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History of Everton FC shirts

Everton Football Club started in the church of San Domingo Methodist Sunday School, which opened in May 1870. St Domingo FC quickly established a local reputation for themselves, but when she began recruiting players from beyond the parish is a variation the name was essential, therefore, the home of Everton FC in November 1879. His first fixture, against St. Peter took 20th place in December 1879 at Stanley Park, with much pride and Everton won 6-0 on their shirts in blue and white stripes. In those days the players of hiring an alternative alignment could still wear the T-shirt from his old club, so the Everton wanted a unified team, so all their shirts dyed black, adding a scarlet sash two inches wide, he brought the nickname of the Black Guard, after the military regiment. They landed on his kit Royal Blue until the 1901-02 season.

Everton were invited to be founding members of the Football League in 1888 and played in her first league match in September 1888, 2-1. The party moved to purpose Initial country built Arena Football at Goodison Park in 1892, after the owner of your site doubled his contract at Anfield following the championship win.

Although Everton had impressive players like Harold Pacific, Jack Sharp and Harold Hardman was not until 1906 that ended the FA Cup at Goodison. The war soccer, but stopped William Ralph Dean was signed and completed his first season scored 32 league goals in 38 games in 1927 -28 and scored 60 goals in 39 games! Dean became a football star and in 1933 Everton won at Wembley, by the start, winning 3-0 at Manchester City. This competition generated by dorsal first time with Everton has 1-11 and City 12-22. In 1937, Dean moved to Notts County left a legacy of 383 goals in 433 games. Fortunately, waiting in the wings to replace was Tommy Lawton and scored 34 goals in 38 games in 1938-39. Unfortunately for him and the team, the war prevented its full potential is reached and Lawton, never played a League game for Everton alternatives, go to Chelsea after the war.

The 1950s was a particularly bad for the club, but Harry Catterick was named director in 1961, which took Everton back to the top of English football, and won the championship lineup for the season 1962-63. Gloria was theirs again in 1966 when Everton had a glorious FA Cup run which took them to the Wembley final against Sheffield Wednesday. The competition gave Everton A player Ray Wilson, became the only Englishman to win the FA Cup and World Cup the same season.

The 1970s were a miserable in the history of the club, but the 1980s brought a return to the return of Howard Kendall. Everton won the FA Cup for the fourth time, and on top of that, success was achieved in Europe finally. The club transfer record was broken in 1988 when he joined Tony Cottee West Ham United for £ 2.5 million. Campaign Everton at Wembley but the defeat of the FA Cup final against Liverpool was secondary to the pain that followed the Hillsborough disaster the previous month.

Last striker Joe Royle was appointed as manager to replace Walker and was the catalyst for the 's restoration that ended in success in the FA Cup at Wembley. The campaign's strongest league for years left Everton in a league to finish in 6th place – agonizingly close to the position of a classification for UEFA Cup.

In November 1998, the President certified to sell the idol of the fans, Duncan Ferguson, Newcastle and the uproar was caused changes in the higher level.

1999 was a power struggle in the club with lifelong Evertonian, Bill Kenwright, leading a consortium that was given approval to take over the football club.

In March 2002 the Governing Body considered that the growth is not being made and decided Alternatively a change of manager was necessary. David Moyes, and was named the first goal came in contact with him within 30 seconds after initial fixation.

Under Moyes, Everton came out of the relegation zone at the end of the 2001-02 season. 2002-03 was that of Wayne Rooney to but unfortunately left for Manchester United in 2004. Rooney was at Everton in a horrible place, with only 39 points and only 17 in the table.

Everton went at full speed trying to grow and became the 2004-05 season in the top four, earning a route into Europe for the first time in a decade. 2007-08 again saw a record breaking transfer fee by Middlesbrough Yakubu signed for £ 11.25m. They reached the semifinals of the Carling Cup, and finished in fifth place and booked a return to the UEFA Cup. About the Author

Attention all Everton FC fans, re-live the glory days of your favourite football club with the official Everton retro shirts that have been designed to replicate your favourites from the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s. So if you fancy a trip down memory lane then this is the place for you to shop.