Ben Banks

I am a 23 year old IT Support Engineer from the West Midlands, UK. I have a huge passion for football; following most of the action across the major European leagues and beyond. I follow Everton FC (don't ask why) and my local football team. My main hobbies are writing, running, taking my dogs out for a walk, running and playing computer games. Most of the articles I write will be based on the major football events. However, I have an interest in other sports such as Formula 1, Snooker, Tennis and Golf. My aim is to write an article for the site at least once a week; depending on the news that's circulating sport.

The Everton Project – An Ancelotti Special

Financial uncertainty during the coronavirus pandemic, has left Everton boss Carlo Ancelotti with a challenging task of rebuilding a mediocre Everton side. However, he has made significant additions to the depleted midfield positions. Four days before Christmas, Everton welcomed Arsenal to Goodison Park. The game ended in a bleak 0-0 draw. Both Carlo Ancelotti and […]

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Transfer Rumours: Everton

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Tonight, I take a look at my club Everton. You could say that Everton’s transfer business in the past 2-3 seasons have been some what disappointing. Having spent over £300m since Farhad Moshiri took majority ownership of the club, you’d think we’d spend that money more wisely. Unfortunately, that hasn’t been the case. You could

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Sancho United Bound?

Close up of waving flag with Manchester United F.C. football club logo

It is widely reported that Manchester United have agreed personal terms with Jadon Sancho on a five year contract. Discussions are well into the advanced stages with Borussia Dortmund (his parent club), regarding the structure of the transfer fee. Dortmund aren’t willing to sell hot-shot Sancho, for no less than his 120 million Euros (£108m)

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Baines Hangs Up the Boots

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Everton veteran left-back Leighton Baines, has retired at the age of 35. His 420th and final appearance came in the 3-1 defeat to Bournemouth on the final day of the 2019/20 Premier League season. Baines came on as a sub in the 70th minute, replacing first choice left-back Lucas Digne. Baines wrote a farewell letter

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