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Honours......
League Champions: 1890/91,
1914/15, 1927/28, 1931/32 1938/39, 1962/63,
1969/70, 1984/85, 1986/87
FA Cup Winners: 1906, 1933, 1966,
1984, 1995
FA Charity Shield Winners: 1928,
1932, 1963, 1970, 1984, 1985, 1986 (shared),
1987, 1995
European Cup Winners Cup Winners: 1985
FA Youth Cup Winners: 1965,
1984, 1998
Some Stats......
Record
attendance: 78,299 v Liverpool,
1948
Record victory: 11-2 v
Derby, 1890
Record defeat: 4-10 v Spurs,
1958
Highest transfer fee paid:
£11.25m Yakubu from Middlesboro, Aug
2007
Previously:
£8.5m - Andy Johnson from Crystal
Palace, June 2006
£6m - James Beattie from Southampton,
January 2005
£5.75m - Nick Barmby from Middlesborough,
October 1996
Transfer fee received:
£27m - Wayne Rooney to Manchester
United, August 2004
(previously £8m - Andrei Kanchelskis
to Fiorentina, February 1997)
Most capped player: Neville Southall
(86 caps for Wales)
Single-season league scoring record:
Dixie Dean 60 (1927/28)
Career league scoring record:
Dixie Dean 349
Youngest goalscorer: James
Vaughan (16 years 271 days, on April 10
2005)
(previously
Wayne Rooney, 16 years 360 days, on October
19 2002)
Some
useless information...
Everton FC were founded in 1878
as a church team, under the name of St Domingo's
FC.
When Everton changed their name from St.
Domingo's in 1879, they were only one year
old and played on an open pitch in Stanley
Park.
Everton were originally nicknamed the "Black
Watch", they played at Anfield and
wore all black shirts.
Everton's first official game was against
a team called St Peter's, played at the
local Stanley Park on December 20, 1879.
Everton won 6-0.
Evertons heaviest ever player was John Hillman
at 17 Stones
Everton were the first club to embark on
an overseas tour.
Everton were the first Club in Britain to
boast a triple decker stand.
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