Garrett Post
Staff Writer
Garrett Post is an aspiring football journalist from the United States. He is a recent graduate from the University of California Santa Barbara. He has been a die-hard Evertonian since the opening day of the 2012/13 season and has been covering the club since the beginning of the 2020/21 season, formerly with GrandOldTeam, and now with Royal Blue Mersey. Check out his full portfolio at www.garrettpost.com
5 Telling Stats from Everton’s Lifeless Defeat to West Ham | Worst Season in History?
The Toffees fell even further into disarray with a 2-0 defeat at the London Stadium on Saturday
The Soul of Everton Football Club is at Stake
Everton’s upcoming match against Southampton is future-defining both on and off the pitch
5 Telling Stats from Everton’s Embarrassing Defeat to Brighton
Everton’s winless run increased to seven in all competitions after Brighton cut them apart at Goodison Park on Tuesday
5 Telling Stats from Everton’s Improbable Draw Against the Champions Manchester City
Demarai Gray’s second-half stunner earned the Toffees an unlikely point at the Etihad Stadium
Three Everton Issues that Frank Lampard Must Address Immediately
The manager has fires to put out in his Everton side before the Premier League returns in less than two weeks
World Cup Recaps: Netherlands 3-1 United States | Oranje End The American Dream
The Netherlands became the first nation to punch their ticket to the quarterfinals after defeating the USMNT
World Cup Previews: Netherlands vs USA | Redemption on the Cards
The Round of 16 begins on Saturday when the USMNT play the Dutch at Khalifa International Stadium
World Cup Recap: United States 1-0 Iran | Pulisic’s Winner Sends the US Through
The Chelsea forward put his body on the line to help the US earn redemption
World Cup Previews: United States vs Iran | Everything On the Line
It’s win or go home for the USMNT on Tuesday when they face Iran in the final fixture of Group B
World Cup Recaps: England 0-0 USA | Americans Impress in North Atlantic Stalemate
Berhalter’s team proved they could go toe to toe with tournament heavyweights England