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HILL DICKINSON DEBUT: EVERTON CONFIRMS MENU BEFORE NEWCASTLE TRIP

Everton rolls out a special Christmas menu for Newcastle fans visiting their new stadium. A holiday treat awaits away supporters.

Hill Dickinson Debut: Everton Confirms Menu Before Newcastle Trip
Everton Confirm New Winter Menu for Newcastle Fans

Newcastle United fans heading to Everton’s Hillsborough Stadium for the first time might be in for a holiday treat.

After Tuesday’s loss to Marseille, Newcastle United needs to regroup and concentrate on doing better in the league.

Lately, their away game showings under Eddie Howe haven't been great, and another bad performance will only make things worse.

This is Newcastle’s first game at Everton’s new ground, so it’s understandable if fans aren't feeling too hopeful.

But those going to the Everton versus Newcastle United game could get a holiday surprise.

Even though the game is in late November, it looks like the Christmas menu will be available for those travelling to Merseyside.

Everton’s website stated that the new menu, made with Aramark, features warm dishes that will be served throughout December and early January.

This winter, the Through Pass stores in the East Stand will have a special item: the Pig Pot, a mix of pigs in blankets, roast potatoes, and stuffing, covered in gravy.

Around the stadium, fans can also get giant pigs in blankets, Christmas dinner Yorkshire pudding wraps, loaded sausage rolls, holiday pizza slices, and rosti bites, along with favourites like salt and & pepper fried chicken, sausage rolls, 30 Mile Pies, cheeseburgers, BBQ brisket burgers, plant-based choices, gluten-free options, and Everton Toffee doughnuts.

Newcastle United fans can look forward to the new menu on their first trip to the Hill Dickinson Stadium. What are you most excited about for the trip?

“Fans can enjoy giant pigs in blankets, Christmas dinner Yorkshire pudding wraps, loaded sausage rolls, holiday pizza slices, and rosti bites.”

Everton Rolls Out Christmas Menu

Newcastle United didn’t have a great result in their first game at Goodison Park.

Everton began playing at their former place, Goodison Park, in 1892, after a short time at Anfield.

Newcastle’s first time at Goodison was in September 1898, and they lost 3-0.

Things don’t look great. Newcastle hasn’t won an away game in the league since April and lost to West Ham and Brentford pretty badly before falling apart in Marseille.

There’s much to talk about before Saturday’s game.

Anthony Gordon will probably get a tough welcome from the home fans, while Jordan Pickford and Jack Grealish will likely be watched closely.

Everton has lost only one game since their new stadium opened, winning three and drawing two.

If Newcastle messes up again and puts on another bad away performance, more questions will come up.

Still, Everton has had problems scoring goals this season, so they have their own issues.

£35M LOSS: ANALYZING THE COLLAPSE OF HARVEY ELLIOTT'S MANDATORY VILLA TRANSFER

Harvey Elliott's loan to Aston Villa is ending early after just six months. The mandatory £35M purchase clause is now unlikely to be activated.

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Emery Confirms Elliott's Imminent Aston Villa Exit

Harvey Elliott's time at Aston Villa might be cut short. Just six months after joining the club, he might be leaving in January.

The attacking midfielder came from Liverpool on a season-long loan on deadline day in September.

The deal with Villa included a requirement to buy him, plus clauses about selling him later or buying him back.

But, Elliott hasn't played much since joining Villa, even though they won against other teams in the Premier League and Europe to get him.

Unai Emery said that the club is looking at what to do with the 22-year-old before the next transfer window opens next month.

This comes after Elliott didn't travel with the team for their Europa League game against Basel on Thursday.

Emery talked about Elliott's future at Villa in a press conference before a game.

He said, We're talking with him about his situation.

He's not with us. We hope we can find the best solution for him and for us.

I respect him as a player and as a person. He's training well, but there's a situation with him.

Hopefully, we can find a solution for him to play often and continue his career, either with us or somewhere else.

Elliott has played in only five games for Villa since joining, scoring once.

His last game was a short four-minute appearance against Feyenoord in the Europa League in October.

He hasn't been in the squad for any of Villa's last seven Premier League games.

Emery added, I've spoken with him two or three times about the situation.

First, my decision and also the situation. He's on loan with us, but he's not really contributing to us with a permanent contract.

This is a setback for Liverpool.

Liverpool was supposed to get £35 million when Elliott's loan to Villa became a permanent deal.

But the requirement to buy him kicks in only if he plays in 10 games for the club.

So, the Reds will likely miss out on that money this summer since he's only played about half that many games.

If Elliott leaves Villa, he'll likely have to return to Anfield in January.

The former England under-21 player played twice for Liverpool this season before being loaned out.

FIFA rules say players can only play for two clubs in one season.

Elliott could get around this rule by joining a club in a league that runs from summer to winter, like those in the MLS.

BUNDESLIGA STAR: ANALYZING NATHANIEL BROWN'S FIT FOR TOTTENHAM'S DEFENSE

An analytical look at Nathaniel Brown's Bundesliga performance shows why he is a top target for Spurs. Can they beat out three major rivals for the defender?

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Brown Could Be the Long-Term Answer for Tottenham Left-Back

According to a recent report from journalist Dean Jones, Tottenham Hotspur will have a tough time signing Eintracht Frankfurt left-back Nathaniel Brown. Spurs will have to compete with Manchester City, West Ham United, Manchester United, and Arsenal to get the German defender next year.

Brown has played well on Frankfurt’s left side this season. The 22-year-old has one goal and four assists in 20 games for the German club in all competitions.

The German player has shown he can defend well, with 30 tackles, 15 blocks, ten interceptions, and 16 clearances in the Bundesliga. He also passes the ball well from the left, with an 81.3% pass success rate in the German top league (stats via fbref.com).

His contract with the German club ends in the summer of 2030, so it won’t be easy for Tottenham to sign him next year.

Should Tottenham Hotspur Manager Thomas Frank Sign Brown?

Brown is a good tackler and times his challenges well to win the ball back. He clears the ball when the other team is attacking and is also a good passer.

The German player can score and assist goals from the left. Brown is mainly a left-back but can also play as a left-sided midfielder if needed. We’ll see if he can handle the Premier League’s physicality and intensity if Spurs sign him next year.

Brown would make Tottenham manager Thomas Frank’s defence better and deeper. He could earn a regular spot in the first team at the North London club in the years ahead.

At 22, Brown could become a star in English soccer if he keeps improving each season. Overall, Frank should sign him in 2026.

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