I don't even have to watch the match💙💚Best week ever.

A piece on a match between Everton's reserve team and the Orange Free State Bantu team, the first all-Black team to play at Goodison Park. #EFC #BlackHistoryMonth efcstatto.com/goodison-parks…

What en eventful stay. Initial resistance then eventually fully participating in changing. So much effort, so many rewards. A different person to the one who walked through our doors in 2024. Stuck at it when many others would’ve walked. Well played Ollie, you winner!

David Bowie’s Young Americans was his dive into American soul, funk and R&B. Bowie called the sound “plastic soul.” Recorded partly in Philadelphia, the album featured Luther Vandross on backing vocals and gave Bowie his first U.S. No. 1 with “Fame”

We know it seems cheeky and needy, but as we are cheeky and needy, we’ve put an Amazon wish list in our bio. We don’t expect anything but thanks in advance anyway x

Week 126. Don’t stop doing the things that are working!

🚨 It’s arrived! 🚨 Make sure you pick up your copy of On the Banks of the Royal Blue Mersey, featuring an exclusive interview with @Meisarch and illustrations by @PaulTrevillion Inside Everton’s First Season at the Dock 💙🌊 @PitchPublishing amazon.co.uk/Banks-Royal-Blu…

Week 125. Nearly forgot!

Great fun at Turnmill NYC🇺🇸💙 @NAToffees @EvertonUSA #EFC

Last night we played the third and final performance of "Marsalis and the Masters", our opening concerts for Jazz at Lincoln Center’s 2026–27 season. Here’s my solo on Chick Corea’s “Humpty Dumpty,” one of the pieces I arranged for the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra for this concert. Tomorrow, we hit the road for a month, starting on the West Coast. We’ll be playing in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Monterey, Rohnert Park, Cincinnati, Columbus, Lincoln, Brookings, Minneapolis, Milwaukee, Cleveland, and Pittsburgh. In Cincinnati, we’ll join the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and Cristian Măcelaru for another performance of my new Liberty Symphony. The program will also include my Violin Concerto, performed by Nicola Benedetti with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, and Mussorgsky’s Pictures at an Exhibition in a reimagined version for the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra and Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. Follow us here as we make our way across the country, and visit wyntonmarsalis.org/tour for dates and more information.

Vitalii Mykolenko making memories for this young Toffee. 🤩💙

It's Community Day! 💙 Celebrating the life-changing and life-saving work of our official charity, @EITC. Learn about activities around the ground today: evertoninthecommunity.org/ne…

In memory of three-year-old Noah Woods, we will join Ipswich Town in wearing black armbands at Hill Dickinson Stadium tomorrow. RIP Noah.

"It's my dream." 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Jarrad Branthwaite's reaction to a well-deserved @England return... 💙

We will never stop till every last one is accounted for and brought home🇺🇸❤️🙏🏻

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Jordan Pickford 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Jarrad Branthwaite Both Blues have been named in the @England squad for the upcoming #NationsLeague fixtures. 🔵

FULL TIME EVERTON 🔵 1-0 🟠 WOLVES Toffees advance in the Cup through Charly Alcaraz's late winner, moments after being introduced. Lots of food for thought after that one: questions, thoughts, or topics for the pod?

Babe Ruth acknowledges the crowd during his final Yankee Stadium appearance, 1948. Ruth became the first Yankee to have his number retired that day. The transcript from his short speech: “Thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen. You know how bad my voice sounds—well, it feels just as bad. You know this baseball game of ours comes up from the youth. You’ve got to start from way down at the bottom, when you’re 6 or 7 years of age. You can’t wait until you’re 15 or 16. You’ve got to let it grow up with you, and if you’re successful and you try hard enough, you’re bound to come out on top, just like these boys have come to the top now. I’ve seen them all, all the great ones, and I hope some of you young fellas out there will be up there someday, too. Thank you.”

Last night at @Wolf_Trap, we gave the world premiere of my "Liberty Symphony (Symphony No. 5)" to a packed house. My deepest thanks to the great musicians of the @NatSymphonyDC , to the extraordinary James Gaffigan for conducting this new work, and to baritone Eric Greene, who sings in the fifth movement. It was an honor and a pleasure to make music with all of them. There are many people behind a first performance like this. Thank you to everyone at Wolf Trap and to my team at @jazzdotorg who worked so hard to make this premiere possible. Our music copyist Jonathan Kelly has been indispensable throughout this process. Thank you also to Kay, Christie, Greg, and the entire JALC staff for all their work. And thank you to the members of the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra. It is an honor, a pleasure, and a blessing to play my music with these friends and great musicians. Thank you, Wolf Trap, for a great night and a great beginning for "Liberty Symphony". (photos by Luigi Beverelli)

“Liberty Symphony” dress rehearsal now at @Wolf_Trap with the @jazzdotorg Orchestra and @NatSymphonyDC, conducted by @jamesgaffigan. Excerpt from Mvt. II, “The Web of Human Consequences (1776).” The world premiere starts tonight at 8 p.m.

Spurs had the territory. Everton had more control than the possession numbers suggest. The shape stayed compact, the middle stayed crowded and Spurs finished with only two shots on target. From our Spurs 0-0 Everton review: buff.ly/pqNLxIi