I admit that I am guilty of questioning Roberto Martinez's ability before the start of season. Funnily I am glad I was wrong. 

‘Deulofeu will, in principle, stay another year in England, with the player being close to Everton manager Roberto Martinez,’ the paper reported.

Deulofeu was set to return to Barcelona at the end of the season, but after the Catalan club saw their transfer ban suspended earlier this week, the return of loanees has become a less pressing issue, with Barca set to splash the cash on multiple new arrivals in the summer.

Earlier this month the Mayor of Liverpool, Joe Anderson, claimed that supporters could expect an announcement on Everton's relocation plans before the beginning of next season.

And the Everton Shareholders' Association have revealed that Elstone will provide a progress report to stakeholders on the situation during next Tuesday's General Meeting.

"With both Everton and the side from across the park enjoying this years on field activities these are exciting football times for our great city," read a statement.

"Additionally both clubs appear to be making significant progress off the field, most notably with their intentions to improve stadium facilities.

"The other side is intent on developing their existing stadium having abandoned the previous option of a new build. Indeed only this week artists impressions have shown the size of their ambition for a 54,000 capacity stadium.

Hope Everton beat ManCity this weekend...

everton above mu, what a season.

siyesli, does martinez even suitable to manage any bpl club? current league standing doesnt seems to favor him much