Everton Fanzines

Satis? is written mainly by Philip Pellow, although there are now some other contributors.  The Satis? credo is:

• They don't hate Liverpool,
• The don't hate Man United,
• They don't hate anyone – it's only a game.
• They don't allow any bad language.
• And they don't print bylines.
• And unlike other fanzines they are very selective on what gets in — it has to be good or its out.

There is a mixture of Everton related stuff, general football articles and humour, plus poetry corner! And there is also a monthly quiz.  At the start of last season, Edition #1 had 100 copies.  Next season will start with about 500 for the first game and rising thereafter.

Satis? has subscribers in UK, Europe, Africa and USA.  It is sold on match days in a number of pubs and locations around the ground:

• By the Church Gates in Goodison Rd,
• At the Park End entrance.
• The Blue House pub in Goodison Road
• The Irlam Cafe in Bootle
• The Punchbowl hotel in Sefton Village.

The Independent Blues sell Satis? on their away trips as well, and they are setting up a link with ESCLA. Subscription prices for all 10 issues:

To subscribe, send sterling cheques, postal orders, or international money orders to: 

SATIS?
46 Courtenay Avenue
Waterloo
Liverpool   L22 7RQ

The Editor, Philip Pellow, is always keen to see new contributions and volunteers to help with sales.

George Orr is author of some unique Everton books, including Everton in the Sixties, Everton in the Seventies, and his latest in the series, Everton in the Eighties.  These classic records, written from the perspective of a true fan who went through every twist and turn, form source material for some of the historical Everton content that sets this fanzine apart.  Issues are sold outside the Winslow pub before home games, price: £1. 

Subscription prices for the next 6 issues:

Make all cheques payable to: 

George Orr
7 Beechwood
Skelmersdale   WN8 6UT

George Orr is always looking for new articles and has an active letters page.

Subscription prices for the next 7 issues:

Since the magazine normally sells out, subscribing is the only way to "guarantee" that you receive a copy.  To subscribe, send sterling cheques, postal orders, or international money orders to: 

When Skies Are Grey
PO Box 226
Liverpool   L69 7LE

The Editor, Graham Ennis, is always keen to see new contributions (around 500 words if possible).

Cover price was £1 for the 32-page A5-format zine.  Mark  produced three issues over each season since 1993 before ramping up production to hit SIX issues a year.  He also has a supply of back issues available (between Nos 7 and 27) available at £1 each or 7 for £5.

James Corbett continued writting about Everton — in a big way, with the publication of his amazing tome, Everton — The School of Science in 2003.