Everton Greats (Mainstream Sport)

Everton Greats (Mainstream Sport)

by Malcolm Dome (Author), JonBerman (Author)

Synopsis

Everton Football Club has long been among the aristocratic clubs on the English scene. Its illustrious history is full of great players, as well as great characters. This book presents the chance to find out what has happened to some of those great names. Everton Greats is a collection of interviews with the biggest names, past and present, at Everton FC, from the World Cup-winning Alan Ball to the Golden Vision himself, Alex Young. The book spans the decades from the 1950s through to the new breed , including the stars Wayne Rooney and Kevin Campbell. There's an in depth look not only at high-profile ex-players like Andy Gray and Peter Reid, but also the less publicity-conscious personalities such as Roger Kenyon. The players themselves are asked what made their time at Everton so special, and why - in may cases - they were in teams that underachieved. The book also reveals what the players think of each other - and in some cases this is far from complimentary. And to bring everything up to date, it looks at the club as it is today - resurgent, revived and back on the glory trail.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 224
Edition: New edition
Publisher: Mainstream Publishing
Published: 23 Oct 2003

ISBN 10: 1840188057
ISBN 13: 9781840188059
Book Overview: Everton Football Club has long been among the aristocratic clubs on the English scene. Its illustrious history is full of great players, as well as great characters. Now for the first time here's a chance to find out what has happened to some of the great names.

Author Bio
A long-time journalist and broadcaster, Malcolm Dome has spent much of his career commenting on rock music. Currently he works for TotalRock Radio, as well as following the Blues. Jon Berman's varied career has taken in marketing and broadcasting, and has even included a brief stint on the Everton pitch (in an official capacity!) He currently lives in Seattle.