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Rob Sawyer
Rhyl-born Barrie Rees followed in the footsteps of South Walian striker Keith Webber by swapping life at Goodison Park for the Goldstone Ground in the 1960s.
Barrie (often written as Barry) was born on 4 February 1944 and lived on Mayfield Grove, attending Christchurch Junior School and Glyndwr Secondary School. In 1959, as a fif...
Heritage Talks and Social Evenings – Spring Series Programme 2026: ‘The Forgotten Champions: 1986/87: Everton’s Last Title at Goodison Park’
We are pleased to announce our new monthly series of social evenings featuring a talk or event related to our club’s history, heritage, culture and community. This new initiative has been introduced by me...
Rob Sawyer
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Pat Nevin with presenter Rob SawyerRivalling Bruce Springsteen for endurance on stage, Pat Nevin delivered two-and-a-half hours of scintillating insights and reminiscences at second of the Everton FC Heritage Society’s run of social/talk evenings, held at the Denbigh Castle.
Rob Sawyer
In Goodison’s final years as the venue for Everton’s men’s team, kick-off was preceded by the Toffees’ musical ‘holy trinity’ of Forever Everton, Grand Old Team and Theme from Z-Cars – with Spirit of the Blues being added to the repertoire more recently. With the move to Hill Dickinson Stadium, these have been...