Answer: St. Domingos
In early 1870 Everton was formed under the name of St.Domingos. They played their first match at Stanley Park against St. Peters winning 6-nil.
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Answer: 1878
The club were formed as St. Domingo's FC in 1878, and changed their name to Everton FC in 1879.
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Answer: Liverpool
Peter Beardsley has played for many clubs during his career including Newcastle United, Liverpool and Everton and he has been a favourite with the fans of each of his clubs.
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Answer: 377
Dixie Dean scored a record 60 goals in one season in his time at Everton.
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Answer: Howard Kendall
After a month with Dave Watson as caretaker manager, Kendall returned to Everton. This was his third tenure as manager at the club, but unfortunately, it failed to live up to the great days of the '80s, with Everton dropping rapidly down the table and several players left during his tenure, including cup winners John Ebbrell, Anders Limpar, Matt Jackson and Vinny Samways in the 1996-1997 season, and Neville Southall, Andy Hinchcliffe, Graham Stuart and Earl Barrett the season after. Kendall left by mutual consent at the end of the 1997-1998 season, after Everton narrowly avoided relegation.
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Answer: Stanley Park
Everton played at Stanley Park between 1878-82, followed by Priory Road until 1884, when they moved into Anfield, which became the home of Merseyside neighbours Liverpool after Everton moved into Goodison Park in 1891.
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Answer: Sheffield Wednesday
Niclas represented Sweden in the 2002 World Cup and he grabbed a goal in the 1-1 draw with England in the second opening game of group F.
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Answer: Graham Stuart
Stuart's goal kept Everton up in the 1993-1994 season.
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Answer: Goodison Park
In 1892 Everton moved to Goodison Park after playing at Anfield for 8 years.
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Answer: W E Barclay
Barclay was manager between 1888-89, followed by Molyneux (1889-1901), Cuff (1901-18), and Sawyer between 1918-19.
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Answer: 523
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Answer: Wayne Rooney
Rooney was Everton's youngest debutant since Joe Royle, and appeared just a few months shy of his 17th birthday. He was named the BBC Young Sports Personality of the Year in 2002. He left to join Manchester United in August 2004, and had a glittering career there, racking up 183 goals, becoming their captain and one of the few English players to win the FA Cup, Premier League, UEFA Champions' League, League Cup, Europa League and FIFA Club World Cup (along with team mate Michael Carrick). Many seasons later, aged 31, he returned to Everton at the start of the 2017-2018 season and was the club's top scorer for that season.
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Answer: 8
Everton won their first title in the 1890-91 season, and their championships in the 20th century were the 1914-15 season, followed by seven more in 1927-28, 1931-32, 1938-39, 1962-63, 1969-70, 1984-85, and 1986-87.
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Answer: Stabaek
Linderoth also represented Sweden in the 2002 World Cup, held in Japan and Korea.
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Answer: 11
David Moyes spent a massive 11 seasons at Everton, starting on 14th March 2002 during the 2001-02 season, and leaving at the end of the 2012-13 season to replace Sir Alex Ferguson at Manchester United. During his time at Everton, they regularly finished in the top half (difficult second season aside), and even made it into the Europa and Champions' Leagues, as well as a Cup Final.
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Answer: Dixie Dean
William Ralph (Dixie) Dean joined the club from Tranmere in 1925. In his first season for the club he scored 60 goals setting a record.
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Answer: Manchester United
Andrei was born in the Ukraine but actually represented Russia at international level.
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Answer: Louis Saha
The previous record for the fastest goal in an FA Cup Final was set by Bob Chatt of Aston Villa in the 1895 Cup Final against West Bromwich Albion, at 30 seconds. Unfortunately for Everton, Chelsea fought back, with goals from Didier Drogba and Frank Lampard, and went on to become the 2009 FA Cup winners.
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Answer: 1906
Everton beat Newcastle 1-0 in the 1906 FA Cup final, and won it four more times in the 20th century in 1933, 1966, 1984, and 1995.
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Answer: SV Hamburg
Thomas began his career at Vejle BK in his home country of Denmark. SV Hamburg spotted his talents whilst he was playing in Denmark and purchased him from Vejle BK. Everton then agreed a deal to take Thomas to Everton in 2000.
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Answer: 5th
Under former Wigan Athletic manager Martinez, Everton achieved one of their highest points tallies of all time, as well as beating Manchester United both at home and away for the first time since Harry Catterick's tenure in 1969-1970. (Wigan, funnily enough, had knocked Everton out of the FA Cup the previous season.) Antolin Alcaraz, Arouna Koné, James McCarthy and Joel Robles all followed Martinez from Wigan, and Romelu Lukaku was brought in on loan from Chelsea. He would subsequently become Everton's top goalscorer for four seasons running.
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Answer: Walter Smith
In 1998 Walter Smith was appointed Everton manager. He stayed with the club until 2002 when he was replaced by David Moyes. Whilst at the club he failed to uplift the club back to its once glory and was sacked by chairman Bill Kenwright.
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Answer: 71
Heath made 226 League appearances for Everton between 1982-89.
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Answer: Bury
Southall played for Stoke City and Torquay United in the twilight of his career. He also managed Dover Athletic for a brief period.
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Answer: Trevor Steven
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Answer: Manchester City
Everton beat Manchester City 2-1 at Goodison Park in the first leg but sadly, Manchester City fought back with a 3-1 victory in the second leg at the Etihad. City's then manager Manuel Pellegrini criticised Ramiro Funes Mori's goal, which he believed was offside, and the referee for not granting a penalty when Kevin Mirallas brought down Jesus Navas in the box. Everton goalkeeper Joel Robles also angered City fans when he mistakenly tried to help Kevin de Bruyne up, only for de Bruyne to end up screaming in agony, as he had injured his cruciate.
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Answer: Liverpool
Since the start of both clubs rivalry has been a part of Evertonian's and Liverpudlian's lives. The atmosphere on derby days is electric because each side has to face glory or shame!
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Answer: Glasgow Celtic
Stubbs began his career with Bolton in 1990, and signed for Celtic in 1996, until moving to Everton in 2000.
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Answer: Anderlecht
Everton signed the highly rated striker in 2001.
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Answer: 3-1
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Answer: Rapid Vienna
Everton beat Rapid Vienna 3-1, with Andy Gray, Trevor Steven and Kevin Sheedy getting on the scoresheet.
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Answer: Birmingham City
Latchford was a favourite with the Everton fans back in the 70's.
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Answer: Athletic Bilbao
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Answer: 349
Dean scored 349 League goals for the club between 1925-37, including 60 in one season!
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Answer: one
1969-1970 League Championship.
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