Wayne Rooney couldn’t resist an X-rated response after Everton supporters chanted “Manchester is full of s**t” during the farewell to Goodison Park event. Rooney was one of a number of former Everton players invited back by the club to take part in the “End of an Era” ceremony on Sunday afternoon.

Wayne Rooney’s return to Goodison Park didn’t go too well as his post-match speech was interrupted by supporters. The former Blue was in attendance to say goodbye to the legendary stadium as it

Everton bade an emotional farewell to Goodison Park, its home of 133 years, with a 2-0 win over Southampton in the Premier League on Sunday in front of dozens of the club’s greatest players and a tearful,

HE’s been following in his father’s golden footsteps since signing for Manchester United’s Youth Academy in 2020.  And judging by his latest winning streak, Kai Rooney might just have the

When I got back here, this club looked broken, felt broken," said David Moyes after Everton's 2-0 victory over Southampton. "It doesn’t feel like that any more."

After 2,791 games in all competitions played by the Everton Men’s Team at Goodison Park, the curtain finally came down on the Grand Old Lady today with Everton’s 2-0 win over Southampton in their last home game of the 2024-25 Premier League season.

Duncan Ferguson had a front row seat for Rooney’s stunning ascent, with the pair sharing a pitch 31 times for Everton before Manchester United snapped up the 18-year-old for £27million in 2004.

Everton said farewell to Goodison Park in style as Iliman Ndiaye's double sealed an emotional 2-0 win over Southampton, while Jamie Vardy brought down the curtain on his Leicester career with his 200th goal for the club in Sunday's 2-0 victory against Ipswich.

From that night against Bayern Munich to the day of ‘Remember the name, Wayne Rooney!’ – past Everton figures recall their favourite Goodison Park memories