A 23-year-old from Bethesda, MD, which sits just outside of Washington, D.C. Ian has supported Everton since the 2013/14 season, back when NBC started broadcasting the Premier League in the U.S. Seeing as there were very few Americans playing abroad at the time, he gravitated toward Everton because of Tim Howard and hasn’t looked back since! Growing up playing soccer, Ian was a right or left back, so he’s always been a fan of Seamus Coleman and Leighton Baines. When not watching soccer — which doesn’t happen too often — he enjoys reading, specifically graphic novels and fictional works. He is also an avid runner, enjoys playing Ultimate Frisbee and loves alternative music. Ian has taken over coverage of the Women’s team as well as covering post-game Three Thoughts for the Men’s side. Twitter - @iandecker111
FA WSL Recap: Everton Women 3-1 Birmingham City
Toffees earn first win of season in close game
FA WSL Preview: Everton Women vs Birmingham City | Good Times to Come
International break gave Toffees chance to reset after disappointing start to season
FA WSL Recap: Everton Women 0–4 Chelsea | Toffees concede four goals again
The Blues have allowed eight goals and scored none through the season’s opening two matches
FA WSL Preview: Everton Women vs Chelsea | Another tough challenge
Merseyside outfit travels to Kingsmeadow following a 4–0 drubbing last weekend.
Everton Podcast - School of Science Radio, Episode 97 | Transfer Window Recap, Women’s Season Preview
Geno and Ian recap the now closed summer transfer window and look ahead to the Women’s season
FA WSL Recap: Everton 0–4 Manchester City | Toffees routed in season opener
Lifeless and disjointed Blues blown out against superior City
FA WSL Preview & How To Watch: Everton Women vs Manchester City | New Campaign Brings High Expectations
Everton look to break into fight for spot in Champions League
Everton Women Preseason Recap | Stellar summer transfer window
A perfect 4–0 record makes for good practice ahead of Saturday’s regular-season opener against Man City
Everton sign Swedish starlet and young footballer of the year
18-year-old midfielder becomes club’s record signing
Everton sign Iceland international goalkeeper
18-year-old will remain at current club KIF Örebroon on loan for the rest of 2021 before joining Blues in January