Phil Neville Rumors & News

Skipper Phil Neville will miss out on a farewell appearance as Everton visit Chelsea in their final Barclays Premier League match of the season.

Today marks a great yet sad day in Everton's history. Our manager of eleven years David Moyes will be moving on greener pastures, to what is undoubtedly one of the top jobs in the sport of football. As Evertonians, we are proud of his achievements and the role our club played to get him there, and wish him all the very best in his future endeavours. Not to be forgotten either is club captain Phil Neville. While not at his best in the last couple of years and limited in his abilities, he embodies the fighting spirit that Moyes instilled in his players and provided an excellent role mode...

The focus today will be on manager David Moyes, and to a lesser extent captain Phil Neville, as they mark their last home game at Goodison. It is always a pleasure for us at Royal Blue Mersey to speak this week with LBC 97.3 Radio presenter and West Ham United fanatic Iain Dale, who also runs the blog West Ham Till I Die. We asked him for his opinions on a wide variety of subjects ahead of their visit to Everton on Sunday. RBM - A possible tenth place finish in their first season back in the Premier League, far from the relegation dogfight. Has this been a successful season for the Ha...

There have been stories throughout the year of big names like Marouane Fellaini, Leighton Baines and now David Moyes as well leaving Everton for greener pastures. After Phil Neville decided to leave at the end of this season, one can't help to wonder if these players (and manager) will also leave. The news has already started filling up with rumors of potential successors to some of these names. Today is just the start, folks. Everton eye Porto boss Pereira as potential Moyes successor - Goal.com"Goodison Park chairman Bill Kenwright is ready to target the Portuguese manager, who is ...

Phil Neville reveals intention to quit Everton - The Independent"Phil Neville will leave Everton at the end of the season after eight years with the club." -- Probably the best move for both parties. My guess is that Neville would either move abroad to high playing clubs in the US, Middle East, or Australia or try a player/manager role. Tony Hibbert makes comeback for Everton under-21s after four months out with injury - Liverpool EchoTony Hibbert made his long-awaited comeback after four months on the sidelines to help Everton U-21s earn a 1-1 draw against Fulham. -- Hibbert finally...

Club captain and stalwart Phil Neville is set to leave Everton at the end of the season. Neville announced the move on the club website by releasing a statement thanking the fans and club for their support during his time at the club. There is no word on what Neville will do going forward, but it does sound like everything is on the table at this time. Fizzer, as he is known to many around the club, will be part of Stuart Pearce's coaching staff for the U21 European Championships during the summer. Before joining Everton in 2005, Neville began his career at Manchester United with his b...

First Half - With Marouane Fellaini ruled out because of a mysterious "injury" (that's literally the only official description I can find, though it may be related to the knee laceration he suffered over the weekend), Phil Neville returned to the starting eleven and Leon Osman was pushed further forward. It definitely seemed like the fan base was nervy heading into this one, and can you blame them? Everton haven't exactly given us much reason to be confident over the last month. - Both sides seemed a little tentative early on, though a silly foul by Jonathan Grounds allowed Leighton Ba...