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Evertonfc.com have concluded their review of the season.
The final part looks back at April and May, and can be seen by clicking here.
Everton’s Kevin Mirallas celebrates against Arsenal
There’s a strong EFC theme running through Tony Bellew’s Twitter Q&A. He can’t quite decide who the Blues’ most valuable player is.
“@actionjackson7t: @TonyBellew whos evertons most value able player in your opinion?”
Ross, Seamus, McCarthy? were blessed at min..
— Tony Bellew (@TonyBellew) May 24, 2014
We know who The Bomber’s money is on today then…
“@kayjay_official: @TonyBellew who you backing on the 2 big games today.. play off and champions league?”
Real and QPR
— Tony Bellew (@TonyBellew) May 24, 2014
Aiden McGeady is confident the Blues can mount a top-four challenge next season.
He told evertonfc.com: “We were challenging the top four (last season), so the challenge next season is to go one better and get into that top four.
“With the squad we have got, the manager and the backroom staff, the potential that the players have got, especially seeing as how many of the players are 22, 23, 24, young players, that’s got to be our aim.
“We probably out-performed what everybody expected of us from the start of the season.”
The winger, 28, continued: “At the start of the season, the first three games were draws and everyone was thinking, ‘This is a different type of football, a different way of playing for Everton’.
“But gradually over time, the manager and the way we play, we have won everyone over. We play football the right way and I think everyone is enjoying it.”
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LONDON, ENGLAND – Sunday, March 30, 2014: Everton’s Aiden McGeady in action against Fulham during the Premiership match at Craven Cottage. (Pic by Chris Brunskill/Propaganda)
Greg O’Keeffe’s Royal Blue column reflects on a frustrating campaign for this man.
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LONDON, ENGLAND – Saturday, March 8, 2014: Everton’s Steven Pienaar limps off injured against Arsenal during the FA Cup Quarter-Final match at the Emirates Stadium. (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)
5 years ago today Everton finished the 2008-9 season in 5th place
1 Man United 90
2 Liverpool 86
3 Chelsea 83
4 Arsenal 72
5 EVERTON 63
— Everton Records (@EvertonRecords) May 24, 2014
Good side this, with a fair amount of EFC talent in there too.
ON THIS DAY in 1984 – @england retained the U21 UEFA European Championship with a 3-0 aggregate victory over Spain pic.twitter.com/KecHWpkRMT
— The FA (@FA) May 24, 2014
Jonjoe Kenny has been recalling the moment he secured European Championship glory for England Under-17s.
The Everton defender slotted home the winning penalty in Wednesday’s shootout win over Holland in Malta.
“It hasn’t really sunk in yet,” Kenny told evertontv. “I woke up this morning and I still can’t really get over it.
“Walking up to take the penalty, I was confident to be honest. I knew where I was going to go, so I just thought ‘stick with that spot whatever’ and if the goalkeeper saves it, he saves it.
“For the past two weeks we’d been practicing penalties in training, so I was confident I could do it and buzzing I could get the winner.”
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Everton stars Ryan Ledson, left, and Jonjoe Kenny, who helped England U-17s to glory at the European Championships
More now from Kevin Sheedy, who has been telling Greg O’Keeffe just how proud he is of the young players rolling off the Finch Farm production line.
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Everton’s Kevin Sheedy, (right), and Alan Irvine, (left)
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