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60 Evertonians: #32. Russell Davies

February 12, 2013
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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 Science, I have managed to indoctrinate both kids and indeed the aforementioned missus in the ways of the Toffee but I have provided very little to the world otherwise. I love trail running and karate (which handily provides two alternative solutions for dealing with over enthusiastic Reds). If I had to sum up my feelings when talking about Everton in one word it would be ‘Pride’. Q1.Why Everton? Now don’t judge me too harshly: 1986-I hadn’t ever really...

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60 Evertonians: #31. Simon Paul

March 21, 2012
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Bio: 35 year old who has been going to Goodison for 30 years now and wishes we could be as good as we were in my first 7 years as a fan!  Run the NSNO site as a hobby, although it’s become a much bigger hobby than was ever planned.  In fact, when I started NSNO, I told my (then) girlfriend that if it ever out-grew the free hosting it was on, that I would just give it up.  A dedicated server and a break up later, it has survived. The site was started as a distraction from my day job, and it combined two things I liked most...

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60 Evertonians: #26.Mark Ellis

August 12, 2011
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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 brother called Ben who is also a passionate blue. I live In Kirkdale, Liverpool having moved up to be with my fiancée Lyndsay; we are now expecting our first child. I love going the match, it’s a part of my being and the thrill of seeing the turf for the first time on a Saturday never goes away, I always sit in the Gwladys Street because if memories...

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60 Evertonians: 20. Paul Gleeson

February 18, 2011
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60 Evertonians: 20. Paul Gleeson

Paul Gleeson Bio: - Paul Gleeson is just one among many recent graduates, searching in eternal hope of a job slightly affiliated with his degree (Media and Cultural Studies). In the meantime, he writes sports criticism with his work being featured on award-winning football blog In Bed with Maradona, as well as his own blog these are utopias who never happen. Q1. Why Everton? Both my Dad and Grandad were Evertonians – it being somewhat of a family curse, apparently – plus my mum’s side of the family never visibly expressed any club-loyalties, so Everton it was. Q2. I remember standing amongst a glum chain gang of fans at...

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60 Evertonians: 19. Thomas Mallows

February 16, 2011
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60 Evertonians: 19. Thomas Mallows

Thomas Mallows Bio: - I grew up in Ormskirk, just outside Liverpool and quickly became obsessed with the mighty Blues from a young age. I had a season ticket from 1994 until 2009, when work/money pressures forced me to reduce my match going habits. I still go as much as I can but since qualifying as a sports journalist in 2008 I have concentrated much of my passion for Everton into running SBNation’s Everton blog – www.royalbluemersey.com.   Q1. Why Everton? I wasn’t given a choice! My Grandma & Grandad were massive Evertonians and they passed that onto my Mum and her sisters – who in turn spread the...

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60 Evertonians: 18.John Hill

February 15, 2011
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60 Evertonians: 18.John Hill

60 Evertonians:John Hill Bio: - My name is John Hill and im an Evertonian, thats the confession out of the way but dont be fooled. I wouldnt want it any other way. I live in a small village in West Yorkshire and up to this year i got to a few games a season, depending on work but this Christmas my girlfriend bought me a half season ticket as a gift. COYB Q1. Why Everton? When i was a kid you didnt get all these replica kits, it was either a Blue & White kit or Red & White kit. Ive never liked Red (had to be an omen)...

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60 Evertonians: 17. Liz Forster

February 14, 2011
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60 Evertonians: 17. Liz Forster

Liz Forster Bio: - I’m a 29 year old not dull at all accountant, living in Huyton. Evertonian all my life, with a season ticket in the lower gwladys. Q1. Why Everton? Like most of us, we had no choice! My dad was a blue and as his first born it was passed on to me. My mum and dad used to run a pub and they would dress me and the pub in Everton gear for all the cup finals in the 80’s! The first game I have a memory of was Tony Cottee’s debut against Newcastle in 88/89 season. I was hooked ever since. Q2. I remember...

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60 Evertonians: 15.Paul Dargan

January 14, 2011
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Paul Dargan Bio: Paul is a freelance writer covering everything from Soccer to Chefs and is a regular contributor to the Followtonians Podcast. Q1. Why Everton?  Well, my uncle beat my dad to taking me to a game. My dad is a Red, if that initial line doesn’t explain that. My first game was on August 27 1988, when Tony Cottee scored the first three of 99 career goals for us. I never looked back and when I was old enough to, began going with my school mates in the mid-1990s. Even though that was the nadir of our generation, I was insatiable and craved the atmosphere surrounding the...

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60 Evertonians: 13 Steve Johnson

December 10, 2010
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Our aim is to interview 60 Evertonians from all walks of life and all corners of the globe.   13.Steve Johnson Bio: – Steve is the author of “Everton – The Official Complete Record”  – a comprehensive and beautifullly written guide to every Everton season. Steve also runs the website www.evertonresults.com , which is also a must for any Everton fact checking. He’s a lifelong blue, and was kind enough to agree to this interview. Q1. Why Everton?  I didn’t have a choice!  My dad was a season ticket holder and, like many other homes I suppose, our house revolved around Everton – talking about matches and players, collecting...

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