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Celebrating Everton's long and rich history and tradition
When 'Legends' were Thin on the Ground — Part 4
John McFarlane [Senior]
Continuing the theme of listing the 50 players who featured in the Everton team, from the resumption of League football in 1946-47 until the relegation season of 1950-5123/06/2018
When 'Legends' were Thin on the Ground — Part 3.
John McFarlane Snr
Continuing the theme of listing the 50 players who featured in the Everton team, from the resumption of League football in 1946-47 until the relegation season of 1950-5113/06/2018
When “Legends” Were Thin on the Ground — Part 2
John McFarlane [Senior]
Continuing the theme of listing the 50 players who featured in the Everton team, from the resumption of League football in 1946-47 until the relegation season of 1950-5102/06/2018
Benjamin Howard-Baker: Goalkeeper, Olympian, Corinthian
Rob Sawyer
Blazing a trail for Everton goalkeepers to represent England was the remarkable Benjamin Howard-Baker. If Brian Labone was “The Last of the Great Corinthiansâ€, then Benjamin Howard-Baker was one of Everton's first.02/06/2018
Alan Ball Unseen
James Corbett
In this unpublished but recently rediscovered interview, the Everton great talks about his career high points and life low points.18/05/2018
When “Legends” Were Thin on the Ground — Part 1
John McFarlane [Senior]
A brief introduction to the 48 players who represented Everton between the resumption of the Football League in 1946 and the Toffees' relegation in 1951, starting with the first six in alphabetical order.14/05/2018
“He Took My Breath Away”
Becky Tallentire
The latest installment of Becky Tallentire's Real Footballers' Wives features Johnny Morrissey's wife, Celia10/05/2018
“60 at 90” — A Night to Remember William Ralph “Dixie” Dean
Rob Sawyer
To celebrate the 90th anniversary of William Ralph Dean's record-breaking 60th league goal, Blues of all ages gathered at the People's Club Lounge in the Park End stand last Friday evening.08/05/2018
Frank Sugg — A Great Sporting All-Rounder
Rob Sawyer
The story of the cricketer turned footballer who played for Everton in the inaugural Football League season24/04/2018
Le Coq Sportif: Spectacular in Action — Sensational in Style
Rob Sawyer
Everton have never worn an Adidas team kit...or have they? Not appreciated by many is that the Gallic marque, which burned brightly but briefly on these shores, was a branch of the German sporting behemoth.25/03/2018
The Life of Charlie Parry
Rob Sawyer
Charlie Parry enjoyed 6 years with Everton, over two spells, winning the club's first Football League title and becoming only the third Everton player to represent Wales (after Job Wildling and Joe Davies).27/02/2018
How Catterick avoided the dreaded taxi ride!
Paul McParlan
Everton's unexpected 1966 Cup triumph22/02/2018
Faith Of Our Families: The Hillsborough Disaster
Another excerpt from Faith Of Our Families: Everton An Oral History 1878-2018, published by deCoubertin Books
09/12/2017
Jack Humphreys — Blue Dragon
Rob Sawyer
The story of the Welsh centre-half who at one time was keeping Goodison great T.G. Jones out of the Everton team.13/11/2017
Tim Cahill and Moyes' Modern Football Miracle
An excerpt from Faith Of Our Families: Everton An Oral History 1878-2018, published by deCoubertin Books
13/11/2017
T.G. Jones at 100
Rob Sawyer
12 October 2017 marks the centenary of the birth of Thomas George Ronald Jones in Queensferry, Flintshire. The tall, quiet son of a Connah's Quay coal merchant would find his footballing feet at Wrexham F.C. but he would achieve immortality at Goodison Park.12/10/2017
Everton's Greatest Games — Dixie's 60
a chapter from Jim Koeghan's latest book, Everton's Greatest Games: The Toffees' Fifty Finest Matches which covers standout fixtures from a club history stuffed with great occasions and memorable encounters.
03/10/2017
The Life of Smart Arridge — The Welshman from Sunderland
Rob Sawyer
The wonderfully named Smart Atkinson Arridge was one of Everton's first Welsh international players08/09/2017
They Were The Best Years of Our Lives
Becky Tallentire
The latest installment of Real Footballers' Wives features Norma Vernon, wife of Everton goalscoring legend Roy.05/09/2017
'Jack O” Both Sides' — The Life and Times of Jack Sharp (1878-1938)
Rob Sawyer
Jack Sharp sits in exalted company as one of England's few dual cricket and football internationals. To Evertonians he is much more than that — an iconic player, captain, FA Cup winner, club director and founder of Liverpool's best known sports outfitters.31/07/2017
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