Books on Everton

Hogwild · August 24, 2014

Right, so I would like to read up on the history of the squad. Anyone have good book suggestions?

Thank you!

Hogwild · August 24, 2014

Bought corbett's school of science.... Will give it a go and let you know

McBain · August 24, 2014

2xpetes · August 24, 2014

Any-one read Looking for the Toffees?

Joey66 · August 24, 2014

Look on Amazon and car boots have some good old ones there!

Groucho · August 4, 2015

Hogwild said:
Bought corbett's school of science.... Will give it a go and let you know

That's a great read. Also read his book with Neville Southall.

Harry Catterick's biography is decent so far, and I'm only a little bit into "Finding Duncan Ferguson".

Back to James Corbett, I bought The Everton Encyclopaedia of his yesterday. I'm well up on our history, however this is so detailed, with lots of tidbits you didn't know. @Allezfan would love this one. £35 but it's a massive tome.

Aberblue · August 4, 2015

Anything by James Corbett is worth a read.

Joey66 · August 4, 2015

Hogwild said:
Bought corbett's school of science.... Will give it a go and let you know

Just started it impresses so far two chapters in!

roydo · August 4, 2015

2xpetes said:
Any-one read Looking for the Toffees?

Reading it now. It is superb. My era.

Thanks @the esk

Joey66 · August 4, 2015

roydo said:
Reading it now. It is superb. My era.

Thanks @the esk

The big Latchford era that Gordon Lee eam should have won something, very unlucky manager, not liked either, yet he had some good sides!

roydo · August 4, 2015

Joey66 said:
The big Latchford era that Gordon Lee eam should have won something, very unlucky manager, not liked either, yet he had some good sides!

Finished the Latchford chapter this morning in bed with a cuppa. Had no idea that he lived abroad now, nor that he was such a nice bloke.

Not that I thought he was nasty!

Joey66 · August 4, 2015

roydo said:
Finished the Latchford chapter this morning in bed with a cuppa. Had no idea that he lived abroad now, nor that he was such a nice bloke.

Not that I thought he was nasty!

Fox in the box was the Latch - Dave Thomas was his supply line , but Kingy , and he were a fine front two, a master stroke by Gordon Lee to make Kingy into a forward along side him!