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60 Evertonians: #22.Megan Durham
Megan Durham BIO: Megan is a 24-year-old Yank who fell in love with the beautiful game at the tender age of seven. A newcomer to Everton, she’s helplessly become ingrained in the club over the past two...
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60 Evertonians: #23. Rev. Harry Ross
Reverend Harry Ross Bio: Rev. Harry Ross is the Everton club chaplain, who has been vicar of St Luke The Evangelist, next door to Goodison Park, since 1977, he is also a Trustee for the Everton Former...
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60 Evertonians:#24.George Orr
60 Evertonians #24.George Orr Bio: I was born in Walton Hospital within earshot of the Goodison Roar and was brought up in Bootle. My father had no interest in football whatsoever but my brother was a...
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60 Evertonians: #25. Neil Roberts
Bio: Neil Roberts was an Everton supporter even before he was born in 1971. He grew up addicted to football and The Beatles, and determined to follow his father into journalism. He began a career in...
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60 Evertonians: #26.Mark Ellis
Bio: My Name is Mark Ellis, I work as a care worker for Autism Initiatives and I have been supporting Everton since the age of 6, 26 years in total. I was born in Wrexham in 1979 and have a twin...
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60 Evertonians: #28.Albert the Blaugrana
Bio: My name is Albert. I’m an Everton fan living in Barcelona. I’m 19 and I study law. A few months ago I co-founded ‘Barcelona Toffees’, to unite all the Evertonians living in Catalonia. I try to...
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60 Evertonians: #29. Gary Naylor
Bio: First match was the Championship winning game vs West Brom in 1970. I am eternally grateful for having seen so many matches in those glorious years under Howard Kendall. I write, whenever I get...
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60 Evertonians: #30. Stephen Maunder
Bio: Stephen Maunder is a journalist and writer from Shropshire. He has been attending Goodison Park ever since a freezing 0-0 draw with Leeds United in December 1996. He has completed a thesis about...
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Name: Russell Davies Bio: A ‘loud-mouthed, opinionated, condescending know-it-all’, according to my missus and she claims to love me! A Jerseyman drawn to the delights of supporting the School of...
View Article60 Evertonians: #34. Jake Mills
NAME: Jake Mills Quick Bio: Stand-up comedian and writer from Liverpool. Watches Everton. The jokes write themselves. Q1.Why Everton? Do we have a choice? It’s just built within us really. My dad is...
View Article60 Evertonians: #37. Tom Holvey – The world’s most remote Everton fan
Our aim is to interview sixty Evertonians from all walks of life and all corners of the globe. I currently live on Saint Helena Island, the world’s most remote tropical island. I work as the...
View Article60 Evertonians: #38. Rich Gordon
Our aim is to interview sixty Evertonians from all walks of life and all corners of the globe. 48 year old Dad of two boys. Old Swan originally but now living in Gloucestershire (via Leigh which...
View Article60 Evertonians: #39. Terry Smith
Our aim is to interview sixty Evertonians from all walks of life and all corners of the globe. Born in 1955 in Smithdown Road Hospital. Brought up in Everton till 11 years of age. Went to St. Michaels...
View Article60 Evertonians: #41. Karl Connolly
Middle name Francis, not a franchise, urbanist, lover of music, art, architecture, philosophy, literature and #EFC, views expressed are mine … Liverpool, Planet Earth Follow Karl on Twitter @kfcuk Why...
View Article60 Evertonians: #43. Nick Ashcroft
Our aim is to interview 60 Evertonians from all walks of life and all corners of the globe. @treacadelic. Part time poet, 6’4″ centre forward who likes a pint, very civil servant. With an almond...
View Article60 Evertonians: #44. Dave Pallett
Our aim is to interview 60 Evertonians from all walks of life and all corners of the globe. Dave Pallett aged 35, from Kirkby, Evertonian. 1.Why Everton? My dad’s an Evertonian & he took me at an...
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60 Evertonians: #46. Trish
Our aim is to interview sixty Evertonians from all walks of life and all corners of the globe. Born in Walton into a family of blue blooded Evertonians, can’t tell you my age but my first hero was Bob...
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