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V Fulham PREMIER LEAGUE • 29 SEP 2018 • KICK-OFF 3Pm • £3.50 Play at Sportpesa.Uk Everton OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME v Fulham PREMIER LEAGUE • 29 SEP 2018 • KICK-OFF 3pm • £3.50 Play at SportPesa.uk W #MAKEITCOUNT CONTENTS CLUB DIRECTORY Board of Directors Chairman • Bill Kenwright CBE Deputy Chairman • Dr Keith Harris Director • Jon Woods Chief Executive Officer • Professor Denise Barrett-Baxendale MBE Chief Finance and Commercial Officer • Alexander Ryazantsev Vice Life President • Keith Tamlin Director of Football • Marcel Brands Manager • Marco Silva Assistant Manager • João Pedro Sousa First-Team Coach • Duncan Ferguson Goalkeeping Coach • Hugo Oliveira Fitness Coach • Gonçalo Pedro Head of Performance • Bruno Mendes Technical Scout • Antonios Lemonakis Director of Medical • Dr Aboul Shaheir 04 MARCO SILVA 39 THE OPPOSITION Leadership Team Everton boss on what he wants to Lowdown on Fulham see from his side this afternoon Chief Executive Officer • U23s, U18s & LADIES Professor Denise Barrett-Baxendale MBE 48 06 PHIL JAGIELKA Antony Evans, Paul Tait and Club Secretary & Director of Football Operations • David Harrison Skipper highlights positives for the Simone Magill feature Blues to build on Director of Marketing, Communications & Community 55 HALF-TIME QUIZ & Chief Executive Everton in the Community • Richard Kenyon 08 COLIN CHONG 58 KIDS’ CORNER Stadium Development Director’s Finance Director • Grant Ingles update on Bramley-Moore Dock 63 COMMUNITY Commercial Director • Alan McTavish Latest on award-winning Everton Academy Director • Joel Waldron 14 THE BIG INTERVIEW in the Community Director of Risk and Governance • Paul McNicholas Jordan Pickford on committing his FAN ZONE People Director • Kim Healey Everton future until June 2024 69 Your moments and messages Director of Operations • Peter Shaw Stadium Development Director • Colin Chong 25 BRIAN McBRIDE 73 DOMINIC CALVERT-LEWIN Putting his body on the line for the Forward setting his goals Programme Blues and Fulham Editor • Darren Griffiths 82 DREAM WEEKEND Head of Media & Communications • Brian Doogan 33 BYGONE BLUES Richarlison’s ideal time away involves Head of Content • Howard Frost A look through the Everton archives plenty of football… Contributors • Adam Clark, Hamish Dufton, Jennie Kozlowski, Paul McNamara, Peter Lennox The views in this programme are not necessarily the views of Everton Football Club. Material in this Sub-Editor/Writer & Production • Chris Brereton programme is copyrighted and may only be reproduced with the written permission of Everton Design • Colin Harrison Football Club. Everton Football Club have made every effort to trace the copyright holders of Photography • Tony McArdle, Getty Images, all photographs used. If you are the copyright holder of any uncredited photograph, please contact the Club. Press Association, Mirrorpix, Liverpool Echo SUBSCRIPTIONS: Subscribe to the Everton matchday programme and save 25p per issue with Published • by Sport Media free P&P (UK). A 24-issue subscription is £78. P&P for Europe is £48, worldwide is £60. To order please call 0845 143 0001 or visit evertonfc.com/publications evertonfc.com/publications Honours First Division Champions • 1890-91, 1914-15, FA Cup Winners • 1906, 1933, 1966, 1984, 1995 European Cup Winners’ Cup Winners • 1984-85 1927-28, 1931-32, 1938-39, 1962-63, 1969-70, FA Cup Runners-up • 1893, 1897, 1907, 1968, FA Youth Cup Winners • 1964-65, 1983-84, 1984-85, 1986-87 1985, 1986, 1989, 2009 1997-98 First Division Runners-up • 1889-90, 1894-95, Football League Cup Runners-up • 1976-77, FA Youth Cup Runners-up • 1960-61, 1976-77, 1901-02, 1904-05, 1908-09, 1911-12, 1985-86 1983-84 1982-83, 2001-02 Second Division Champions • 1930-31 FA Charity Shield Winners • 1928, 1932, 1963, Second Division Runners-up • 1953-54 1970, 1984, 1985, 1987, 1995 Shared: 1986 evertonfc.com 03 THE MANAGER OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME MATCHDAY OFFICIAL EVERTON FC FC EVERTON 04 evertonfc.com MARCO SILVA Now it is a matter of retaining our self-belief and making the necessary adjustments to change the result Good afternoon everybody. Welcome back to Goodison for are controlling the game, we will have to continue to play our Premier League game against Fulham. our game with quality and intensity, and without anxiety My message to our players following the game last and nervousness which can lead to failures that we would weekend at the Emirates was a simple one. I said to them, not normally have. We need to play in a way that embraces even if we did not get the result we wanted and deserved, the great atmosphere at Goodison, making it favourable to that would have to be our image as a team: ambitious, us always and intimidating to our opponents. good organisation, great attitude. And doing this, we will Today we welcome Slavisa Jokanovic, his staff and achieve what we want, victories to sustain the work we have players and the fans and officials of Fulham. Their positive, been doing since the beginning of pre-season. I believe passing style of play means we will need to impose we will be ready to change things today with the support ourselves on the game and remain assertive if we are to of our fans at home. overcome the challenge they will present. The result against Arsenal did not reflect the game. We There were many good signs and positive aspects to our dominated many moments, performed well for the most game in the encounter at the Emirates, as I have said, and part and created chances, enough to have scored. At this now it is a matter of retaining our self-belief and making level we have to be more effective, more ruthless, in order the necessary adjustments to change the result. This is what to maximise our moments. That was the disappointment. we will focus on, knowing that our fans will support us in the FC EVERTON But the way our team played, the intensity we generated same way as always. We have to stay confident and stay against a strong side and the performance overall was true to our beliefs. This is our way and it will come good. enough to give us optimism. From the first minute until the last, we created chances. One great finish and a second PROGRAMME MATCHDAY OFFICIAL goal from a position where the player was clearly offside proved decisive in Arsenal’s favour. We deserved better from the game, there is no doubt, but the positive aspects of our performance, as well as the hard lessons, are what we must take from this. In the previous match against West Ham United, with a performance that was not nearly as good, we still managed to create clear enough opportunities - more than our opponents, in fact - to achieve a different result. Even if the opponent scores the first goal - as West Ham did - and we evertonfc.com 05 THE CAPTAIN OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME MATCHDAY OFFICIAL EVERTON FC FC EVERTON 06 evertonfc.com MAIN INTERVIEW — PHIL JAGIELKA PHIL JAGIELKA I am sure the fans, despite being naturally disappointed at losing, will have taken some positives from the game Good afternoon everyone and welcome back to The manager must be frustrated that, for Goodison Park… various different reasons, he has been able to I think I shared the view of the travelling name the same defence in two successive games Evertonians at Arsenal last weekend when I felt only once this season. Injuries and suspensions the result didn’t reflect the pattern of the game. haven’t helped in that department. We went to The Emirates and had a right good Hopefully, we can take the positives from the go. We were the better side in the first-half and Arsenal game into this afternoon’s match with they were grateful to Petr Cech on more than one Fulham. They will take heart from their result occasion. last week against an in-form Watford side. They Arsenal came into it a bit more after the break were behind for a large chunk of the match and they clinched the points with two sucker but they stuck at it and got their reward late punches in quick succession to leave us with just on. It’s great to see Fulham back in the Premier too much to do. League where they belong. I always enjoy going But I am sure the fans, despite being to Craven Cottage because, like our place, it’s a naturally disappointed at losing, will have taken proper football ground that always has a good FC EVERTON some positives from the game. We needed a atmosphere. performance after the defeat here against West We are eager to get back to winning ways Ham United the week before and I think we got today, and as always, you can play your part. We one. need Goodison to be rocking because this is a big PROGRAMME MATCHDAY OFFICIAL We know, though, that we need to score more game for us. goals when we are on top in games. And, by the All the best, way, I mean everyone in that. Finding the back of Jags the net has got to be a collective responsibility. Arsenal did it twice, we didn’t score – and that was the difference on the day. We need to take encouragement from the fact that we are creating opportunities. We just need to be more clinical and perhaps make better decisions when we are in and around the penalty area. evertonfc.com 07 STADIUM DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR The development at Bramley-Moore Dock, alongside the Legacy Project at Goodison Park, will act as a catalyst to regenerate the whole of north Liverpool Colin Chong, Everton’s Stadium Development Director, provides an update on Bramley-Moore Dock and the Goodison Park Legacy Project… 08 evertonfc.com MAIN INTERVIEW — PHIL JAGIELKA COLIN CHONG Could you define your role as Stadium Development A regular question we get about the new stadium Director, Colin? concerns the capacity and what it might be.
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