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The Evertonian Magazine


Everton's monthly magazine is a must-have for fans everywhere.
It is now a glossy magazine and it looks really smart

  

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 THE EVERTONIAN MAGAZINE
 
Since 2002, The Evertonian has been revamped as a glossy A4 magazine with high-quality printing and superb images on every page.  Typical features from Issue 109 (September 2003) include:
  • Toffee Bites — A summary of last month's news
  • Kevin wings his way in... — Kevin Kilbane
  • How's that for starters? — Rooney's first goal of the season
  • Back where I belong — Franny Jeffers
  • Signs of the Times — David Moyes
  • Up for the Cup — Cups to forget
  • The Magnificent Seven — A Howard Kendall Production
  • Blue_Mail
  • Centre-spread: Thomas Gravesen
  • The People's Club — Messages and Pictures from fans
  • The Ultimate Sacrifice — Gordon Lee
  • My Music — Lee Carsley
  • Blue Clues — Monthly Quiz
  • A Day in the Life — Dave Watson, Caretaker Manager
  • EFC Masters — Ian Downing's top nine
  • Aiming for Number 1 — Nigel Martyn
  • Doing the Walk of Everton Life — Brian Labone's Everton tour
  • McFadd all over — Jamie McFadden
  • Neville Southall — a column from the legend

The magazine is edited by Ken Rogers, who was with the Echo/Daily Post and helped launch the original version back in 1994 (see below).  The Evertonian is now published by Trinity Mirror Sport Media Magazine Unit.
 

You can send correspondence for the Blue_Mail feature via e.mail to evertonian@sportmedia-tm.com.
  
 Evertonian Subscriptions
 
The easiest way to subscribe to The Evertonian is to go online at the Official Everton website and order through the Everton Megastore, where discounts appear to be available.  Cover price is currently £2.95 (September 2003).  Subscription rates (including postage) currently advertised in the magazine are as follows:

  Subscriptions to The Evertonian

Destination 6 Months 12 Months
United Kingdom: £ 17.70 £ 35.40
Eire, Europe: £ 30.24 £ 60.48
Rest of the World: £ 45.78 £ 91.56

To order a subscription offline, send your name and address along with your Sterling cheque money order, banker's draft, or credit card details to:
 

The Evertonian
Sport Media
PO Box 48
Liverpool L69 3EB

Phone: 0845 143 001
E.mail: subscriptions@sportmedia-tm.com

Cheques should be made payable to: The Evertonian. 
  

 Early Issues
 
First issued in the 1994/95 season to coincide with the return of Joe Royle and the start of a new era in Everton history, the monthly club magazine is called The Evertonian.  In fact there was an even earlier if short-lived incarnation, dating from the 1970s.

Originally a tabloid-style newsprint edition it was published by the Liverpool Daily Post & Echo Ltd, and initially provided current and meaningful information for Evertonians everywhere. 

The Evertonian started out as seasonal publication, with less than 12 issues in each volume:

Since January 1997, the "Volume" business has been dropped and the magazine is published every month as a series of sequential issues. The Evertonian for December 1998 was a special celebration Issue 50, and included 50 Great Everton Goals.  

Volume 3

The first issue of Volume 3 (dated August 1996) appeared at the start of 1996-97 season. The Evertonian for January 1997 would have been Issue 6 of Volume 3 bit it was simply called Issue No 28.  That was strange because all the earlier issues only total 23 in number.  What happened to the other four issues???

Volume 2

Volume 2 kicked off in August 1995; with 11 issues covering the 1995-96 season. 

Volume 1

The first issue of Volume 1 appeared in December 1994.  Issue 7 (June 1995) was a special one published on May 30, 1995, to celebrate Everton's great victory over Manchester United in the 1995 FA Cup Final.  

Early issues of The Evertonian may be available from Merseyside Football Programmes.  

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