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Top recommended books include Everton's Z-Stars: The Men Who Made History 1984-1987, Everton: School of Science, Colin Harvey Everton Secrets plus many more in the Everton online bookshop
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Everton's Z-Stars: The Men Who Made History 1984-1987
'Everton's Z-Stars, the men who made history 1984-1987' tells the story of the most successful era in the club's history. It has been compiled by former Liverpool Echo sports editor Ken Rogers. He was the man who travelled home and away with the Blues throughout the glorious Eighties as two Championships, the FA Cup and the European Cup Winners Cup were secured by the most successful Everton manager of all-time, Howard Kendall. Rogers is presently Executive Editor of the Trinity Mirror Sport Media football unit. He has selected 19 eventful match reports encapsulating that glorious spell when the Mersey Blues were the Kings of English football. These games are not all trophy-winning days. They include milestone moments along the way like the Coventry City Milk Cup triumph at Goodison Park that unfolded in front of just 9,000 fans. Defeat in that game could have seen boss Howard Kendall sacked with leaflets circulating in the city calling for the head of the manager and his chairman Philip Carter. Such is the narrow line between success and failure. Everton scrambled through, those leaflets were ripped to shreds and Kendall and his men embarked on a sensational journey in which heroes like Andy Gray, Graeme Sharp, Peter Reid and Neville Southall inspired victory after victory as history was made. Games like the legenedary Bayern Munich Cup Winners Cup semi-final are re-lived. That victory proved to Kendall that his team could match anyone in the world.Four remarkable campaigns are covered, complete with relevant statistics. Each year has its own scent-setting introduction and every match has a fascinating 'Inside The Dressing Room' analysis from boss Kendall. It is a fascinating insight into a golden Everton era, a time when they could afford to sell the greatest striker in the country at that time, Gary Lineker, and still move forward to win another title! Kendall completes the book with his 'A-Z' analysis of every major player who starred for him at that time. This book will stir the souls of the Evertonians who revelled in that four-year spell of dominance and who will never forget the 'Z-Stars' who gave them so much to shout about.
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Everton: School of Science
In this highly acclaimed history of one of the most distinguished British teams, James Corbett traces the fortunes of Everton Football Club - from the first league match (a win against Accrington Stanley) to the emergence of Wayne Rooney.
Bringing to life fans' memories and dramatising the times they weren't around to experience, this is a comprehensive history of the club, one studded with triumph and, as any fan can testify, disaster. From the glorious championship team of 1938/9, to the relegation of the early fifties and the dramatic FA Cup victory of 1966, from Dixie Dean to Gary Lineker, John Moores to Harry Catterick, James Corbett's fascinating history goes behind the scenes and uncovers the stories of the individuals who made the club. Look back, if you can bear it, to the regime of 'Agent' Johnson. Marvel at the achievements of the team built by Harry Catterick. Relive the glory of the 1987 season and reacquaint yourself with Tommy Lawton, the Wayne Rooney of 1938.
James Corbett's history of Everton goes behind the scenes and uncovers the stories of the individuals who made the club, from the boardroom to the boot room. Written with the enthusiasm and stoicism of a committed Toffeeman, the wit of a fanzine and the authority of a historian, Everton: The School of Science is the ultimate guide to the team's story.
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Colin Harvey Everton Secrets
"Inside Everton" contains 40 years of revelations from Goodison legend Colin Harvey, presented in a tremendous new book in partnership with leading Merseyside journalist, John Keith. This book captures Harvey's recollections from his unique Everton career which saw him make the journey from boyhood fan to apprentice, star player, coach, assistant manager and manager. He figured as a player in a legendary Championship team and was also Howard Kendall's right hand man through the most successful period in Everton's history. Harvey then became an esteemed youth coach. In this role, he figured largely in the rise of a young Wayne Rooney, amongst others. Harvey takes you behind the scenes at Goodison, relives the club's greatest triumphs and talks about many of the legends he counted as friends in his lifetime with the Blues. This book will be a must for all Evertonians who understand their history and the passion of the People's Club. It's a story that runs from Catterick to Moyes.
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