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JULY - SEPT 2011
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Memorabilia from the Everton Collection is now on display at the new Museum of Liverpool. |
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Howard Kendall's ESFA shirt has a new home at the Everton Collection. More... |
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Transcripts from the final eight minute books (1935-64) are now live. Search for a player, team or event and the transcripts will automatically found the relevant minute book page. Highlights include details on the signing of Brian Labone and the sacking of Johnny Carey. More... |
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This week in EFC's history: Future Everton players Tony Cottee and Eric Moore are born, King George V visits Goodison Park and Andy Hinchcliffe is signed. |
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This week in EFC's history: Portugal beat North Korea in a fascinating World Cup tie at Goodison Park and defender Craig Short joins Everton. |
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This week in EFC's history: Evertonian Ray Wilson helps to bring the World Cup home to England and one of the games earliest professional players, Nick Ross, joins Everton. |
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This week in Everton's history: Everton win the Charity Shield, Tony Cottee joins from West Ham and future Everton player and manager, Billy Bingham, is born. |
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This week in EFC's history: Dixie becomes youngest player to score 200 goals; Mike Walker sacked and Joe Royle appointed manager; Derek Temple was born; and Everton defeat Chelsea 7-2! More... |
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This week in EFC History: More Charity Shield games feature this week and Everton start the 1969 season with a 3-0 win over Manchester United. |
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This week in EFC history: Dixie Dean scores his last League goal for Everton, Goodison Park opens its doors and Theo Kelly oversees his first official match as Everton manager. |
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This week in Everton's history: The BBC televise Arsenal v Everton from Highbury in 1936, League football resumed after a seven year break caused by the Second World War and Jimmy Galt was signed. |
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This week in Everton's history: Everton kick off their first match in the Football League; Jack Southworth makes his Everton debut; and Slaven Bilic is born! |
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This week in Everton's history: Everton beat Finn Harps in their first UEFA match of the 1978-79 season; Everton drop their first point in the Second Division; and Dave Clements and Neville Southall are born! |
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This week in Everton's history: George Wood and Anders Limpar born; Tony Cottee scores hat-trick against Wrexham; and Peter Farrell becomes first international player to score away goal on home ground! |
MAY - JUNE 2011
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Listen to interviews with Goodison Park's Head Groundsman, Bob Lennon; Everton's Media & Publications Manager, Darren Griffiths; and the Foundation's Disability Manager, Steve Johnson. More... |
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Derek Temple was recently interviewed by Collection volunteer, Mike Sutton. Listen to Temple talking about his early career, training, wages and 1966 FA Cup Final goal. More... |