5 Gls 0;Eve Ttl Apps 157(12) Gls 6;Career Ttl Apps 238 Gls 2
Anderson Silva da Franca is currently on a one month loan deal at Barnsley.
Figures in brackets relate to substitute appearances for Everton. Career total stats include all appearances made, including those as a substitute. 07-08 season stats are indicated in the three sections from left to right, followed by Everton's total appearances/goals then finishing off by the Total Career statistics.
Stats up to and including Saturday 16 September 2007.
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Everton Fixtures/Results 2007-2008
August 2007
Sat 11th Wigan H W 2-1 Osman, Anichebe
Tue 14th Tottenham A W 3-1 Lescott, Osman, Stubbs
Sat 18th Reading A L 1-0
Sat 25th Blackburn H D 1-1 McFadden
September 2007
Sat 1st Bolton A W 2-1 Yakubu, Lescott
Sat 15th Man Utd H L 0-1
Thu 20th Metalist Kharkiv H 20:00 Channel 5
Sun 23rd Aston Villa A 14:00
Wed 26th Sheffield Wednesday A 19:45
Sun 30th Middlesbrough H 16:00 Sky
October 2007
Thu 4th Metalist Kharkiv A KO 19:45
Sun 7th Newcastle A 15:00
Sat 20th Liverpool H 12:45 Sky
Tu 20th UEFA Cup group stage 1
Sat 27th Derby A 15:00
Tue/Wed 29th/30th Carling Cup 4th round
November 2007
Sat 3rd Birmingham H 15:00
Thu 8 UEFA Cup group stage 2
Sat 10th Chelsea A 15:00
Sat 24th Sunderland H 15:00
Thu 29 UEFA Cup group stage 3
December 2007
Sat 1st Portsmouth A 15:00
Tue/Wed 4th/5th Carling Cup 5th round
Sat 8th Fulham H 15:00
Sat 15th West Ham A 15:00
Sat 22nd Man Utd A 15:00
Wed 26th Bolton Wed H 15:00
Sat 29th Arsenal H 15:00
January 2008
Tue 1st Middlesbrough A 15:00
Sat/Sun 5th/6th FA Cup 3rd round
Tue/Wed 8th/9th Carling Cup Semi-Final 1st leg
Sat 12th Man City H 15:00
Sat 19th Wigan H 15:00
Tue/Wed 22/23 Carling Cup Semi-Final 2nd leg
Sat/Sun 26th/27th FA Cup 4th round
Wed 30th Tottenham H 19:45
February 2008
Sat 2nd Blackburn A 15:00
Sat 9th Reading H 15:00
Wed/Thu 13th/14th UEFA Cup round of 32 1st leg
Sat/Sun 16th/17thFA Cup 5th round
Thu 21st UEFA Cup round of 32 2nd leg
Sat 23rd Man City A 15:00
Sun 24th Carling Cup Final (Wembley)
March 2008
Sat 1st Portsmouth H 15:00
Thu 6th UEFA Cup round of 16 1st leg
Sat 8th Sunderland A 15:00
Sat/Sun 8th/9th FA Cup 6TH round
Wed/Thu 12th/13th UEFA Cup round of 16 2nd leg
Sat 15th Fulham A 15:00
Sat 22nd West Ham H 15:00
Sat 29th Liverpool A 15:00
April 2008
Thu 3rd UEFA Cup Quarter-Final 1st leg
Sun 6th Derby H 15:00
Sat/Sun 5th/6th FA Cup Semi-Final
Thu 10th UEFA Cup Quarter-Final 2nd leg
Sat 12th Birmingham A 15:00
Sat 19th Chelsea H 15:00
Thu 24th UEFA Cup Semi-Final 1st leg
Sat 26th Aston Villa H 15:00
May 2008
Thu 1st May UEFA Cup Semi-Final 2nd leg
Sat 3rd Arsenal A 15:00
Sun 11th Newcastle H 15:00
Wed 14th UEFA Cup Final(Manchester)
Sat 17th FA Cup Final (Wembley)
Barclays Premier League;FA Cup; Carling Cup;UEFA Cup.
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Everton Reserves 2007-08
Tueday 18 September 2007
Everton 3 -------------------- Blackburn Rovers 2 (Halton Stadium) Attendance: 541
Agard 6 ------------------- De Vita 10
Morrison 34,pen 57 --- Clarke Pen 83
Everton: Turner (Jones 45), Irving, Boyle, Sinnott, Dennehy, Harpur, Morrison (Downes 70), Vidarsson, Kissock, Jutkiewicz, Agard. Unused Substitutes: Spencer, Rodwell, Krenn.
Blackburn Rovers: Fielding, Kane, Taylor, Hodge, Winnard, Nolan, Griffiths, (Haworth 77), O'Keefe, Clarke, De Vita, Alan Judge. Unused Substitutes: Arestidou, O'Connor, Patterson, Bateson.
Referee: Merchant
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