With kick-off moved for TV coverage in the UK, Evertonians in North America were afforded a lie-in on Saturday before the game against Chelsea. Blues gathered across the country in anticipation of a new season. Unfortunately the result didn’t go our way, but as you can see from the photos below, turnout was great.
To find details of your local supporters club in North America, check out the directory here.
We are often asked by Blues making the trip to Goodison and the city of Liverpool, “where to go, where to stay, what to do?”
This guide from American Toffee Jeff Wallner serves as a good starting place. It doesn’t cover everything, but we hope it is a help!
As a group of North American Toffees make a pilgrimage to Liverpool this weekend, we hear from Chris King who recently traveled to Liverpool to watch Everton vs. Leeds United, and what a first visit to Goodison Park means to him.
Liz Lefebvre (@elefebvre11) an Evertonian from Minnesota recalls her first time watching Everton play at Goodison Park. I got to the stadium excessively early on…
Everton will play Arsenal on Saturday July 16th (kick-off 7pm ET) at the 70,000-capacity M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, Maryland – home of NFL side Baltimore Ravens
With Philadelphia hosting the latest Premier League Mornings Live, Evertonians from across the US came together, and were treated to a special appearance from Everton legend Graham Stuart
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