Tony Wainwright

Many know that @PaulMcCartney attended the 1968 FA Cup Final. But, in my new @EvertonHeritage article, I dig into his appearance at Goodison Park to watch a Merseyside derby match, later that year (the day after Hey Jude was released). Read on: efcheritagesociety.com/hey-blues-paul…

@GosssArt How much are these Will?

UPDATE All pre-orders are 80% there. Models have started trickling out and will arrive over the next couple of weeks. Keep an eye out for tracking details 📨

Pte William Coleman served with the 19th&20th Pals, before being KIA on 15 Apr 1918 with the 2/6 N.Staffs Regiment. He was just 20. His home was 12 Arnold Grove, Wavertree, Liverpool, later the birthplace and home of Beatle @GeorgeHarrison. His story; liverpoolpals.com/soldier/?i=303…

My obituary of Henry Newton for @EvertonHeritage is now available to read on the Society’s website. Thanks to @MikeRoyden for formatting and uploading it so quickly. efcheritagesociety.com/henry-newton-1…

On 26 August 1939, reigning champions Everton drew 1-1 with Brentford. With the season being abandoned due to the war, the fixture got played again almost exactly seven years later. @paulmcparlan wrote about this for the matchday programme heritage page: efcheritagesociety.com/wp-content/upl…

The remarkable Jack Cock: international footballer, team manager, Military Medal war hero with the Footballer’s Battalion, and star of stage and screen. The fascinating life of this former Brentford and Everton forward, is recounted here by @robsawyer70 efcheritagesociety.com/jack-cock-scor…

Born 10 April 1915, Elie Hurel – the first Jerseyan to play in the English First Division, and probably the second Francophone Everton footballer (after James Meunier). He also fought in WW2. His remarkable story is on our website: efcheritagesociety.com/elie-hurel-the… @JerseyFA

ICYMI, a report on our website of the recent event at @EvertonStadium to celebrate one of Goodison Park’s greatest nights: the 1984/85 ECWC semi-final second leg. efcheritagesociety.com/blues-celebrat…

On this day, 105 years ago, the Toffees defeated Oldham Athletic in a high-scoring match at Goodison Park. Sam Chedgzoy was one Toffeeman on target in a 5-2 win. Read about this Everton Giant, here: efcheritagesociety.com/sam-chedgzoy-a…

@CrawfordTartan @Bluestocking63 ‘The Story of the Bullens’ by @robsawyer70 on the @EvertonHeritage website can be found here; efcheritagesociety.com/the-story-of-t…

@bbctms Rehan Ahmed

“I think the next 3 months are going to be really exciting for County Cricketers. There are a fair few slots available & performances will have consequences” Sir Alastair Cook tells the TMS PODCAST Test places are up for grabs. Who would you like to see picked? #bbccricket

On this day 22 March 1918 - my great grandfather, Bombardier Charles Royden R.F.A., was killed in action aged 36, Monchy-le-Preux, in the defence of Arras. He left a widow and 6 children. His story 👉 tinyurl.com/bdcrxnhu 🥀 #OTD #WW1 @Liverpool_Pals @lewisroyden

ICYMI, do give this excellent article by Jamie Yates on the goalpost desecrating craze of the 1960s a read: efcheritagesociety.com/the-great-goal…

@ElvisPresley Suspicious Minds

Comment below your favorite Elvis song! 🎶 #ElvisPresley #Icon #Legend #Fame

@lfchistorical @EvertonHeritage @PitchPublishing I have it on Pre order from Waterstones

Now entering the final few days of reading through the manuscript, before submitting to the publisher. I truly hope I have done justice to these two great teams. #LiverpoolFC #EvertonFC @PitchPublishing #scousesupremacy

#OnThisDay 2016 Romelu Lukaku ripped Chelsea apart with both Everton goals in a 2-0 FA Cup Quarter-Final win at Goodison Park. Gareth Barry & Diego Costa were sent off. #EFC

@Everton @bluekippercom 43 seconds

⚡️On this day in 2023... But can you remember how many seconds it took for Dwight to put us ahead?

Born on 11 March 1897, a true Everton stalwart: Hunter Hart. The Scot had an illustrious playing career at EFC (in spite of only having sight in one eye) before moving into club administration. Sadly, he left under something of a cloud. His story is here: efcheritagesociety.com/the-life-of-hu…

On this day in 1939, the Toffees were closing in on the league title with a 4-0 win over Leicester City. Left-back Norman Greenhalgh (signed from New Brighton, managed by my great-grandfather) scored a fine solo goal. Read more in Broken Dreams. mountvernonpublishing.com/catalogue/brok…

@thebullensview 15 points should see us into Europe.

With 9 games being left of the season. How many Wins/Points do you think Everton will pick up? 🔵