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Site title: Everton FC Heritage Society – The EFC Heritage Society is a voluntary group researching and chronicling the rich history of Everton Football Club. Officially recognised by EFC.

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Rob Sawyer Gwyn Lewis of Everton FC

Born on 21 April 1932, Gwynfor (Gwyn) Lewis became one of Bangor’s finest footballing sons. Like fellow Bangor-born forward Nathan Broadhead, over six decades later, Gwyn would only get fleeting opportunities at Everton, but established himself as an accomplished goalscorer in lower league football.


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Rob Sawyer

The Everton FC Heritage Society’s first season of talk and social evenings was successfully launched on 8 January and superbly hosted by the Denbigh Castle team in their function room. Dire weather reports of the approaching Storm Goretti did not deter a full house of Evertonians (from as far afield as the USA, Isle of Man, Northern Irela...


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Paul Owens

The goalkeeping connections between Everton and Preston North End really are extraordinary. Indeed, it is difficult to think of two other clubs who have shared such a long-standing and prolific connection when it comes to a single position on the football field

Preston North End 1888/89

In 1888/89, Preston became t...


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Steve Zocek

Ken Loach directing in the mid-1960s

BBC Television once aired a weekly programme called the Wednesday Play. One particular episode was called The Golden Vision, which related to the Everton idol Alex Young. Many of the actors featured were well known performers from Liverpool, but the series...


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A great deal of research has been carried out by a number of members since the founding of the society, into players on Everton FC books who fell in both wars. This research has also been extended to include the Everton clubs of Chile and New Zealand. In addition, there has also been an ongoing project to research those who had served, but ...


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