1971 - Everton 2-2 Huddersfield Town. A draw at home for Harry Catterick’s struggling Blues, as they remained in 16th place. David Johnson & Peter Scott scored for EFC, the latter being Scott’s 1st goal for EFC.
1958 - Bolton Wanderers 0-3 Everton. One day after beating Bolton 1-0 at Goodison, the Blues were victorious 3-0 in the reverse fixture at Burnden Park. Goals from Dave Hickson. Jimmy Harris & Graham Williams sealed the win.
1930 - Everton 9-1 Plymouth Argyle. The joint-2nd biggest win in a competitive game for EFC in club history. 4 goals for Dixie Dean, 4 goals for Jimmy Stein & 1 goal from Thomas Johnson kept EFC top of Division 2.
1957 - Everton 1-1 Bolton Wanderers. The final ever Blues match on a Christmas Day saw them draw 1-1 with Bolton at Goodison, thanks to a goal from George Kirby (pictured below).
1936 - Everton 7-0 Derby County. The Blues biggest victory on Christmas Day saw Jimmy Cunliffe score a hat trick whilst Dixie Dean & Alex Stevenson each scored a brace each.
1934 - Everton 6-2 Sunderland. A big win for the Blues over the Mackems, thanks to 2 goals from Jimmy Cunliffe, plus goals from Dixie Dean, Jackie Coulter, Alex Stevenson & Albert Geldard sealed the win for EFC.
1926 - Everton 5-4 Sunderland. The Blues won a 9 goal festive thriller at Goodison thanks to 4 goals from Dixie Dean & 1 goal from Bobby Irvine, a win that lifted EFC to 19th, out of the relegation zone.
1891 - Everton 0-4 Sunderland. Our first match on a Christmas Day was an unhappy affair, as the reigning League Champions were thrashed at home by the Mackems.
1998 - Local media speculation stated that Everton Vice-Chairman Bill Kenwright was in negotiations to purchase Peter Johnson's majority shareholding in Everton.
2002 - With Everton facing a goalkeeping crisis with Richard Wright, Steve Simonsen & Paul Gerrard all injured, the Blues signed free agent goalkeeper Espen Baardsen on a 2 month deal. He played once for EFC, before voluntarily retiring from football at the age of 25.
Howard Kendall on the roof at Bellfield (1980s).
Cliff Marshall, played for Everton (1973-76) born in 1955, he grew up in Stanhope Street, Toxteth.
Everton was one of the clubs helping to facilitate training by the squad that came over from Nigeria 1949.
Lime Street
30th April 1933-Everton supporter celebrates his team's victory against Manchester City in the FA Cup final, by waving a customised umbrella in Trafalgar Square, London.
