Suspensions mean manager David Moyes will have some key personnel decisions to make this weekend.

Dear Roberto Mancini, Thank you very much for getting your tactics completely wrong. Sincerely, Everton Nation

The big news of the day is Shane Duffy's (or not) retweet supporting the IRA.

Surely faith in Moyes and his side has been restored in the blue half of Merseyside after a rousing performance from his boys put paid defending champions Manchester City's waning attempt at retaining their title.

Everton host Manchester City as City try to catch up with Manchester United for the title race and Everton try to book a European spot after a massive disappointment last week.

Can Everton bounce back after last week's debacle at home? Can Manchester City kickstart another memorable comeback of last season's proportions? We should be set for an intriguing game as Moyes battles Mancini.

RBM talked to our fellow SB Nation blog 'Bitter & Blue' about how Manchester City have been doing this year.

After the hysteria the last couple of days, things have calmed down considerably today for Everton. The main news for today is a statement from The Echo defending their coverage of Everton.

The horror showing against Wigan has created mayhem amongst the fans. Fellaini and Moyes are leaving, Bill Kenwright has gone mental, and Goodison Park is imploding, while the whole world ends.