Peter Reid was interviewed on live TV after 'having a few shandies' before Everton's final match at Goodison Park. The Toffees faced Southampton in their last home game of the Premier League season.

Sky Sports have apologised after accidentally forgetting to edit out swearing by Everton legend Peter Reid during an interview for Goodison Park's farewell. The Toffees are gearing up for an ...

Everton legend Peter Reid appeared to be in high spirits to say the least as he joined fellow club greats to say an emotional farewell to Goodison Park on Sunday. The 1980s title-winning ...

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Sky Sports News was forced to air a 30-minute apology during a tribute programme to Goodison Park after failing to censor Everton legend Peter Reid swearing in a pre-recorded interview. An ...

Former Sunderland manager Peter Reid has said the club "deserves" to return to the Premier League, ahead of its Championship play-off final. Reid, who guided the Black Cats to two promotions in ...

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It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. Former Sunderland manager Peter Reid said he is "ecstatic" that his much-loved club has made it to Wembley, where they will face ...

Ex-Everton and Man City star Peter Reid was being interviewed as part of a farewell to Goodison Park. Reid's time with the club in the early 80s transformed him into a dedicated Everton supporter.

Ex-Sunderland boss Peter Reid says the Black Cats "belong" in the Premier League as they prepare for their Championship play-off semi-final against another of his former clubs, Coventry City.