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International break, Farhad Moshiri, the next 3 games,

CWTE

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The beauty (in inverted commas) about Everton in its current state is that even an international break doesn’t give the oppportunity to remain silent, safe in the knowledge that the resumption of football will see the club continue its progress towards European domination.

Far from it. We examine Farhad Moshiri’s involvement in the sale of the Royal Liver Building. We dispel the idea the sale is a cash raising exercise necessitated by the situation with Usmanov and other Russian interests.

We look at  how Lampard has spent the last week, and how perhaps one player can be the new Kevin Campbell

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