News about James Tarkowski

Everton are sizeable 6/1 outsiders with Sky Bet to win tomorrow's Merseyside derby against Liverpool at Goodison Park. Meanwhile, the visiting Reds are 2/5 favourites. If you're anticipating a draw, that is the second best result in the market at 19/5. If longer odds are what you're after - Sky Bet are offering a 'Featured RequestABet' that is generating interest. Valued at 8/1 - it is for 'Mohamed Salah to have 2+ shots on target, James Tarkowski to commit 2+ fouls and each team to have four or more corners'.

James Tarkowski joked that Sean Dyche's new tracksuit had brought Everton 'a little bit of luck' for their game against Nottingham Forest. Dyche ditched his usual suit for new threads at the crucial relegation clash, and the Toffees won 2-0, in a match dogged by controversial calls which left the visitors fuming.  Speaking after the victory, centre-back Tarkowski spoke about the fashion choice from his Everton manager - whilst Dwight McNeil chuckled besides him. 

Everton's Premier League game agaisnt Nottingham Forest was paused in injury time after Beto and Morgan Gibbs-White suffered a nasty accidental clash of heads.  The game was paused for over four minutes, with both players receiving treatment on the pitch.  More to follow... 

There is a 'Featured RequestABet' and multiple 'Price Boosts' for tomorrow's Premier League contest between relegation battlers Everton and Nottingham Forest at Goodison Park. The RequestABet - which is valued at 16/1 - requires 'Abdoulaye Doucoure, James Garner, Chris Wood and Ryan Yates to each commit two or more fouls'. Meanwhile, the price boosts on offer for this all-important fixture include 'Chris Wood to score' at 15/8, 'James Tarkowski to commit 2+ fouls' at 2/1, 'Callum Hudson-Odoi to have 2+ shots on target' at 5/1, and 'Jordan Pickford to make six or more saves' at 11/1.

Chelsea boss Mauricio Pochettino has insisted his side have 'moved on' from the penalty debacle that marred their 6-0 win over Everton this week.  The Blues romped to one of their best wins this season against the Toffees on Monday night, but a squabble over who would take a penalty with the score at 4-0 was the main talking point after the game.  Noni Madueke was seen picking up the ball after James Tarkowski fouled the winger, before an enraged Nicolas Jackson attempted to grab it off him. The pair continued to argue as Madueke carried the ball towards the penalty spot, before Cole Palmer - already on a hat-trick - pointed out he was the team's designated taker. 

New footage of Chelsea's latest penalty row shows Noni Madueke snatching the ball and giving Nicolas Jackson a rollicking - before Cole Palmer pulls rank to score it. The embarrassing moment, in the 64th minute of Chelsea's 6-0 thrashing of Everton on Monday night, left manager Mauricio Pochettino furious. The fresh camera angle of the incident, shown on Sky Sports, shows the immediate aftermath of James Tarkowski's foul on Palmer to concede the penalty.

The Toffees were played off the park as they suffered a major blow in their latest bid to survive relegation from the Premier League, with Chelsea 4-0 up at half time on their way to the rout. Cole Palmer netted four goals to draw level with Erling Haaland in the race to win the Golden Boot, but it was a night to forget for Sean Dyche and his Everton side. Tarkowski was the man sent out for media duty after the game, fronting up to the Sky Sports cameras to discuss the defeat before Dyche himself backed up Tarkowski in apologising to fans.

EXCLUSIVE: Everton's training camp in Portugal this week was interrupted by an altercation between boss Sean Dyche and several of his players. Dyche shocked his team by firing a jocular slap at defender Nathan Patterson, 22, during a meal in Quinta do Lago, Costa Rica. Dyche's intentions were harmless and it was otherwise a positive evening, but the 52-year-old appears to have linked Patterson more effectively than he intended to, angering several of his players.

United strolled to a 2-0 victory over the Toffees on Saturday afternoon, with Fernandes and Rashford both on the score sheet for the hosts at Old Trafford. The Red Devils were still far from their best, but boss Erik ten Hag was content for his team to win as they began their search for a Champions League spot coming near the end of the season. After James Tarkowski fouled Alejandro Garnacho, Fernandes scored their first penalty of the game, they appeared to step up when Ben Godfrey brought down the Argentine just minutes later.

JOE BERNSTEIN AT OLD TRAFFORD: Alejandro Garnacho was fouled twice inside the penalty box during Man United's 2-0 victory over Everton on Saturday afternoon at Old Trafford. In the first 12 minutes of the match, James Tarkowski hacked the Red Devils' winger to the ground, giving the hosts a 1-0 lead. Despite Everton's increasing in the game, Marcus Rashford put United 2-0 up by halftime.

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In a tense moment on Married To The Game, Everton actor James Tarkowski and wife Samantha certainly didn't hold back when asked about their favourite pastime together. Two months after the big day, the two couples were seen in the third episode of the Amazon series hosting a wedding party for friends and family. Cuddling up together on the sofa, the Tarkowskis are asked: 'What's your favourite thing to do together?'

Women and girlfriends have opened the lid on what it's really like to be in their shoes, and they've all agreed that their lives aren't as straightforward as they appear in a recent fly-on-the-wall documentary that they're not as pleasant as they seem. 'Married to the Game,' a Amazon Prime Video documentary that gives insight into the lives of lavish parties and luxurious holidays, huge mansions, and designer clothing - and viewers have dubbed the show 'TV gold' and 'class.'

Fans are raving after the introduction of a new Amazon show, with Jorginho's reaction when his partner asked if he was going to propose. Married To The Game has been providing inside information on wives and girlfriends of some of football's most popular celebrities, including Cat Harding, who has been following the Arsenal superstar since 2020. When getting ready for an event with Harding, the Champions League and Euro 2020 champion discovered himself off the field, as shown in the film.

Samantha Tarkowski, one of the stars of "Married To The Game" on Amazon Prime, has so many myths about being the wife of a footballer." "I think most people believe that we just lounge around and live off our husbands' money, which isn't necessarily true." The 32-year-old has been married to Everton center-back and England National team player James Tarkowski for nine years, and she is consistently confronted with negative stereotypes. "I've never intended to live off a man or be funded by a man," she tells POPSUGAR on a Zoom video call from her home in Liverpool. "I've always wanted to pay my own way, and that's how I was raised." However, these stereotypes have been deeply embedded in British media for years. The wives and girlfriends of premiership footballers were ubiquitous in pop culture in the mid-2000s, from Victoria Beckham to Cheryl Cole and Coleen Rooney. The paparazzi were fueled by their every move, photographing their oversized sunglasses, shopping sprees, multiple-page wedding spreads, and more. The tabloids' obsession with these women was glossed over in the public interest, but the tabloids' coverage was actually deeply embedded in sexism. Women were primarily misogynistic to be based on their partners' fame rather than their own accomplishments.

Taylor Ward, Riyadh Mahrez's wife, and Ilkay Gundogan's partner, Sara Gundogan, have shared more of how the two former Man City actors arrived and how they felt when they decided to move to Saudi Arabia and Barcelona respectively. Catherine Harding, Arsenal's fiancée, reveals the glamorous aspect of being a WAG, particularly when she uses her husband's hyperbaric oxygen chamber to aid her in recovering from a facial. Everton defender James Tarkowski and his partner Sam Gray also appear in the film, including how they hosted a three-day wedding in Provence, where they surprised their guests with none other than singer Craig David. Matt Turner and his partner Ash are the last couple on the documentary. Ash, who is eight months pregnant, admits that 'life was relatively straightforward' before her husband went from the United States to Premier League.

The game has been canceled. It's a term that has flitted around modern football's edges, much to the point of being resentful for what they feel is being done to the game that they adore so much. If they claim to be denying it. Days of the 'pull your socks up', a unified-with-a-boot-lace attitude of English football in the 1970s, 1980s, and 90s have emerged. The modern footballer is instead well trained and perfectly manicured, eats meals that seem to be something out of a bush-tucker trial for some nutritional advantage, and arrives on gameday dripping in clothes from more countries than most people will ever visit. Entire football clubs are now owned by Hollywood megastars, production companies, and certain clubs will churn out enough limited edition kits to hold an exhibition at the V&A museum.

In the trailer of 'Married to the Game,' a docu-series that will follow the lives of Premier League players' partners, the Everton defender was caught flirting with his wife, Samantha. People were joking that Everton should get another 10-point deduction for his cheesy compliment, though it was not particularly kind of him.

Everton players, according to James Tarkowski, are in the dark about their points deduction appeal. The Toffees are likely to find out the status of their appeal against a 10-point suspension in November for violating the Premier League's profit and sustainability laws this week. Due to their superior goal difference over Luton Town, their 1-1 draw with Crystal Palace on Monday pushed them out of the relegation zone.

For tomorrow's Premier League match between Manchester City and Everton at the Etihad, Sky Bet is giving four 'Price Boosts' and a "Featured RequestABet." The first two price increases we will be looking at are 'Phil Foden to score or assist' at 1/1, and 'Jordan Pickford to make 7+ saves at 4/1.' Both odds for those two bets have been increased from 8/11 and 3/1 respectively. Foden has had four goals over his last two Premier League games (3 goals, 1 assist), while Pickford made six saves in the reverse fixture. 'Manchester City will have 11+ shots on target' at 6/1,' and 'Erling Haaland scored a header' at 7/1 are two of the additional two boosts on offer.'

Fulham and Everton are on the verge of a bad run of form going into their match against Craven Cottage tonight. The Cottagers have lost four of their last five games, while the Toffees have lost in three of their last four league appearances. Both clubs will want to establish some distance between themselves and the relegation zone tonight in the Premier League match between the two clubs.

Cauley Woodrow said he felt his hand'crack' after a collision with James Tarkowski just seconds before determining the FA Cup fourth round winner for Luton. Rob Edwards' side earned a spot in the next round and the Hatter's second victory at Goodison Park this season, with the former Fulham striker coming off the bench for his 96th-minute winner. Vitaliy Mykolenko had already scored an own goal before Jack Harrison equalized in the second half. The winner of Woodrow's festival sparked wild celebrations, which may have helped ease the agony of a suspected broken hand.

SIMON JONES: Ben Godfrey, a loan defender for Leeds United, is a loan target for the club, but he is set to move abroad. Due to Jarrad Branthwaite and James Tarkowski's form, the 26-year-old, who has two caps for England, has been on Everton's first team this season. However, Michael Keane's departure leaves Everton as the only recognised centre-back cover.