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There can be no more appropriate time to chart the history of Everton Football Club. In 1984-85, the Blues of Goodison Park won the Football League Championship, the European Cup-winners' Cup, and the FA Charity Shield, as well as reaching the FA Cup Final.
This book meticulously chronicles the complete history of Everton Football Club from its inception in 1878 up to the conclusion of the 1984-85 season. Authored by Ian Ross, a historian specializing in football, the work draws upon extensive archival research, match reports, and club records to present a comprehensive account. The central argument is that the 1984-85 season, marked by multiple significant victories including the Football League Championship and the European Cup-Winners' Cup, represents a pinnacle in the club's storied existence, solidifying its legacy.
This comprehensive record is regarded as an authoritative reference for Everton Football Club's history up to the mid-1980s. Its detailed statistical approach and chronological narrative make it an invaluable resource for dedicated fans and sports historians alike. The book's focus on the club's achievements, particularly the successful 1984-85 season, positions it as a definitive account of that era.
Page Count:
400
Publication Date:
1985-01-01
Publisher:
Breedon Books
ISBN-10:
0907969100
ISBN-13:
9780907969105
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