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This is Everton - Videomag


The BIG CLUBS  in the FA Premiership have regular videomags for the fans... So did Everton – for all of 1½ seasons back in the mid-1990s.  

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 THIS IS EVERTON
 
The introduction of Everton's bi-monthly video-magazine coincided nicely with Everton's best season in the Premiership: 1995-96.  The 60-minute videos provide fans – especially those living abroad and getting limited coverage of Everton on their local TVs – with detailed coverage of Everton matches and all happenings at the club.

With Everton's precipitous fall from the higher echelons of the Premiership during the disastrous spring of 1997, the decision was made by the Board of Everton FC to terminate this bi-monthly video-magazine, without any explanation.

 
 VIDEO MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTION
 
The Videomagazine Subscription service rates (in pounds sterling) for the full 1996-97 season were:

This is Everton VideoMag Subscriptions
Destination Full Season Price Discount Price
United Kingdom: £ 58.00 £ 55.10
Eire / Europe: £ 68.00 £ 64.60
Rest of the World (Surface): £ 70.00 £ 66.50
Rest of the World (Air): £ 85.00 £ 80.75

This is Everton used to be available by subscription through Everton's Mail Order Department.  You could also get a 5% discounted Supporters Club rate, if you included your membership number.

If you want the Everton videomagazine re-established, please write, call or fax to:

Mail Order Department
Everton Football Club
Goodison Road
Liverpool L4 4EL

Phone: (0151) 330-2333 --- Fax: (0151) 286-0100

 
 VOLUME 2
 
We were promised at least 4 issues, but only got three. The sudden departure of Joe Royle at the end of March 1997 probably meant that the stillborn Issue 4 became an overnight embarrassment and was canned. Subscribers instead eventually received a "free" copy of the Season Review of 1996-97 in its place.

 
 VOLUME 1
 
The inaugural season of Everton's video-magazine in 1995-96 was a great step forward, especially for Evertonians exiled in far-flung corners of the globe.  Here was a chance to see all the goals, the current players and news-makers at Goodison Park.

 
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