FREE THE EVERTON ENCYCLOPAEDIA PDF James Corbett | 652 pages | 24 Sep 2012 | deCoubertin Books | 9780956431349 | English | London, United Kingdom Wikizero - James Corbett (author) Everton Football Club are an English football club from the city The Everton Encyclopaedia Liverpool. The club currently competes in the Premier League and have played more seasons in the top league of English football than any other The Everton Encyclopaedia. Everton were founded in They The Everton Encyclopaedia a long rivalry with Liverpoolwhose ground is nearby. When they play each other the match known as the Merseyside derby. In the s Everton played at Anfieldwhich later became Liverpool's stadium. The owner of the stadium put the rent up by so much the club decided to stop paying and leave and build their own instead. They still play there today. Everton started out in with the name St Domingo's FC. At first it was only for people who went to St Domingo's churchbut so many people were interested they let people from the local area join as well. Everton won They were beaten by Rangers in the first round. As football became more and more popular around England, the clubs The Everton Encyclopaedia they needed an organised league. In the Football League was founded. Everton were one of the 12 founding members. Preston North End won the The Everton Encyclopaedia two leagues and Everton won the third in They won their second ever trophy, the FA Cupin but did not win another until It was not until that Everton had their first period of long success. In they signed Dixie Dean and in he scored 60 goals in 39 games, setting a new world record and taking Everton to another league title. Everton's second successful period came after when Harry Catterick was appointed manager. With Catterick in charge Everton won two league titles and four cups between and This success did The Everton Encyclopaedia last however, and after three years of low league finishes Catterick quit his job. The club finished in mid-table positions for the rest of the s with a line of unsuccessful managers. In the club appointed Howard Kendall to be the new manager. He turned Everton around and eventually became the most successful manager in the clubs history, winning two league titles and three cups between and They won the final against Rapid Vienna of Austria. The semi final saw Everton beat German champions Bayern Municha match voted the greatest of all time at Goodison Park. In several Liverpool and Juventus fans died when the crowd started fighting at a stadium in Heysel, Belgium. Because of this The Everton Encyclopaedia English clubs were not allowed to play against European teams untl This denied Everton the chance to defend their European title and the team gradually broke up, selling many of their best players to other The Everton Encyclopaedia clubs. The Everton Encyclopaedia club did not do very well in the early 90s, nearly getting relegated twice and going through lots of money problems. However they still became one of the first members of the new English Premier League when it started in They were quite successful under manager Joe Royle ,who took over in In his second season in charge he kept Everton clear of relegation and won the FA cup, the club's first trophy in seven years. The club had steady improvement under Royle, finishing 6th and 7th in the and seasons. After two seasons however the club's performance went downhill and Kendall was sacked after barely avoiding relegation in the season. Former player Walter Smith took over for three seasons, but failed to perform well. He spent a lot of money but didn't bring the team to good league positions. David Moyes took over in and has been one of the The Everton Encyclopaedia most successful managers to date. Under his management the club has become a regular top 10 side, finishing 4th intheir highest ever Premier League finish. He left the team inafter 11 years. Moyes also broke the transfer record again in with the signing of Marouane Fellaini. At the end of the —13 season Moyes left the club for The Everton Encyclopaedia United. He was sacked with two games left in the season due to poor performances. He The Everton Encyclopaedia replaced in the summer of by Ronald Koeman. In his first season at the club, he guided them to the group The Everton Encyclopaedia of the Europa League, after finishing 7th in the previous Premier League season. He was sacked the following season after leaving The Everton Encyclopaedia club in the relegation zone. They wore many different kit colours in their first few years. At first they wore white shorts and white shirts with blue The Everton Encyclopaedia. However many players who moved to Everton still wore the shirts of their old team, so things quickly got confusing. To solve this the club introduced an all black kit to the club, as black dye was cheap and easily available. This kit has stayed, with a few small changes, almost exactly the same from then until the present day. Everton's current shirt sponsor is SportPesa. They are an African online betting firm based in Nairobi, Kenya. Previous shirt sponsors included: Chang BeerKejianmobile network operator One2onePrinter company The Everton Encyclopaediaand electronics company NEC Everton were the first Premier League team to take off shirt sponsors from their child shirts because they did not The Everton Encyclopaedia advertising alcohol to children. Everton's current kit manufacturers are Umbro. They have been the club's kit manufacturer three times previously —83, —, and — Everton take their name from the district of Everton in Liverpool where it was originally formed. Everton's nickname is the Toffeesor sometimes the Toffeemen. This comes from one of two toffee shops that were located in Everton village at the time the club was founded. Faced with going out of business, Ye Anciente Everton Toffee House got a licence to The Everton Encyclopaedia free toffees to the crowd inside the ground before the match. A teenage The Everton Encyclopaedia is chosen from the crowd to throw mints to the crowd before the match. Like many Premier League football clubs, Everton's players walk out onto the pitch to a particular song at the beginning of every match. With Everton it is the theme tune to a s television series called Z-Cars. When Everton were first created, they played at Anfield. Everton are currently building The Everton Encyclopaedia new stadium called Bramley-Moore Dock stadiumwhich is located at the Bramley-Moore Dock. It will have a capacity of 53, and will be completed in or Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality. Everton F. Redirected from Everton FC. Home colours. Away colours. Retrieved 3 November BBC Sport. Retrieved 4 June Retrieved 4 November Retrieved 2 June Retrieved 9 August Farhad Moshiri. Bill Kenwright. Premier League. Premier League8th of Club website. Position Player 1. The Everton Encyclopaedia Pickford. Mason Holgate. Leighton Baines vice-captain. Michael Keane. Fabian Delph. Dominic Calvert-Lewin. Lucas Digne. Yerry Mina. Cenk Tosun. Position Player Alex Iwobi. Morgan Schneiderlin. Andre Gomes. Maarten Stekelenburg. Everton FC History | Everton Encyclopedia A s author, philanthropist, historian, collector and Evertonian, the contribution of David France b. He began working life as The Everton Encyclopaedia apprentice gas-fitter, but later resumed his education with great success, gaining several university degrees, including a PhD in chemical engineering. He subsequently immigrated to the United States, where he worked in the oil industry and served as a The Everton Encyclopaedia to NASA. An intensely driven man who has run marathons over the years, his love of Everton Football Club manifested itself in many The Everton Encyclopaedia. Its first expression came in book form and over the years France The Everton Encyclopaedia prove a prolific and outstanding author on his great passion. His debut came in with Toffeecards, an A5-size softback book offering an illustrated and concise pre-World War Two history of Everton through the medium of cigarette cards. He followed this up the same year with Toffeepages, which described the post-war years at Goodison Park through the medium of football programmes. He established a panel of Evertonians to elect Goodison greats into the inaugural Hall of Fame, and subsequent elections were held The Everton Encyclopaedia the wider fan base. Any player to have made one or more first-team appearances for Everton was eligible for assistance, and the foundation has helped dozens of former players adjust to life after football. This was the first such benevolent fund of its kind The Everton Encyclopaedia world football, and UEFA have adopted it as its model. But his most amazing legacy is surely the most comprehensive single-club collection of historical footballing artefacts and memorabilia the world The Everton Encyclopaedia ever seen. He then spent years trawling antique The Everton Encyclopaedia and auction houses, and tracking down former players, adding to his remarkable collection. But rather than separate the collection to maximise his own financial gain, he wished to keep it together to maintain its integrity and have it as a record for future generations of Evertonians. Despite initial disinterest, The Everton Encyclopaedia obfuscation by Everton, a charitable trust was eventually set up to purchase the collection and, backed by heritage-lottery funds, the purchase was finally completed. It represented the culmination of an outstanding contribution to Everton history and culture by a remarkable man. Applauded for his work, France always displays characteristic humility. You are encouraged to share your thoughts and memories about anything related to this article.