Posted by Mike Whalley
Everton coach Alan Stubbs has left the club to take charge of Scottish Championship side Hibernian.
Stubbs spent six years on the coaching staff at Goodison Park, and managed the Toffees' under-21 side.
The 42-year-old, who played for Everton between 2001 and 2005, and then again from 2006 to 2008,...
Everton are in talks to bring striker Lacina Traore back from Monaco on a season-long loan.
- Deulofeu bids farewell
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The forward, who had an injury-hit spell at Goodison Park last season, is keen to return and the two clubs have held discussions, sources ...
Leighton Baines did not go to the last World Cup. He was omitted from the England squad -- in a decision that seemed strange then and appears utterly mind-boggling now -- in favour of Stephen Warnock. In fact, he was on his way to buy a trampoline when Fabio Capello phoned him to tell him the bad ne...
Posted by Kevin Palmer
The World Cup finals may be consuming the attention of football fans around the globe right now, but a reminder that the next Premier League season will soon be upon us arrived with the release of the new fixtures.
Incoming Manchester United boss Louis van Gaal appears to be one of the biggest winne...
Posted by ESPN Staff
Everton coach Alan Stubbs is among the candidates for the vacant manager's job at Scottish club Hibernian.
Stubbs, who manages the Toffees' under-21 side, has been interviewed for the role at Easter Road, sources have told ESPN.
Hibernian sacked Terry Butcher on June 10 after they were relegated fr...
