All 33 words Jordan Pickford wrote on social media after Everton draw vs Sunderland
Everton and Sunderland shared the points at the Stadium of Light on Monday.
David Moyes will be frustrated that the Toffees weren’t able to take their chances, as Everton drew 1-1 with Sunderland in the Premier League.
Thierno Barry missed a golden chance that could have lifted Everton further up the table, as the Blues currently sit in 14th.
Ahead of the showdown, Jordan Pickford was the centre of attention as he made his first appearance against his former side in Sunderland since joining the Toffees in 2017.
The goalkeeper has now commented on social media after the game.
Jordan Pickford and his ‘full circle’ moment vs Sunderland
As Pickford walked out at the Stadium of Light, his son was seen wearing a half-and-half top with both Sunderland and Everton shirts on either side.
The England goalkeeper clearly still has a deep affiliation with the Black Cats and will never forget his roots, thanking the fans at full-time.
- Between 2012 and 2015, Pickford was loaned out several times by Sunderland
- In Sunderland’s last Premier League season (2016-17), Pickford made 29 appearances
- Pickford made two saves against Sunderland
Taking to Instagram, Pickford shared a 33-word message after Everton’s draw, which was mainly directed at Sunderland and their fans.
Pickford said: “A special night back at the Stadium of Light. Fifteen years as a kid here, first time back as an Everton player, proud to share it with my lad. Football comes full circle.”
The Black Cats responded with several love hearts in the comments.
It’s been a long time since Pickford last played at the Stadium of Light, as both Sunderland and Everton fans can be proud of how far the goalkeeper has come.
Pickford is now one of the best goalkeepers in the world
The Premier League is arguably the best division in the world, and Pickford has played in England’s top flight for 11 consecutive seasons.
During that time, Pickford has seen relegation with Sunderland, but then established himself as a top Premier League player with Everton, playing an integral role many times in saving the Toffees.
| Games | Length | Played at |
| 80 | 2017 – Present | 2018 and 2022 World Cups 2020 and 2024 Euros |
Pickford has retained his place as England’s number one goalkeeper and has accumulated one of the highest appearance totals of any player of his generation for the Three Lions.
Now, at 31 years old, Pickford is staying consistent and looks in pole position to be England’s first-choice keeper once more at the 2026 World Cup.
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