Our next member profile is of John Shearon. John is a driving force behind the Ruleteros Society, the group fostering links between Merseyside’s Everton & its namesake clubs in South America. Here he is, interviewed on the Everton Heritage Show: youtu.be/0tC83_py55o?...

Bob Lennon, who recently retired from the post of Goodison Park groundsman, pictured at the grand old stadium in 2024. He is the subject of an in-depth article by Jamie Yates, now on our website. efcheritagesociety.com/you-have-to-...

"You Have to be Mad to be a Groundsman!” Bob Lennon, groundsman of Everton Football Club, in conversation with Jamie Yates. A great new feature on our website. efcheritagesociety.com/you-have-to-...

Born on 12 June 1889, Thomas Gracie. Tom made 19 appearances for EFC before joining our neighbours. The forward, who also represented Hearts, died from illness while serving in WW1. Watch our film about him, here: youtu.be/ehsKSBqpAMA?...

An @evertonheritage.bsky.social summer six-part series in which Dr. David France talks about Everton in the 1960s. He is joined by @lewisroyden.bsky.social & @sarahdeboe.bsky.social The first two parts are out. More info: efcheritagesociety.com/the-legacy-o... Part one: youtu.be/tX2fnayQ784?...

Wishing former Everton player Bobby Laverick a very happy 88th birthday. Bobby, signed from Chelsea, was one of a number of left wingers the club signed as it sought a long-term successor to Tommy Eglington. He moved on to B&HA in 1960, after 23 Blues appearances.

The first two episodes of a six-parter, in which our founder, Dr David France, looks back at Everton in the Sixties, are now available to view. efcheritagesociety.com/the-legacy-o...

Happy 76th birthday to Duncan McKenzie. The former Toffees forward, who made 62 appearances for the club, is pictured here circa 1976 with Kevin Keegan in Paris, perhaps exchanging notes on Adidas garments.

Brilliant by @evertonwomen.bsky.social to have so many former Blues and Leasowe Pacific players as guests at @evertonstadium.com for yesterday’s England match. Special shout out to Rachel Brown-Finnis for her work behind the scenes. Lovely to see Jan Murray receive her Lionesses legacy cap.

The @evertonheritage.bsky.social select a programme service has been busy this week. If you haven’t already feel free to check it out here: efcheritagesociety.com/efchs-online...

With the Lionesses playing at @evertonstadium.com this evening, here's a reminder that we have an in-depth interview with former @evertonwomen.bsky.social and England star (and Everton Hall of Famer), Lindsay Johnson, here: efcheritagesociety.com/lindsay-john...

Formed as Hoylake WFC in 1983, Leasowe Pacific first played at Goodison Park in 1989 (a Hillsborough Disaster fundraiser). As Everton Ladies & @evertonwomen.bsky.social , many Blues players have worn the England shirt. It’s fantastic to see the Lionesses play at HDS, tomorrow.

Were any Blues on here in the Everton Supporters Federation Club (the word Federation was dropped, eventually)?

The Jones Boys. Namesakes Tommy G. Jones and Tommy E. Jones, on the cover of the Evening Express. T.E. was T.G.’s long-term successor in the Blues’ number five shirt. Both were fine centre-halves in the Everton tradition; T.G. is thought to be the most cultured the club ever had.

New article klaxon 📣 Jamie Yates tells the story of George Dalgliesh: efcheritagesociety.com/earning-his-...

Memories of 60 years ago. 🏆

The latest @evertonheritage.bsky.social member to be profiled is Lyndon Lloyd. Long-associated with Toffeeweb, USA-based Lyndon now runs the Evertonia website and podcast (evertonia.com). It’s great to see him when he gets over to Merseyside to watch the Blues.

Eagerly awaiting the official announcement of the home summer friendly ebay.us/m/oT1yXS @evertonheritage.bsky.social

Top quality content continues to be added to our website, including this new piece by Jamie Yates, titled: Earning His Wings: Flight Lieutenant (and Outside-Right) George Dalgliesh. efcheritagesociety.com/earning-his-...

70 years ago, the Toffees were in the middle of their first tour of North America. Skipper Peter Farrell is pictured here, exchanging pennants. On their return, Ian Buchan would take up the role of Head Coach, following the departure of manager Cliff Britton.

My piece in today's Daily Express about Ray Wilson, so often the forgotten member of England's World Cup winning side of 1966, who went on to become an undertaker in his home town of Huddersfield. High time this man's contribution to sport, and life, came in from the cold.

The forgotten Goodison game? West Germany v Bulgaria in 1983 @evertonheritage.bsky.social

The great Ray Wilson features in a @spencervignes.bsky.social article in the Express, today. He is one of the (relatively few) inarguably World class footballers to represent the Toffees in the post-war era. In 154 appearances, Ray set the benchmark for Everton number threes.

The next @EvertonHeritage member profile: Mike Royden. EFCHS vice-chair, website admin & local history expert, he’s the instigator of our successful talk/social nights. efcheritagesociety.com/membership-2... Check out his film about Leigh Richmond Roose: efcheritagesociety.com/this-prince-...

The next @evertonheritage.bsky.social member profile is of Simon Hart. One of two Spain-based EFCHS members, Simon wrote Here We Go, interviews with Everton figures from the 1980s. He has also contributed pieces to the EFC matchday programme. More info: efcheritagesociety.com/membership-2...

During her career, recent @evertonwomen.bsky.social Hall of Fame inductee Lindsay Johnson became Everton Ladies’ record appearance-maker, a two-time cup winner & winner of 43 Lioness caps. In May she sat down with @robsawyer.bsky.social and discussed her journey in football; tinyurl.com/2hfv6j9v

Pages of historical Evertonia. What Toffees reading matter do you have on your bookshelves?

Your FAB Wants You! Elections to the Everton Fan Advisory Board for 2026-27 starts now. We need fans from all backgrounds and we particularly urge applications from younger fans. Any fan over 18, with an Everton Supporter number can apply. Good luck 💙https://t.co/ASiKeRA3aw

#OTD James Brodie was born in Shropshire. Liverpool City Engineer for 27 years, he was responsible for Queen’s Drive, the Mersey Tunnel, and Otterspool Prom. But did you know he also invented goal nets? Read this excellent study by @robsawyer.bsky.social tinyurl.com/ykz4nun4

The next @EvertonHeritage member profile is of Becky Tallentire. An author, journalist and podcaster, Becky appeared on a recent Everton Heritage Show episode: youtu.be/7tydd95FCPk?...

The founder of @evertonheritage.bsky.social , Dr David France, recently spent time on Merseyside having flown in from Arizona. You can watch his interview with @lewisroyden.bsky.social at Goodison Park, here: youtu.be/h31UL7Ha6gs

Our very own Jamie Yates was on the Colin Murray show, today, talking about the homes of EFC. Listen, here, from 38 minutes in. www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/...

W.R. Dean doing what he did best, at Wembley in 1933. The Toffees' original number 9, and the best.

Our latest member profile is of Paul Owens. Paul’s specialist area of knowledge is the Blues’ goalkeepers, having penned a book called The Glovesmen of Goodison. He appeared on the Everton Hertiage Show with Alan Kelly: youtu.be/fUWMBDT2Du0?...

What do you love most about the Bullens Road Stand? #Bullens100

The next @evertonheritage.bsky.social member profile is of Sarah Deboe. A musician & co-founder of @mintisculture.bsky.social (a group exploring & celebrating the diverse culture of Everton), Sarah's interests include photography, social history & the crossover between pop culture & football.

Born on this day in 1934, Mick Meagan, who passed away in 2022. A fine servant to Everton in the 1950s and 1960s, 'Chick' also represented Ireland with pride as a player and manager. More on Mick, here: efcheritagesociety.com/mick-meagan-...

Born 28 May 1867, Dan Kirkwood: Everton footballer, league title winner, director, chairman and coach of the A team. Linlithgow-born Dan joined the Toffees in 1889 and was associated with them for much of the following four decades. www.evertoncollection.org.uk/exhibitions/...

100 years ago, in May 1926, work was underway on the Bullens Road Stand. Bearing the characteristic Leitch criss-cross balcony motif, the stand has become synonymous with this grand stadium. Read about the much-loved structure in this Rob Sawyer piece: efcheritagesociety.com/the-story-of...

Our next @evertonheritage.bsky.social member profile features Lewis Royden - @lewisroyden.bsky.social Since joining EFCHS, videographer Lewis has built up a reputation for his stellar work on our documentaries and the Everton Heritage Show, which he hosts, films and edits.

Next in our @evertonheritage.bsky.social member profiles series: Steve Zocek. A prolific author, Steve is a mainstay of the EFCHS Heritage Centre team, where he sells matchday programmes. He has also raised funds for EFCHS and EFCFPF.

Our next @evertonheritage.bsky.social member profile is of Fran Hickey. A retired headteacher, Fran assists colleagues by proofing their articles and books. He is a guest, with Sunderland historian Rob Mason, on the latest Everton Heritage Show edition: youtu.be/3aIOmDxVYds?...

The latest edition of the wonderful Everton Heritage Show features Sunderland historian Rob Mason and our very own Fran Hickey - with @lewisroyden.bsky.social the host. Lots of informative chat about the clubs' shared heritage: youtu.be/3aIOmDxVYds?...

The next @evertonheritage.bsky.social member profile is of Thomas Regan. Thomas is the creative force behind @toffeeart.co.uk , which has a stall at our matchday centre. A talented artist and designer, he has done lots of great work for EFCHS projects. efcheritagesociety.com/membership-2...

Next in our @evertonheritage.bsky.social member profiles: Richie Gillham Richie has been EFCHS Secretary for a number of years and a key mover in much of the Society's activity. He is also a regional rep for KitAid. efcheritagesociety.com/membership-2...

Who was James Prescott, the first architect of Goodison Park? Until now, that question has been largely unanswered; but Jamie Yates has come up with the goods in the latest article on our website. efcheritagesociety.com/james-presco...

Next in our profiles of @EvertonHeritage members: Gaz Jones. Gaz assists on matchdays at the Everton Heritage Centre and is also the administrator of the EFCHS online shop on eBay. Last year, he raised funds for St Luke’s on a charity walk from Goodison to Molineux.

Today marks the anniversary of the birth of an Everton icon, Howard Kendall (1946-2015). A brilliant footballer and an even better manager, here is a short montage from Howard's life in football.

Fourth in our series profiling @evertonheritage.bsky.social members: Paul Kelly. Paul has served for many years as treasurer and is also key to the operation of the matchday Heritage Centre and the annual remembrance event, held in November: efcheritagesociety.com/membership-2...

Third in our series profiling @evertonheritage.bsky.social members: Peter Lupson. Peter served for many years as our vice chair. An accomplished speaker, he’s done extensive research and writing on the early years of EFC, plus the church origins of many clubs. efcheritagesociety.com/membership-2...