January 2007 marked the 100th anniversary since the birth of Everton Football Club’s greatest ever striker, Dixie Dean, and what better way to mark the occasion than with a 92-page souvenir, chronicling a century of the finest forwards to have graced the club since the great man himself. This special edition takes you on a nostalgic journey through the remarkable goal-scoring feats of the likes of Tommy Lawton, Dave Hickson, Bob Latchford and Graeme Sharp and is packed full of legendary moments and features that include a look at famous strikes in both the FA Cup and in Europe as well as famous derby triumphs and a future greats section.

Everton's Greatest Goalscorers

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** Currently on offer saving you 70% off rrp! ** Evertonians are gearing up for their first-ever trip to the new Wembley - the first Merseyside club to compete at the new stadium. Blues fans will be travelling to the capital in their numbers for a massive clash against Manchester United. Victory in the April 19th semi-final could see them take their place in the FA Cup final – a far cry from the dark days at the start of the campaign. Back in August, there was little cause for optimism as an agonising late home defeat to Blackburn Rovers indicated a long, hard season ahead for David Moyes' threadbare squad. Fast forward to the beginning of October and with only two league wins recorded, another defeat to Rovers, in the League Cup, was swiftly followed by UEFA Cup woe at Standard Liege. Two cups down, one to go. However, manager Moyes signed a new five-year contract, and an upturn in form and fortune has since seen the season blossom. With Everton challenging for a top-six spot again, an impressive run in the FA Cup has witnessed the Blues reach the last four for the first time in 14 years. This special edition release focuses on Everton’s chase for silverware. We look back at the road to Wembley, with analysis and reaction to the wins against Macclesfield Town, Liverpool, Aston Villa and Middlesbrough. We focus on the records and achievements throughout the Cup run, and feature Jack Rodwell – the second youngest FA Cup goalscorer in the club’s history, the first Englishman to score at the new Wembley. We revisit 1995 and the Blues last FA Cup success – ironically, against Manchester United and Sir Alex Ferguson. There is also space for special Everton Wembley memories, fans banners, previous United encounters plus a complete fans guide to Wembley. * FA Cup programmes still available! *

On The March With Moyesie's Army

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With another massive season in prospect for Everton Football Club and another European Campaign to look forward to, what better way to prepare than with your offical pre-season guide? It's packed with loads of features, including an in-depth look at the club's new signings and interviews as we try to find out what the next 10 months has in store. There is also a special 25th anniversary focus on the 1983-84 FA Cup winning season as a glorious new era dawned for the club, plus a look at the players likely to make a big impact in the coming season and analysis of how Everton have started seasons in the past. There's even a special picture section showing how Everton fans took Europe by storm last season. There's plenty to reflect on and lots to look forward to in your 84-page special edition.

EFC Pre-Season Special

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