Everton are the catholic side of Liverpool because more catholics live there but everton fc is prodestant. it was based a methodist club
Liverpool but Chelsea is a lot better
i am led to believe tottenham man u Liverpool everton arsenal are clubs i know for sure i think there are more though
Danish defender Per Krøldrup joined Everton from Italian side Udinese in June 2005, for a reported £5m. He played one league game (the 4-0 away defeat at Aston Villa) and a home FA Cup tie against Milwall.He was listed in The Times newspaper's "Top 50 worst transfers" and the Liverpool Echo's "Merseyside Lost 11" - a list of Liverpool and Everton players the paper considered the worst in history.
Played against Liverpool for the opening of the Govan stand in the 80 s and against Everton in Dubai in a preseason tourney i seem to remember that Rangers won that 8-1 or something crazy. I know Rangers lost 2-0 at Ibrox to Liverpool around December 81. I know because I was involved in a car accident en route and missed the whole first half! No recollection of Rangers EVER beating a top English side by such a scoreline but that's not to say it didn't happen.
Nicolas Anelka and Andrei Kanchelskis. Anelka did it in 2002, scoring for Liverpool and Manchester City. Kanchelskis did it in 1995 scoring for Manchester United and Everton.
The Other Side of Liverpool was created in 2010.
Anfield ground is in the area of Anfield in Liverpool which is in England. It's on one side of Stanley park, on the otherside is Goodison, Everton's ground. If this information doesn't help you try checking Google Earth or Virtual Earth. But I hope this does help you.
Everton won nothing with Gary Lineker in the side, he did win the Golden Boot that year though.
The most well known Liverpool is located in England, although there are several other Liverpool's throughout the world. Liverpool is a city and a metropolitan borough located at Merseyside, England, at the eastern side of the Mersey estuary.
Joe Royle (1995 - Everton 1 Man. Utd. 0) It is now :- Harry Redknapp (2008 - Portsmouth 1 Cardiff City 0)
Everton's broke their transfer record on 1-Sep-2008, paying Belgian side Standard Liege £15m for midfielder Marouane Fellaini.
The Royalist side, or the Cavaliers, were the predominantly Catholic side.