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Yahoo
8 hours ago
- Sport
- Yahoo
Everton at Blackburn Rovers: Match Preview, Starting Lineups, Stream Info & How to Watch
Everton - Travers makes his Everton debut, Beto leads the line. After a rusty performance midweek away at Accrington Stanley to kick off the preseason, David Moyes is going to be looking for more out of his charges today. Will new signings Thierno Barry and Mark Travers get a chance to feature? You would expect the pair to get some second half minutes today away at Blackburn Rovers. There has been no new announced transfer activity since the backup goalie signed, and the fanbase has started to get restless as the need for a right winger as well as additional cover for fullbacks and midfielders remains. Today's opponents Blackburn finished in 7th place last season in the Championship, just outside the promotion playoff spots and will want to make amends this season. Competition: 2025/26 Preseason Friendly 2 Date and start time: Saturday, July 19th at 7:00 a.m. PT / 10:00 a.m ET / 3:00 p.m. BST Stadium: Ewood Park, Blackburn, England, United Kingdom Capacity: 31,367 Weather: 66°F/19°C, 40% chance of precipitation, 4 mph winds TV: N/A - United States; N/A - United Kingdom; N/A - Canada, VG+ - Norway Radio: Everton FC Live stream: Fubo TV, beIN Sports Connect evertontv** Fans can purchase a MatchPass – priced at £7.99 – to gain access to the live stream for Tuesday's game, or alternatively, a double-header MatchPass is available to enjoy live coverage of games against both Accrington Stanley and Blackburn Rovers (Saturday 19 July) for just £9.99. Gamethread: There will be no live blog for this game. *Royal Blue Mersey has affiliate partnerships and may earn commissions for products purchased via affiliate links provided. Information from More from Everton at Newcastle: start time, lineups, TV schedule, live stream and how to watch online Wednesday's Toffee Bites: Everton are Sam Allardyce's team now Everton 1-0 Newcastle: Another One Sam the Scrooge cancels Everton Christmas party Allardyce: It's not rocket science No change in Everton's injury situation for Newcastle Young Everton fan reaches fundraising goal, but hospital is unmoved
New York Post
a day ago
- General
- New York Post
Complimenting your partner could cause more harm than good, expert warns — here are two things you should never say
Compliments can certainly go a long way in making someone feel special and loved. While you might think everyone loves a little flattery, one expert warns that some compliments may have unintended negative impacts on romantic relationships. 3 One expert is warning that some grateful compliments may have unintended negative impacts on your romantic relationships. Adobe Stock Advertisement Psychologist Dr. Mark Travers explained in Psychology Today that sometimes what we say to thank our loved ones for their supportive behavior may be altering it. 'Compliments can be disarming. They make us feel chosen and understood in ways that other words rarely do,' the psychologist explained. 'But sometimes, the praise that feels the most flattering is also the praise that teaches us to edit ourselves.' Advertisement Over time, words intended to flatter someone can actually nudge a person to perform, conform, or shrink themselves to stay liked and continue to receive praise. Consider the compliment: 'How are you always so calm?' If your partner grew up playing the peacekeeper in chaotic situations, this compliment might feel like overdue recognition. Yet, it can also come across as a reward for their silence. 3 Be careful with the compliments you're giving your significant other. Getty Images/iStockphoto Advertisement 'When emotional suppression is praised in adult relationships, it reinforces the message that your worth lies in being agreeable and low-maintenance,' Travers said. This specific type of praise given to your partner could cause them to feel that they must remain calm — even when they're not. They may feel encouraged to keep that mask on, even at the cost of their true feelings. Another example is telling your partner: 'You're the only person I can talk to.' Advertisement This may sound like deep trust, but it could signal emotional dependency rather than intimacy. People actually experience better mental health when they have multiple people they can turn to to process their emotional needs, each filling different roles—venting, calming or cheering. 'This diversity in emotional support leads to greater well-being, because no single relationship is overloaded with the task of holding it all,' Travers explained to the outlet. While these two compliments should stay out of your relationship, there are a few key phrases Amy Morin, a psychotherapist and author of '13 Things Mentally Strong Couples Don't Do, advises people to implement into their romantic vocabulary. 'If you and your partner regularly use these phrases, it's a sign that you're already a mentally strong couple,' Morin told CNBC Make It. 'And if you don't yet, you can start implementing them and find that you'll grow stronger both individually and as a unit.' 3 When someone pins all their emotional needs on one person, it can quickly turn from flattery to obligation. kegfire – Saying to your romantic partner, 'I'm going to tell you something that may be upsetting to hear' is one of them. 'Acknowledging your mistakes and being honest about your needs can help you grow stronger together,' Morin said. Advertisement Another is, 'I'm sorry for the part I've played in this.' 'When you take responsibility for your share, you increase the chances that your partner will accept responsibility for theirs, too,' Morin said. 'Then you can both put your energy into developing a solution, rather than getting stuck pointing fingers and arguing about who caused the problem.' Lastly, 'Let's find a solution' is another important sentence to say when your partner is struggling with something. 'While some problems are ultimately in your partner's hands, like an issue they're having with their boss, offering to work together shows that you're invested in helping them make the best decision for themselves,' Morin explained.
Observer
16-07-2025
- Sport
- Observer
Everton sign Bournemouth keeper Travers
LONDON: Everton signed Ireland goalkeeper Mark Travers from Bournemouth in a deal worth a reported £4 million ($5.3 million) on Tuesday. Travers agreed a four-year contract with the Premier League club, who will open their new stadium at the start of the forthcoming season. The 26-year-old said: "I'm extremely proud and excited to be an Everton player. Coming in, you can feel how big this club is and the history that comes with it. "You really feel that with the fanbase, the new stadium now as well and the direction the club is going in. "It's a really exciting time to be part of this massive football club and I just can't wait to get going." Travers, who made 82 appearances for Bournemouth during his nine years with the club, will compete with England keeper Jordan Pickford for the starting place in David Moyes' team. — AFP
The Sun
16-07-2025
- Sport
- The Sun
Everton signs Bournemouth keeper Mark Travers for £4m
EVERTON have completed the signing of Irish goalkeeper Mark Travers from Bournemouth in a deal reportedly worth £4 million. The 26-year-old has agreed to a four-year contract with the Premier League side, which will move into its new stadium at the start of the upcoming season. Travers expressed his excitement about joining Everton, stating, 'I'm extremely proud and excited to be an Everton player. Coming in, you can feel how big this club is and the history that comes with it.' He added, 'You really feel that with the fanbase, the new stadium now as well and the direction the club is going in. It's a really exciting time to be part of this massive football club.' Having made 82 appearances for Bournemouth over nine years, Travers will now compete with England's Jordan Pickford for the starting goalkeeper position under manager David Moyes. - AFP
Rhyl Journal
15-07-2025
- Sport
- Rhyl Journal
Everton sign Republic keeper Mark Travers from Bournemouth
The 26-year-old has joined the Toffees for an undisclosed fee reported to be in the region of £4million plus add-ons and has committed his future to the blue half of Merseyside until the summer of 2029. Travers told evertontv: 'I'm extremely proud and excited to be an Everton player. Coming in, you can feel how big this club is and the history that comes with it. You really feel that with the fanbase, the new stadium now as well and the direction the club is going in. We have completed the signing of goalkeeper Mark Travers on a four-year contract from Bournemouth for an undisclosed fee. ✍️ Welcome to Everton, Mark! 🔵 — Everton (@Everton) July 15, 2025 'It's a fresh start for me to come up here and try a new chapter in my career. 'It's a really exciting time to be part of this massive football club and I just can't wait to get going.' Travers, who made 82 appearances for the Cherries during his nine years with the club, which also included loan spells with Swindon, Stoke and Middlesbrough, will provide competition for England number one Jordan Pickford, and he is relishing that prospect. The four-times-capped Ireland international said: 'Jordan is an outstanding goalkeeper for club and country. I'm looking forward to competing with everyone here and being a Premier League player. 'Being in this environment is huge. We're going to push each other every day in training and whatever happens on the weekend, we're going to be there for each other and make the most of every opportunity that comes. 'It's always really exciting to work with a new group and being able to help the younger lads as well. I'll give it everything. I'll take pride in doing the right things on and off the pitch and representing this club with a lot of pride.' Manager David Moyes moved to secure Travers' signature following the departures of Asmir Begovic and Joao Virginia at the end of their contracts.
