Trivia Quiz On History Of Everton F.C.

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1. Everton crashed out of the European Cup in a 1-0 defeat to Inter Milan in 1964. Which Everton legend made his debut that match?

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Harvey was 18 at the time and would enjoy a fruitful career with Everton and later became manager.

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Trivia Quiz On History Of Everton F.C. - Quiz

Are you familiar with the history of Everton F. C.? With this quiz, you must know what Everton’s ground was called before Anfield, which Everton player was the first to score a double hat trick in a game, which player was a reserve for two title-winning seasons in the ’30s,... see moreand who was Dean Dixie was? If you are curious to understand more about Everton F. C., this is the quiz for you. see less

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2. Which Welsh team did T.G. Jones, late Everton centre-back, lead to a famous 2-0 win over Napoli in 1962?

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Sadly they lost on aggregate.

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3. We've all heard of Dixie Dean's 60 goal haul in the 1927/28 season, a record in English football, but second place scored 59 goals. True or False?

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It was from George Camsell in the previous season for Middlesbrough

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4. What was Everton's ground called before Anfield?

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They stayed there for two years between 1882 and 1884.

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5. Everyone remembers Bob's Latchford famous 30 gaol haul that won him £10,000 in 1978. However, he had to split the money with various other people. How much did the big man end up with?

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Unbelievably yes. Just £192!

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6. Who was Everton's first ever foreign player?

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Not the best of midfielders - only played four times!

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7. Who was Dixie Dean sold to in 1937?

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He later went onto to play for Sligo Rovers in Ireland.

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8. Which player was a reserve for two title winning seasons in the 30s despite being a regular in the majority of the other seasons?

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A half-back who went on to become manager of Everton.

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9. An Everton player was the first to score a double hat-trick in a game. Which Everton player?

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It was in a 7-1 win over West Brom in the 1893-94 season.

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10. When Everton won the league in 1914/15, their centre-forward was the league's top goal scorer. What was his name?

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Sadly outbreak of WW1 saw him fail to continue his goalscoring form

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Everton crashed out of the European Cup in a 1-0 defeat to Inter Milan...
Which Welsh team did T.G. Jones, late Everton centre-back, lead to a...
We've all heard of Dixie Dean's 60 goal haul in the 1927/28...
What was Everton's ground called before Anfield?
Everyone remembers Bob's Latchford famous 30 gaol haul that won...
Who was Everton's first ever foreign player?
Who was Dixie Dean sold to in 1937?
Which player was a reserve for two title winning seasons in...
An Everton player was the first to score a double hat-trick in a game....
When Everton won the league in 1914/15, their centre-forward was the...
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