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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. The definitive story of Evertons 133 years at Goodison Park, told with help from those who were there to witness the action and drama. Foreword by Evertons most successful captain, Kevin Ratcliffe.Written by the Liverpool Echos Everton reporter Christopher Beesley.As the Blues make their once-in-a-lifetime journey to a new home by the banks of the Mersey at Bramley-Moore Dock, Beesley takes us on an absorbing ride through Goodison Parks rich history, including:Evertons glory days. The 3-1 win over Bayern Munich; the 5-0 thrashing of Manchester United in the same 1984/85 season; the 4-0 win over West Ham when the Blues closed in on their last title; plus the Charity Shield fixture when the World Cup, league championship and FA Cup trophies were all on displayLandmark occasions. Wayne Rooneys first Premier League goal against Arsenal; the first-ever penalty shoot-out in European competition; the Gwladys Streets last stand; the first use of floodlights; the visit of the other Everton; David Moyes explosive first game in charge and Johnny Careys last after he was sacked while taking a taxi rideMerseyside derbies. Jarrad Branthwaite and Dominic Calvert-Lewin ending a 14-year hoodoo; Andrew Johnson keeping score; dramatic winners from Lee Carsley and Dan Gosling; The Dogs of War by Royle appointment; and when more than 100,000 watched in two groundsDixie Dean. A special section on Evertons and English footballs greatest goalscorer, including of course the day of his hat-trick against Arsenal to reach 60Quirky stories Sylvester Stallone adding a touch of Hollywood stardust as Rocky came to Goodison; when Everton were the away side on home turf; a match abandoned due to hooliganism; Sam Chedgzoy forcing a change in the corner-kick ruleCovering the full gamut of this historic grounds fascinating history from Goodisons first fixture in 1892 to its final one in 2025 this book is a must-read for Everton fans of all ages. Spirit of the Blues is the definitive story of Evertons 133 years at Goodison Park, told with help from those who were there. Chronicling golden eras, landmark moments, Merseyside derbies, quirky stories and goals galore from Goodisons first fixture in 1892 to its final one in 2025 it's a must-read for every Everton fan. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Hardback. Condición: New. The definitive story of Everton's 133 years at Goodison Park, told with help from those who were there to witness the action and drama. Foreword by Everton's most successful captain, Kevin Ratcliffe.Written by the Liverpool Echo's Everton reporter Christopher Beesley.As the Blues make their once-in-a-lifetime journey to a new home by the banks of the Mersey at Bramley-Moore Dock, Beesley takes us on an absorbing ride through Goodison Park's rich history, including:Everton's glory days. The 3-1 win over Bayern Munich; the 5-0 thrashing of Manchester United in the same 1984/85 season; the 4-0 win over West Ham when the Blues closed in on their last title; plus the Charity Shield fixture when the World Cup, league championship and FA Cup trophies were all on displayLandmark occasions. Wayne Rooney's first Premier League goal against Arsenal; the first-ever penalty shoot-out in European competition; the Gwladys Street's last stand; the first use of floodlights; the visit of the 'other' Everton; David Moyes' explosive first game in charge and Johnny Carey's last after he was sacked while taking a taxi rideMerseyside derbies. Jarrad Branthwaite and Dominic Calvert-Lewin ending a 14-year hoodoo; Andrew Johnson keeping score; dramatic winners from Lee Carsley and Dan Gosling; The Dogs of War by Royle appointment; and when more than 100,000 watched in two groundsDixie Dean. A special section on Everton's and English football's greatest goalscorer, including of course the day of his hat-trick against Arsenal to reach 60Quirky stories. Sylvester Stallone adding a touch of Hollywood stardust as 'Rocky' came to Goodison; when Everton were the 'away' side on home turf; a match abandoned due to hooliganism; Sam Chedgzoy forcing a change in the corner-kick ruleCovering the full gamut of this historic ground's fascinating history - from Goodison's first fixture in 1892 to its final one in 2025 - this book is a must-read for Everton fans of all ages.

Hardback. Condición: New. The definitive story of Everton's 133 years at Goodison Park, told with help from those who were there to witness the action and drama. Foreword by Everton's most successful captain, Kevin Ratcliffe.Written by the Liverpool Echo's Everton reporter Christopher Beesley.As the Blues make their once-in-a-lifetime journey to a new home by the banks of the Mersey at Bramley-Moore Dock, Beesley takes us on an absorbing ride through Goodison Park's rich history, including:Everton's glory days. The 3-1 win over Bayern Munich; the 5-0 thrashing of Manchester United in the same 1984/85 season; the 4-0 win over West Ham when the Blues closed in on their last title; plus the Charity Shield fixture when the World Cup, league championship and FA Cup trophies were all on displayLandmark occasions. Wayne Rooney's first Premier League goal against Arsenal; the first-ever penalty shoot-out in European competition; the Gwladys Street's last stand; the first use of floodlights; the visit of the 'other' Everton; David Moyes' explosive first game in charge and Johnny Carey's last after he was sacked while taking a taxi rideMerseyside derbies. Jarrad Branthwaite and Dominic Calvert-Lewin ending a 14-year hoodoo; Andrew Johnson keeping score; dramatic winners from Lee Carsley and Dan Gosling; The Dogs of War by Royle appointment; and when more than 100,000 watched in two groundsDixie Dean. A special section on Everton's and English football's greatest goalscorer, including of course the day of his hat-trick against Arsenal to reach 60Quirky stories. Sylvester Stallone adding a touch of Hollywood stardust as 'Rocky' came to Goodison; when Everton were the 'away' side on home turf; a match abandoned due to hooliganism; Sam Chedgzoy forcing a change in the corner-kick ruleCovering the full gamut of this historic ground's fascinating history - from Goodison's first fixture in 1892 to its final one in 2025 - this book is a must-read for Everton fans of all ages.

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Hardback. Condición: New. The definitive story of Everton's 133 years at Goodison Park, told with help from those who were there to witness the action and drama. Foreword by Everton's most successful captain, Kevin Ratcliffe.Written by the Liverpool Echo's Everton reporter Christopher Beesley.As the Blues make their once-in-a-lifetime journey to a new home by the banks of the Mersey at Bramley-Moore Dock, Beesley takes us on an absorbing ride through Goodison Park's rich history, including:Everton's glory days. The 3-1 win over Bayern Munich; the 5-0 thrashing of Manchester United in the same 1984/85 season; the 4-0 win over West Ham when the Blues closed in on their last title; plus the Charity Shield fixture when the World Cup, league championship and FA Cup trophies were all on displayLandmark occasions. Wayne Rooney's first Premier League goal against Arsenal; the first-ever penalty shoot-out in European competition; the Gwladys Street's last stand; the first use of floodlights; the visit of the 'other' Everton; David Moyes' explosive first game in charge and Johnny Carey's last after he was sacked while taking a taxi rideMerseyside derbies. Jarrad Branthwaite and Dominic Calvert-Lewin ending a 14-year hoodoo; Andrew Johnson keeping score; dramatic winners from Lee Carsley and Dan Gosling; The Dogs of War by Royle appointment; and when more than 100,000 watched in two groundsDixie Dean. A special section on Everton's and English football's greatest goalscorer, including of course the day of his hat-trick against Arsenal to reach 60Quirky stories. Sylvester Stallone adding a touch of Hollywood stardust as 'Rocky' came to Goodison; when Everton were the 'away' side on home turf; a match abandoned due to hooliganism; Sam Chedgzoy forcing a change in the corner-kick ruleCovering the full gamut of this historic ground's fascinating history - from Goodison's first fixture in 1892 to its final one in 2025 - this book is a must-read for Everton fans of all ages.

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. The definitive story of Evertons 133 years at Goodison Park, told with help from those who were there to witness the action and drama. Foreword by Evertons most successful captain, Kevin Ratcliffe.Written by the Liverpool Echos Everton reporter Christopher Beesley.As the Blues make their once-in-a-lifetime journey to a new home by the banks of the Mersey at Bramley-Moore Dock, Beesley takes us on an absorbing ride through Goodison Parks rich history, including:Evertons glory days. The 3-1 win over Bayern Munich; the 5-0 thrashing of Manchester United in the same 1984/85 season; the 4-0 win over West Ham when the Blues closed in on their last title; plus the Charity Shield fixture when the World Cup, league championship and FA Cup trophies were all on displayLandmark occasions. Wayne Rooneys first Premier League goal against Arsenal; the first-ever penalty shoot-out in European competition; the Gwladys Streets last stand; the first use of floodlights; the visit of the other Everton; David Moyes explosive first game in charge and Johnny Careys last after he was sacked while taking a taxi rideMerseyside derbies. Jarrad Branthwaite and Dominic Calvert-Lewin ending a 14-year hoodoo; Andrew Johnson keeping score; dramatic winners from Lee Carsley and Dan Gosling; The Dogs of War by Royle appointment; and when more than 100,000 watched in two groundsDixie Dean. A special section on Evertons and English footballs greatest goalscorer, including of course the day of his hat-trick against Arsenal to reach 60Quirky stories Sylvester Stallone adding a touch of Hollywood stardust as Rocky came to Goodison; when Everton were the away side on home turf; a match abandoned due to hooliganism; Sam Chedgzoy forcing a change in the corner-kick ruleCovering the full gamut of this historic grounds fascinating history from Goodisons first fixture in 1892 to its final one in 2025 this book is a must-read for Everton fans of all ages. Spirit of the Blues is the definitive story of Evertons 133 years at Goodison Park, told with help from those who were there. Chronicling golden eras, landmark moments, Merseyside derbies, quirky stories and goals galore from Goodisons first fixture in 1892 to its final one in 2025 it's a must-read for every Everton fan. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. The definitive story of Evertons 133 years at Goodison Park, told with help from those who were there to witness the action and drama. Foreword by Evertons most successful captain, Kevin Ratcliffe.Written by the Liverpool Echos Everton reporter Christopher Beesley.As the Blues make their once-in-a-lifetime journey to a new home by the banks of the Mersey at Bramley-Moore Dock, Beesley takes us on an absorbing ride through Goodison Parks rich history, including:Evertons glory days. The 3-1 win over Bayern Munich; the 5-0 thrashing of Manchester United in the same 1984/85 season; the 4-0 win over West Ham when the Blues closed in on their last title; plus the Charity Shield fixture when the World Cup, league championship and FA Cup trophies were all on displayLandmark occasions. Wayne Rooneys first Premier League goal against Arsenal; the first-ever penalty shoot-out in European competition; the Gwladys Streets last stand; the first use of floodlights; the visit of the other Everton; David Moyes explosive first game in charge and Johnny Careys last after he was sacked while taking a taxi rideMerseyside derbies. Jarrad Branthwaite and Dominic Calvert-Lewin ending a 14-year hoodoo; Andrew Johnson keeping score; dramatic winners from Lee Carsley and Dan Gosling; The Dogs of War by Royle appointment; and when more than 100,000 watched in two groundsDixie Dean. A special section on Evertons and English footballs greatest goalscorer, including of course the day of his hat-trick against Arsenal to reach 60Quirky stories Sylvester Stallone adding a touch of Hollywood stardust as Rocky came to Goodison; when Everton were the away side on home turf; a match abandoned due to hooliganism; Sam Chedgzoy forcing a change in the corner-kick ruleCovering the full gamut of this historic grounds fascinating history from Goodisons first fixture in 1892 to its final one in 2025 this book is a must-read for Everton fans of all ages. Spirit of the Blues is the definitive story of Evertons 133 years at Goodison Park, told with help from those who were there. Chronicling golden eras, landmark moments, Merseyside derbies, quirky stories and goals galore from Goodisons first fixture in 1892 to its final one in 2025 it's a must-read for every Everton fan. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Hardback. Condición: New. The definitive story of Everton's 133 years at Goodison Park, told with help from those who were there to witness the action and drama. Foreword by Everton's most successful captain, Kevin Ratcliffe.Written by the Liverpool Echo's Everton reporter Christopher Beesley.As the Blues make their once-in-a-lifetime journey to a new home by the banks of the Mersey at Bramley-Moore Dock, Beesley takes us on an absorbing ride through Goodison Park's rich history, including:Everton's glory days. The 3-1 win over Bayern Munich; the 5-0 thrashing of Manchester United in the same 1984/85 season; the 4-0 win over West Ham when the Blues closed in on their last title; plus the Charity Shield fixture when the World Cup, league championship and FA Cup trophies were all on displayLandmark occasions. Wayne Rooney's first Premier League goal against Arsenal; the first-ever penalty shoot-out in European competition; the Gwladys Street's last stand; the first use of floodlights; the visit of the 'other' Everton; David Moyes' explosive first game in charge and Johnny Carey's last after he was sacked while taking a taxi rideMerseyside derbies. Jarrad Branthwaite and Dominic Calvert-Lewin ending a 14-year hoodoo; Andrew Johnson keeping score; dramatic winners from Lee Carsley and Dan Gosling; The Dogs of War by Royle appointment; and when more than 100,000 watched in two groundsDixie Dean. A special section on Everton's and English football's greatest goalscorer, including of course the day of his hat-trick against Arsenal to reach 60Quirky stories. Sylvester Stallone adding a touch of Hollywood stardust as 'Rocky' came to Goodison; when Everton were the 'away' side on home turf; a match abandoned due to hooliganism; Sam Chedgzoy forcing a change in the corner-kick ruleCovering the full gamut of this historic ground's fascinating history - from Goodison's first fixture in 1892 to its final one in 2025 - this book is a must-read for Everton fans of all ages.

4to, 439pp. Colour and black & white illustrations. A good hardback copy. In a good dust jacket with a faded spine.