Although parts of this site are still active, much of it is closed down, and hence the data in it is out of date. The Fantasy League is no longer operational, but the Score Predicting League is still being run for those few that are interested. See the forum for any latest information.
Everton (Formed: 1878, Nicknames: The Toffees, The Toffeemen)
Missing or inaccurate data on this page? Help us fill the gaps by contacting us
Goodison Park, Liverpool (built: 1892, Capacity: 40,569)
Players
IAIN TURNER
Goalkeeper
JOHN RUDDY
Goalkeeper
TIM HOWARD
Goalkeeper
LEIGHTON BAINES
Defender
PHIL JAGIELKA
Defender
TONY HIBBERT
Defender
SYLVAIN DISTIN
Defender
JACK RODWELL
Defender
NUNO VALENTE
Defender
LUCAS NEILL
Defender
JOSEPH YOBO
Defender
SEAMUS COLEMAN
Defender
JOHN HEITINGA
Midfielder
LUKAS JUTKIEWICZ
Midfielder
DAN GOSLING
Midfielder
MAROUANE FELLAINI
Midfielder
DINIYAR BILYALETDINOV
Midfielder
TIM CAHILL
Midfielder
ANDY VAN DER MEYDE
Midfielder
STEVEN PIENAAR
Midfielder
LEON OSMAN
Midfielder
MIKEL ARTETA
Midfielder
PHIL NEVILLE
Midfielder
KIERAN AGARD
Striker
JAMES VAUGHAN
Striker
AIYEGBENI YAKUBU
Striker
JO
Striker
VICTOR ANICHEBE
Striker
LOUIS SAHA
Striker
JOSE BAXTER
Striker
LANDON DONOVAN
Striker
History
Everton began life as the St Domingo School team in 1878, changing it's name to Everton a year later. The club had several homes in the early years, but it's first venue as founder member of the Football League was Anfield. After some early success the owner of Anfield decided to double the rent, and Everton responded by moving. They built their own ground and called it Goodison Park. The move resulted in a new team being created to play at Anfield - I can't quite remember the name, but I'm sure it had the word 'poo' in it somewhere.
Everton have spent more years in the top division in England than any other team.
Like many of the top clubs their fortunes have run in cycles enjoying success in the 1930's (with the legendary Dixie Dean up front), the 1960's (with the likes of Harvey, Kendall and Ball) and in the 1980's (under Howard Kendall). Evertonians will of course be hoping that a new era is about to dawn under David Moyes.
