15 APRIL 2017 3pm | £3.50 OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME v BURNLEY REFRESHINGLY DIFFERENT HOWEVER YOU LOOK AT IT ENJOY CHANG BEER RESPONSIBLY Everton v Burnley 2016/17 CLUB DIRECTORY Chairman Bill Kenwright CBE 04 RONALD KOEMAN Deputy Chairman The manager reflects on last 41 Jon Woods Sunday’s success and the need to Directors maintain home momentum Robert Elstone this week in history Alexander Ryazantsev 08 ULTIMATE CHEF Denise Barrett-Baxendale MBE Who was the was winner Memorable Everton moments Keith Harris _ at Wednesday’s charity event? past from 10-16 April Chief Executive Officer Robert Elstone Deputy CEO Denise Barrett-Baxendale MBE 10 Director Of Football Steve Walsh Team Manager PHIL JAGIELKA Ronald Koeman Vice Life President The skipper, buoyant after scoring Keith Tamlin Honorary President of Academy two goals in two games, on the Thapana Sirivadhanabhakdi growing confidence in the camp 65 OPPOSITION _ Analysis of the Clarets’ successful HONOURS first season back in the top flight First Division Champions 1890/91, 1914/15, 1927/28, 1931/32, 1938/39, 1962/63, 1969/70, 1984/85, 1986/87 Runners-up 75 1889/90, 1894/95, 1901/02, 1904/05, 1908/09, 1911/12, 1985/86 Second Division Champions pat nevin 1930/31 Runners-up 29 U23s, U18s & LADIES The former Blues winger and 1953/54 Antonee Robinson on the title run-in pundit pays tribute to a couple of FA Cup Winners plus coach Kevin Sheedy in Dallas Everton Academy graduates 1906, 1933, 1966, 1984, 1995 Runners-up 1893, 1897, 1907, 1968, 48 REMEMBERING THE 96 1985, 1986, 1989, 2009 Our thoughts today are with those Football League Cup Runners-up who lost their lives at Hillsborough 1976/77, 1983/84 FA Charity Shield Winners 57 HERITAGE SOCIETY 1928, 1932, 1963, 1970, 1984, We look at the rich history and 1985, 1987, 1995 Shared: 1986 heritage of today’s opponents European Cup Winners’ Cup Winners 1984/85 FA Youth Cup Winners Editor Darren GriffithsHead of Media & Communications Brian Doogan 1964/65, 1983/84, 1997/98 Head of Content Howard Frost Contributors Hamish Dufton, Adam Clark, Runners-up Rob Urbani, Daniel Alston, Mike Taylor, Jennie Kozlowski, Matthew Gamble 1960/61, 1976/77, 1982/83, 2001/02 Sub Editor/Writer & Production James Cleary Design Graeme Helliwell & Tom Rogers Photography Tony McArdle, Getty Images, Press Association, Mirrorpix, SUBSCRIPTIONS: Subscribe to the Everton matchday programme for just £72 (UK) for 24 Liverpool Echo Published by Sport Media issues. Direct debit is also available. To order, and for overseas subscription prices, please call 0845 The views in this programme are not necessarily the views of Everton Football Club. Material in this programme 143 0001 or visit evertonfc.com/publications is copyrighted and may only be reproduced with the written permission of Everton Football Club. Everton Football Club have made every effort to trace the copyright holders of all photographs used. If you are the copyright holder of any uncredited photograph, please contact the Club. 04 Manager’s Notes ood afternoon everyone and welcome to Goodison for our “There can be no resting on the G Premier League game against Burnley. Over the years Goodison has been laurels of any victory. The most a tough ground for any away team to come to and this is important, your home form, if you want to accomplish important game is the next one” anything across the course of the campaign. You want your home form to be good, to be intimidating and for going 1-0 up and falling 2-1 down This will be far from easy and we the whole experience for opposition all within the first 10 minutes. But we welcome Sean Dyche, his staff and teams to be intimidating. We have stuck to it, got ourselves level and players, along with the fans of Burnley, good momentum at home right now, deservedly had the lead by half-time, knowing that they are maintaining a the team is confident, we are playing playing some fantastic football in that high level of performance themselves aggressively with a good press, good opening half. The fourth goal was and knowing they will present us with tempo and good quality. Opposition important, obviously, and we played a real challenge. They are good teams have more doubts these days really cleverly to dominate with some defensively, well organised and they when they come to Goodison and good ball possession and to control play with a genuine commitment that that’s a good thing. the game. It was a comfortable win makes it difficult for any team they There has been clear progress in the end against the defending play. We will have to play our game from last season and the season Premier League champions and a well to get the win and this is what before. We have made good steps team that is involved in the last eight we will set out to do. in terms of what the Club wants, what in this season’s Champions League. It was really great to see Seamus the fans want and what I want as a But there can be no resting on Coleman this week in his hometown manager. The team is stronger and the laurels of any victory. The most of Killybegs in County Donegal. Any we want to continue to get stronger important game in football is always player recovering from this type of still and always strive for something the next one and we are focused on injury, a double break of the tibia better. this and committed completely to and fibula, needs to feel that support It was a crazy start to the game trying to secure another win today from the Club, the management, his last weekend against Leicester City, and maintaining our momentum. teammates, the fans and Seamus has that support and he knows this. Seamus is spending some time at home with his family and friends in Ireland before he returns to USM Finch Farm to really begin his recovery. The messages he has received from Evertonians and from people all over the world has meant a lot to him and he’s really grateful for this. Of course, that support is there for the team, for the Club, week in and week out and we know it will be there again today. Enjoy. 05 06 Captain’s Notes ood afternoon and welcome to today’s game. “We were fast out of the blocks G I can’t believe we’ve only got three home fixtures left this season! The season has flown by and and Tom’s goal set the tone it doesn’t seem five minutes since we were doing our summer preparation work! for the rest of the game” It’s great to be in mid-April with plenty still to play for. Obviously, the aim is to secure European football Leicester City was a cracker for Chef event that he had organised. next season but our philosophy hasn’t the neutrals. We were fast out of He, Ossie and Peter Reid were changed. We want to win as many the blocks and Tom’s goal (which I competing against each other and games as we can and put as many thought was very well taken) set the it was a brilliant night. There was a points on the board as we can and tone for the rest of the game. Leicester serious side to it, of course, in that we see where it leaves us. came here as the form team in the were raising awareness and funds The teams above us know we’re Premier League but they couldn’t live for the ‘Home Is Where The Heart Is’ on their tails and we have maintained with us and we thoroughly deserved initiative that Unsy and his Under-23 the momentum that started in the three points. players are fronting. Unsy had January. Like every other team we’ve It was nice to be on the scoresheet commandeered some of his players had the odd blip but, by and large, again, too! It’s not often I score goals to act as waiters on the night too, so our form has been very good and we in successive games but I’m on a roll very well done to them. are determined to maintain it until the now! Actually, I should have scored Thanks for your continued support last day. two but when I had my second and enjoy the game. The bedrock of our good form chance I just couldn’t get enough on has been Goodison Park. To rack up it and I was grateful that Rom was Jags seven home wins on the spin is terrific on hand to fire the loose ball past and please don’t under-estimate the Kasper Schmeichel. I’ve told Rom that role that you supporters have played he needs to share the goalscoring in that. Teams just don’t like coming to burden with me anyway! Goodison, it’s as simple as that. Keep Off the field, I had a terrific night up the good work! on Wednesday. I was invited by Last weekend’s game against Unsy to pop along to the Ultimate 07 Home Is Where The Heart Is Unsy concentrating hard on his dish Unsy Is King Of The Kitchen David Unsworth was crowned Everton’s Ultimate Chef “It was a terrific night, great fun and we raised a lot at a fun-packed event in Liverpool earlier this week. of money,” said Unsworth after he’d been handed the The Blues’ Under-23 boss was up against former Ultimate Chef trophy by Anne-Marie Atkins from the main Everton midfielders Leon Osman and Peter Reid for the sponsors, Tilney.