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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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On Saturday 9 May between Noon and 2pm, the Everton FC Heritage Society, in tandem with the Friends of Everton Park (FOEP), will once again be opening up the Everton Lock-Up, below Browside, for a special ‘Everton FC in Everton Day.’

All are welcome to join us for this free event and take part in the guided tour and Lock-Up visi...


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Rob Sawyer Hey Jude / Revolution

Monday 26 August 1968 saw the release of arguably The Beatle’s greatest single (and, yes, there are several strong candidates for that accolade*). Originally inspired by John Lennon’s son, Julian, Hey Jude, Paul McCartney’ seven-minute opus, featuring a four-minute chorus-cum-outro, would sit at...


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Rob Sawyer

Scotland’s recent match at Hill Dickinson stadium was the third time the Scottish national team had played at an Everton venue (previously v England in 1895 and 1911). This set my mind thinking about which Scottish Toffees I’d love to have seen gracing Goodison Park or the Blues’ new stadium. Foremost in my thoughts are John Bell, the c...


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Rob Sawyer

Harry Catterick smashed Everton’s transfer fee record in October 1970 to secure the services of Nottingham Forest midfielder Henry Newton, whose death at the age of 82 was announced on 14 April 2026. Sadly, things didn’t work out as hoped, for the club and player in the early 1970s, for a variety of reasons. Happily for Henry, he enjoyed a s...


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Paul Owens

During every school holiday bar the Christmas break, I run one-v-one football competitions close to my home in East Yorkshire. As the name suggests, the hugely popular ‘Hull and East Riding Goalie Wars’ tournaments are aimed primarily at budding keepers and are a fabulous way of bringing members of the region’s goalkeepers’ union togethe...


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