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Virtual cuppas and food bank donations: How football clubs are supporting communities during lockdown
Adam Nelson takes a look at how the community initiatives at Liverpool FC and Everton FC are providing fans with much-needed support during the Covid-19 lockdown.
Everton FC | Gathering fan data in the age of GDPR
Ben Cronin asks Everton's director of risk & governance Paul McNicholas; Kyle Cockett, senior insight manager; and the club's first data protection officer Ian Garratt about its strategies regarding how it uses fan data.
Premier League clubs show the value in community service
In the commercial battleground of English football, clubs are investing time and money in establishing community and CSR initiatives without any realistic prospect of a tangible return on investment. SportBusiness asks why, through the lens of three examples from the Premier League.
‘People’s Club’ philosophy guides Everton’s fan engagement strategy
Everton director of marketing, Richard Kenyon, explains how innovative pricing and engagement with young fans have helped the Premier League club shore up ailing attendances.
Everton nets lucrative Cazoo shirt sponsorship with women’s and youth rights still to sell
English Premier League club Everton has struck a three-season deal to make online car retailer Cazoo its new shirt sponsor
Everton doubles yearly fee in Hummel kit supply agreement
Everton’s new kit supply deal, with Danish brand Hummel, will net the club almost double the income of its existing deal with Umbro.
SportBusiness understands the agreement is worth about £9.5m (€10.6m/$11.6m)
Usmanov purchases naming rights option to new Everton stadium
A naming rights option to Everton’s proposed new stadium has been purchased by Russian billionaire Alisher Usmanov’s holding company USM.
Everton reveals plans for new £500m, 52,000-seat stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock
Everton FC has revealed designs for its proposed 52,000-capacity new stadium, set to be built at Liverpool’s Bramley-Moore Dock at a cost of £500m ($621m/€558m).