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JUNE 2010
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Each week we take a look back at events in EFC's history. This week: Stevenson scores hat-trick against Man United; John Hurst transferred to Oldham; Mountfield sold to Villa; and Everton draw 2-2 against Spurs in Argentina! |
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Each week we take a look back at events in EFC's history. This week: Duncan McKenzie, Stuart McCall, Joe Parkinson and John Connolly all born; Harold Hardman dies; and John Bailey signs for the club... almost! |
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Each week we take a look back at events in EFC's history. This week: Alex Parker signs for Everton; Colin Harvey appointed manager; Howard Kendall resigns as manager; and Peter Reid is born! |
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Each week we take a look back at events in EFC's history. This week: Gary Ablett sold; Paul Power signs; Sandy Young, Eddie Wainwright and Craig Short born; Howard Kendall resigns; and Everton witness Argentinian cavalry control pitch invasion! |
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Each week we take a look back at events in EFC's history. This week: new signings include Trevor Steven, Paul Gerrard and Gary Speed; Walter Smith announced as manager; and Slaven Bilic helps Croatia progress to World Cup quarter-finals! |
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On Tuesday 29th June, Tony Cottee will be appearing at Maghull Town Hall for an evening full of memorabilia and surprises! |
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With the World Cup now underway, Croxteth Hall are displaying Everton Collection stands alongside other football themed events. |
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What was it like watching Eusebio at Goodison? How much did it cost to see a match? What did the 1966 World Cup mean to the people of Liverpool? Find out in this 1966 World Cup interview with Evertonian, Brian Burrows. |
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See what the minutes say on: the signing of Dixie Dean (1925); the building of the Bullens Rd Stand (1926); forbidding players to ride motorcycles (1927); the shareholder's vote of no confidence in the Board (1930); and the FA's decision to make Everton play in white in the 1933 Cup Final. |
MAY 2010
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Each week we take a look back at events in Everton's past. This week: Everton win the FA Cup, the First and Second Division titles; Everton favourite Brian Labone announces his retirement. |
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Each week we take a look back at events in EFC's history. This week: Dixie scores 60th goal; Everton win the League (twice); Howard Kendall appointed manager. |
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Each week we take a look back at events in EFC's history. This week: Alan Ball is born; Everton win the League, FA Cup and European Cup Winners' Cup! |
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Each week we take a look back at events in EFC's history. This week: Everton win 2 FA Cups and reach 3 other Finals; and Howard Kendall is born! |
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Each week we take a look back at events in EFC's history. This week: Billy Bingham appointed manager; Paul Bracewell signs for £425,000; and Fred Pickering scores international hat-trick on his England debut against USA. |
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The Everton Collection exhibition closed in April, but a new display has just opened in the Metquarter Shopping Centre in Liverpool city centre. Find out more here. |
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Fans are helping to widen the scope of the Everton Collection. Read about some of their interesting and unusual donations here! |
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Listen to this revealing interview with Matthew Dean, Dixie's grandson: find out why he was called 'Dixie', how he coped with life after football and why he's as famous as Winston Churchill! |
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Read about the shareholders attempt to remove the club directors in 1922 and discover more about scouting for Dixie Dean at Tranmere! |
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Follow the Everton team of 1909 as they go on their groundbreaking South American trip |