Everton

Everton play at Goodison Park, their historic home since 1892, located in the Walton area of Liverpool. With a capacity of 39,414, this atmospheric stadium represents over 130 years of football history, though the club will soon move to a new waterfront stadium.

Everton finished 13th with 48 points, recording 11 wins, 15 draws, and 12 losses. They scored 42 goals and conceded 44, demonstrating defensive resilience with the most draws in the league, showcasing their fighting spirit throughout the campaign.

Everton have won 9 English league titles, 5 FA Cups, and the 1985 European Cup Winners' Cup. They're one of only six clubs to have competed in every Premier League season, a remarkable achievement demonstrating sustained top-flight status.

Everton are nicknamed 'The Toffees' due to a toffee shop called Ye Anciente Everton Toffee House that was located near Goodison Park. The tradition of 'Toffee Lady' throwing Everton Mints into the crowd continues, making it one of football's most charming traditions.

Everton legends include Dixie Dean (scored 60 league goals in one season - a record that still stands), Neville Southall, Duncan Ferguson, Tim Cahill, and manager Howard Kendall. These icons shaped Everton's identity and delivered unforgettable moments.

Everton's fiercest rivals are Liverpool in the Merseyside Derby, one of English football's most historic and passionate rivalries. Unlike many city rivalries, this one is known for families divided between the two clubs, adding unique intensity.

Founded in 1878, Everton are one of England's oldest clubs and founding members of the Football League (1888). They've never been relegated from the top division, a distinction shared with only a handful of clubs, demonstrating remarkable longevity.

Everton were dubbed the 'School of Science' in the early 1900s due to their innovative, skillful playing style. This commitment to attractive football became part of the club's identity, influencing their approach throughout their history.

Everton's motto 'Nil Satis Nisi Optimum' (Nothing But The Best Is Good Enough) and deep community roots in Liverpool make them one of English football's most authentic clubs. Their 'People's Club' identity and charity work resonate globally with fans who value community connection.

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