At Everton for less than one season, Leigh Roose’s adventurous, extrovert style of goalkeeping left a huge impression. It was a short, eventful chapter in a remarkable but truncated life, described by @mikeroyden (filmed by Lewis Royden ) in this film: youtu.be/qujY7HfXe6U?si…

81, today, one of the Toffees’ finest sons, Colin Harvey: player, coach, manager, Evertonian. Happy birthday, Colin! In 2022, Colin sat down with EFCHS members Sarah (of M I N T ) & Rob Sawyer to look back on his life in football. Read it here: efcheritagesociety.com/colin-harvey-a…

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It's 121 years to the day since Welsh international goalkeeper Leigh Roose made his Everton debut at home to Sunderland, ironically another club he would go on to play for in his long career. Leigh was reported missing in action on the Western Front, France, in October 1916.

Happy 64th Birthday to Everton Legend, Dave Watson. Player, Captain, Coach & Manager for The Toffees. 37 goals in 528 games. Here’s his important winning goal against Newcastle in the quarter-final on the way to winning The FA Cup 1995. #EFC #Everton

John Dwyer Kings Liverpool Regiment Died of illness 20th November 1918 London Footballer Dundee Hibernian (United)

Another clip from the latest episode of the Everton Heritage Show, hosted by Lewis Royden with guests Mike Royden & Rob Sawyer . The subject was The Fallen & the impact of war on EFC. To watch in full, visit: youtu.be/b5nKsyy0BmU?si…

The Golden Vision - Alex Young - idol of the Gwladys Street. Steve Zocek covers the story of the 1968 BBC play-documentary of the same name, including interviews with writer Neville Smith, director Ken Loach & supporter John Munro. efcheritagesociety.com/the-making-of-…

Remembering Neil Robinson, a boyhood Blue who was born just around the corner from Goodison Park, who died three years ago, today. 💙

Jack called it last week! 😱🔮

If you’re looking for a Xmas gift for the Everton or Ireland football supporter in your life, The Emerald Evertonian chronicles the life of inspirational leader Peter Farrell. From Shamrock Rovers, Everton, Tranmere, Holyhead and T.EK. to Dalymount. mountvernonpublishing.com/catalogue/the-…

David Bruce Murray Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Killed 10th November 1915 France Footballer Leven Victoria, Glasgow Rangers, Everton, Liverpool, Leeds, Mexborough, Port Vale

Two new biogs now on the website; John Taylor Murray DOW 26 Apr 1920 Courtesy Dave Bohl James Blanchard kia 23 Sep 1918 Courtesy Alan Chapman Also a new photo is on the site - Harold Billington kia 30 July 1916 Awaiting a photo to post of Edward Christopher Pyper kia 17 Feb 1916

My little goalie met his hero today at Alder Hey. Jordan loved Oscar’s hoodie, he wants one for his son! Jordan gave Oscar loads of tips for being mentally strong & was just lovely. As where the rest of the players. Amazing day. You made my son’s year, so thank you Everton 💙

Had Rev. Ben Swift Chambers not agreed to congregation members playing football in the winter months, there might not have been an Everton FC. Rev. Henry Corbett, Club chaplain, wrote about Chambers for the matchday programme & chatted with Lewis Royden youtu.be/MdfQdO_fL7Y?si…

Blimey, is there a bit of dust in the air, here?! It's always fantastic to see the players and staff at EFC bringing festive joy to kids and adults at Alder Hey Hospital. youtu.be/j2edyr-7g0g?si…

Proud as punch in his Everton Christmas Jumper 🎄 Christmas is such a difficult time of year. Like any child his age Brad absolutely adored all things Christmas. I can’t help wish we had naughty elves back then he would have been in his element with all their cheeky mischief ❤

A trip to London for the Toffees, tomorrow. Our first visit to Stamford Bridge was in October 1907, a 2-1 defeat to the Pensioners. Tom Booth, pictured, scored the Everton goal. It was on our third attempt that we achieved an away win thanks to a Jack Sharp strike.

Everton FC Heritage Society The programme for your first win at Stamford Bridge in 1909.

Yesterday’s Athletic article, about whether Erling Haaland might overhaul Dixie Dean’s goalscoring record (we think not), also mentioned a sensational scorer for EFC & Rovers: Jack Southworth. Read about him, here: efcheritagesociety.com/maestro-the-ja…