Everton's miserable season continues

Everton’s miserable season shows no sign of taking a turn for the better after the rock-bottom Toffeemen slumped to their sixth defeat in seven Barclays Premiership outings.

Everton's miserable season continues
Sun, 02 Oct, 2005 - 14:43
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Manchester City 2 Everton 0

Everton’s miserable season shows no sign of taking a turn for the better after the rock-bottom Toffeemen slumped to their sixth defeat in seven Barclays Premiership outings.

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