Serving Everton fans since 1994
Welcome to ToffeeWeb, the UK’s longest-running Everton fan site. ToffeeWeb is your go-to destination for all things Everton, featuring the latest news, expert analysis, and fan comment, now with betting offers and sports gambling links.
Featured News
-sm.jpg)
-sm.jpg)
Upcoming games 
Best sportsbook promos in September 2026
Boyle Sports
Pros
7bet
Pros
Cons
Betfred
Pros
Cons
Where to bet
Recent Articles
Top Sportsbooks
Premier League Table| Name | Pld | Gd | Pts | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Manchester City | 2 | 4 | 6 |
| 2 | Hull City | 2 | 3 | 6 |
| 3 | Newcastle | 2 | 2 | 4 |
| 4 | Everton | 2 | 2 | 4 |
| 5 | Brighton | 1 | 4 | 3 |
| 6 | Arsenal | 1 | 3 | 3 |
| 7 | Brentford | 1 | 3 | 3 |
| 8 | Chelsea | 1 | 1 | 3 |
Recent Comments
OUR FAQsThe best way to stay updated on Everton is to read ToffeeWeb.com! Our Everton fans & betting specialists are working every day to make sure you miss nothing of Everton’s news.
You can bet on Everton matches through licensed UK bookmakers, either via their websites or mobile apps. Look for betting markets like match result, goals scored, or player performances.
Sports betting has been legal in the UK since 1960, with online betting governed by the revised UK Gambling Act 2005.
To get started with online betting in the UK, you will need to first register at a licensed online bookmaker and verify your identity. You will then be able to make a first deposit and start betting on sports.
There are a number of factors to consider when comparing different betting sites, including: number of betting markets, betting odds, promotions & bonuses, live betting/streaming, special betting features, payment options and customer support.
In-play or live bets give you the opportunity to wager on sporting events which are already in progress. This brings a whole new selection of potential betting markets. Live streaming runs alongside live betting, allowing players to watch live feeds of events as the wager.
We are tapping out on bids above £30 million, selling our young talent and looking at loans for older surplus premier league dross.
Moyes is making clear this is not on him and he wants to keep the kid – his picking Harrison in the side was a clear statement from the manager.
Either Kinnear lied to us all in his interviews a couple of weeks ago about the club’s ambition, or TFG have stepped in to order him to capitalise on this Armstrong bid.
TFG did the same with Roma – competitve net spend in 2021/22 followed by turning a profit of 129 million euros the next two seasons.
They ain’t no FSG, these silent, out of touch, absentee Friedkins. They are about to learn all about Everton fans if this sale goes through.
The way this club treats its young, home-grown players has always been poor.
Tarkowski’s lack of pace and repeated unforced errors are becoming a serious problem, regardless of the late goal. O’Brien must be shaking his head on the bench. Merlin Rohl struggled a bit today at full-back, but he worked hard.
Mykolenko was barely average, as usual – he was jogging back for the first goal and was sat down for the counter attack near the end when Bournemouth should have wrapped it up. Slow as a full-back, has poor defensive positioning and contributes little in attack. Not good enough in defence or attack if we are to be a serious top 10 team.
Armstrong and Dewsbury-Hall stood out in midfield. But where are the goals going to come from in this team? If you think Grealish’s goals and assists wouldn’t be an asset to this team then I am amazed.
KDH and Barry look like the only ones who might threaten a goal, while there is very ilittle in terms of goal threat from the wingers or midfield. Barry is at least getting himself into the right positions this season, but his misses today were poor.
Mykolenko was average, as usual – he was jogging back for the first goal and was sat down for the counter attack near the end when Bournemouth should have wrapped it up. Not good enough in defence or attack if we are to be a serious top 10 team.
Armstrong and Dewsbury-Hall stood out in midfield. But where are the goals going to come from in this team? If you think Grealish’s goals and assists wouldn’t be an asset to this team then I am amazed.
KDH and Barry look like the only ones who might threaten a goal, while there is very ilittle in terms of goal threat from the wingers or midfield. Barry is at least getting himself into the right positions this season, but his misses today were poor.