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Everton Football Club ( / ˈɛvərtən /) is a professional association football club based in Liverpool, England. The club competes in the Premier League, the top tier of English football.
- 1920 – 1931
- 1938
- 1972 – 1976
- 1976 – 1978
- 1978 – 1982
- 1982 – 1983
- 1983 – 1991
- 1991 – 2000
- 2000 – 2013
- 2013 – 2014
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The debut emblem was presented in 1920. The emblem features a blue shield with a double outline. In the center is a white monogram of stylized letters EFC. This is the abbreviation of the team’s full name – Everton Football Club.
At the end of the 1937/1938 season, the club’s secretary, Theo Kelly, developed an emblem to decorate the ties “Everton” employees wore. It took four months to create the design. The main motif was Prince Rupert’s round tower, which once housed criminals and drunkards. Next to it are two laurel wreaths – symbols of victory. The central elements are...
In 1972, the team first used a simplified logo with the abbreviation EFC on a white background. The letters are blue, written in a cursive script.
In 1976, a new version of the three-letter logo appeared. The inscription is made in a square font without serifs.
Designers reverted to the 1938 logo, modifying the style of the drawing. At the circle’s center is a blue shield with a tower and two laurel wreaths. Above it is the club’s name, “Everton F.C.,” and below it is the abbreviation EFC and the Latin motto “Nil Satis Nisi Optimum.” The green color is used for the wreaths and the outline of the shield.
In 1982, an emblem version appeared without the shield and motto. The main elements remained: Prince Rupert’s Tower, wreaths, and the inscription “Everton.” They are colored yellow and stand out against a blue circle with a white outline.
Designers simplified the previous logo, drawing the tower and wreaths. There’s no circle, and half of the space is occupied by the letters EFC.
In the 1990s, the original emblem that appeared in 1938 was recreated. The club’s name was removed. The style of the emblem’s drawing changed slightly. The white ribbon became blue.
In 2000, designers updated the color palette, adding yellow outlines and a blue gradient. On the sides of the shield, the numbers “18” and “78” appeared, denoting the year the team was founded. At the very bottom is the inscription “Everton.”
In 2013, a redesign was conducted. A version of the logo without the motto and laurel wreaths appeared, but fans did not like it—an online petition to cancel the new features collected 22,000 signatures. As a result, the changed emblem was used for only one season.
Learn about the evolution and meaning of Everton's logo, featuring Prince Rupert's Tower and laurel wreaths. See the club's brand overview, nicknames, motto, and achievements.
8. Aug. 2023 · Das aktuelle Everton-Logo wurde 2014 entworfen und basiert auf früheren Versionen. Es zeigt ein blaues Wappen mit einem Turm, zwei Kränze und das Gründungsdatum des Clubs in Weiß. Auf dem unteren Teil des Schildes ist „Everton 1878“ in dünnen traditionellen Linien angebracht.
Learn about the evolution of the Everton crest from 1920 to 2014, featuring the iconic Beacon and the Club motto. See the different designs and changes over time and the fan vote for the current crest.
Corporate logo On 21 February 2013, Everton FC filed a monochrome version of this crest with the Intellectual Property Office.[1] It was officially unveiled on the club's website on 25 May...
Der FC Everton (offiziell Everton Football Club) – auch bekannt als The Toffees oder The Blues – ist ein englischer Fußballverein aus Liverpool. Mit neun Meisterschaften, fünf FA-Cup-Siegen und einem Erfolg im Europapokal der Pokalsieger ist der Klub einer der erfolgreichsten englischen Fußballvereine.
9. Juli 2024 · At the heart of this legacy pulses the Everton logo—a crest symbolizing pride, heritage, and unwavering passion. Diving into the intricacies of this emblem, we unravel a tapestry woven with the threads of history, artistry, and the undying spirit of the Toffees.
