Martin Keown, a former defender for Everton, has voiced his “sincerely hopes” that the club, known as the Toffees, will regain its past success and avoid future relegation struggles. Keown, who played for Everton for four years from 1989 to 1993, shared his thoughts during an interview with BBC Radio Merseyside. Reflecting on his tenure and the club’s recent history, Keown stated: “Looking back to when I was there it was volatile and it has certainly been volatile in the last couple of years too.” He also commented on the upcoming stadium change: “The stadium is the next thing but it is a sad season to wave goodbye to Goodison Park. It is a wonderful place, great atmosphere there and the fans would really drive you on. I really appreciated their support when I was there, that’s for sure.” Keown expressed his affection for the club and the city, saying: “I loved playing for Everton. It is a real hotbed of football, that is what took me there. I loved every minute of living there but it just didn’t happen on the pitch for me, for one reason or another. “He further described the team environment during his time: “There were some big characters, big people, and everyone loved their football. It was a turbulent time but nonetheless I loved being there.”

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