Glovesmen of Goodison

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Everton Football Club
First Division
first team
Football
George Wood
glovesmen
goalkeepers
goalkeeping
Goodison Park
Gordon Lee
Gordon West
Gwladys Street
Harry Catterick
history
Howard Kendall
Jordan Pickford
men's football
men’s football
Merseyside
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Neville Southall
Nigel Martyn
Premier League
Rachel Brown-Finnis
reserves
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Ted Sagar
Tim Howard
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women's football
women’s football

Product details

  • ISBN 9781836801641
  • Dimensions: 144 x 222mm
  • Publication Date: 28 Jul 2025
  • Publisher: Pitch Publishing Ltd
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Hardback
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Explore the careers of every goalkeeper who has stood between the sticks for Merseyside giants Everton FC, with exclusive insight from some of the keepers themselves.

Meticulously researched, this compelling book is brimming with fascinating stories of the club’s leading last lines of defence, including:

  • Ted Sagar and his 24-year spell with the Toffees
  • Double title-winner Gordon West and his comedic partnership with skipper Brian Labone
  • The inimitable Neville Southall’s rise through the football pyramid, including the punishing training routines and elite mentality that set him apart
  • Nigel Martyn, whose calming presence proved invaluable at both ends of the Premier League table
  • The exploits of US international Tim Howard, Everton’s goalscoring goalkeeper
  • England number-one Jordan Pickford, and how his relationship with Alan Kelly highlights the importance of a top-level goalkeeper coach in the modern game
  • The history of Everton Women’s goalkeepers, including a detailed portrait of former England goalie Rachel Brown-Finnis

With chapters covering every period of the club’s rich goalkeeping past, this book is a must-read for Evertonians and goalkeeping aficionados everywhere.

Paul Owens has collaborated with several of the club’s former goalkeepers, captains and coaches to chronicle the careers of every keeper to have lined up between the uprights at Goodison Park. A lifelong Evertonian and goalkeeping obsessive, he has written numerous articles on the Toffees’ number-ones for the Everton FC Heritage Society, the club’s official matchday programme and their unofficial fanzines When Skies are Grey and The Black Watch.

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