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Colin Harvey's Everton Secrets - 40 years at Goodison from Catterick to Moyes
Colin Harvey is steeped in Everton history. He made a unique journey – from terrace fan, to legendary player to manager, having played a key role in two remarkable Goodison eras. Harvey was the local boy destined to link up with Alan Ball and Howard Kendall in an immortal midfield trio.
As a coach, he went on to to play a central role in the club’s most successful period – the remarkable Eighties. In this book Harvey takes you inside Everton as he frankly reveals his path through four Goodison
decades from Catterick to Moyes.
His compelling story is blended with the recollections of writer and broadcaster John Keith to form a compelling account of 40 years of Everton history.
As a coach, he went on to to play a central role in the club’s most successful period – the remarkable Eighties. In this book Harvey takes you inside Everton as he frankly reveals his path through four Goodison
decades from Catterick to Moyes.
His compelling story is blended with the recollections of writer and broadcaster John Keith to form a compelling account of 40 years of Everton history.
500 pages, Kindle Edition
First published March 21, 2013
About the author
Colin Harvey
70 books10 followersBritish SF writer Colin Harvey, 50, died August 15, 2011 of a stroke.
First published in 2001, Colin was the author of six novels, the last of which is Damage Time which was published in October 2010.
He was also the editor of the Black Quill and British Fantasy Award nominated anthology Killers, and the SF anthology Future Bristol, which has had glowing reviews from Albedo One and The Fix. His most recent anthology, Dark Spires: Speculative Fiction From Hardy Country is available from Wizards Tower Press.
His short fiction has appeared in Interzone, Albedo One and Apex Magazine, and is collected in Displacement.
Obituaries:
Locus
Angry Robot Books
First published in 2001, Colin was the author of six novels, the last of which is Damage Time which was published in October 2010.
He was also the editor of the Black Quill and British Fantasy Award nominated anthology Killers, and the SF anthology Future Bristol, which has had glowing reviews from Albedo One and The Fix. His most recent anthology, Dark Spires: Speculative Fiction From Hardy Country is available from Wizards Tower Press.
His short fiction has appeared in Interzone, Albedo One and Apex Magazine, and is collected in Displacement.
Obituaries:
Locus
Angry Robot Books
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January 24, 2025
Very important book for Everton supporters to read and very entertaining read
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