1987–88 Everton F.C. season

From Infogalactic: the planetary knowledge core
Jump to: navigation, search
Everton
1987–88 season
Manager Colin Harvey
Ground Goodison Park
First Division 4th
FA Cup 5th round
League Cup Semifinals
Top goalscorer League: Graeme Sharp (13)
All: Graeme Sharp (22)
Highest home attendance 48,270 vs. Liverpool (21 February 1988)
Lowest home attendance 5,204 vs. Luton Town (16 February 1988)

During the 1987–88 English football season, Everton F.C. competed in the Football League First Division. They finished 4th in the table with 70 points. The Toffees advanced to the 5th round of the FA Cup, losing to Liverpool, and to the semifinals of the League Cup, losing to Arsenal.

Final League Table

Pos Team Pld W D L F A W D L F A F A GD Pts Notes
1 Liverpool 40 15 5 0 49 9 11 7 2 38 15 87 24 +63 90 All English teams excluded from European competition as a result of Heysel
2 Manchester United 40 14 5 1 41 17 9 7 4 30 21 71 38 +33 81
3 Nottingham Forest 40 11 7 2 40 17 9 6 5 27 22 67 39 +28 73
4 Everton 40 14 4 2 34 11 5 9 6 19 16 53 27 +26 70
5 Queens Park Rangers 40 12 4 4 30 14 7 6 7 18 24 48 38 +10 67
6 Arsenal 40 11 4 5 35 16 7 8 5 23 23 58 39 +19 66
7 Wimbledon 40 8 9 3 32 20 6 6 8 26 27 58 47 +11 57 FA Cup winners
8 Newcastle United 40 9 6 5 32 23 5 8 7 23 30 55 53 +2 56
9 Luton Town 40 11 6 3 40 21 3 5 12 17 37 57 58 –1 53 Football League Cup winners
10 Coventry City 40 6 8 6 23 25 7 6 7 23 28 46 53 –7 53
11 Sheffield Wednesday 40 10 2 8 27 30 5 6 9 25 36 52 66 –14 53
12 Southampton 40 6 8 6 27 26 6 6 8 22 27 49 53 –4 50
13 Tottenham Hotspur 40 9 5 6 26 23 3 6 11 12 25 38 48 –10 47
14 Norwich City 40 7 5 8 26 26 5 4 11 14 26 40 52 –12 45
15 Derby County 40 6 7 7 18 17 4 6 10 17 28 35 45 –10 43
16 West Ham United 40 6 9 5 23 21 3 6 11 17 31 40 52 –12 42
17 Charlton Athletic 40 7 7 6 23 21 2 8 10 15 31 38 52 –14 42
18 Chelsea 40 7 11 2 24 17 2 4 14 26 51 50 68 –18 42 [notes 1]
19 Portsmouth 40 4 8 8 21 27 3 6 11 15 39 36 66 –30 35
20 Watford 40 4 5 11 15 24 3 6 11 12 27 27 51 –24 32
21 Oxford United 40 5 7 8 24 34 1 6 13 20 46 44 80 –36 31
  • Pld = Matches played; W = Matches won; D = Matches drawn; L = Matches lost; F = Goals for; A = Goals against; GD = Goal difference; Pts = Points
  1. Chelsea lost in the final round of the play-offs and were thus relegated.

Results

Win Draw Loss

Football League First Division

Date Opponent Venue Result Attendance Scorers
15 August 1987 Norwich City H 1-0 31,728 Power
18 August 1987 Wimbledon A 1-1 7,763 Sharp
22 August 1987 Nottingham Forest A 0-0 20,445
29 August 1987 Sheffield Wednesday H 4-0 29,649 Clarke 2, Steven 2 (1 pen)
2 September 1987 Queens Park Rangers A 0-1 15,380
5 September 1987 Tottenham Hotspur H 0-0 32,389
12 September 1987 Luton Town A 1-2 8,124 Pointon
19 September 1987 Manchester United H 2-1 38,439 Clarke 2
26 September 1987 Coventry City H 1-2 28,153 Clarke
3 October 1987 Southampton A 4-0 15,719 Sharp 4
10 October 1987 Chelsea H 4-1 32,004 Sharp 2, Heath 2
17 October 1987 Newcastle United A 1-1 20,266 Snodin
24 October 1987 Watford H 2-0 28,501 Heath, Sharp
1 November 1987 LIverpool A 0-2 44,760
14 November 1987 West Ham H 3-1 29,405 Watson, Reid, Sharp
21 November 1987 Portsmouth A 1-0 17,724 Sharp
28 November 1987 Oxford United H 0-0 25,443
5 December 1987 Charlton Athletic A 0-0 7,208
12 December 1987 Derby County H 3-0 26,224 Snodin, Steven (pen), Heath
19 December 1987 Arsenal A 1-1 34,857 Watson
26 December 1987 Luton Town H 2-0 32,242 Heath 2
28 December 1987 Manchester United A 1-2 47,024 Watson
1 January 1988 Sheffield Wednesday A 0-1 26,443
3 January 1988 Nottingham Forest H 1-0 21,680 Clarke
16 January 1988 Norwich City A 3-0 15,750 Sharp 2, Heath
13 February 1988 Queens Park Rangers H 2-0 24,724 Parker (og), Pointon
27 February 1988 Southampton H 1-0 20,764 Power
5 March 1988 Newcastle United H 1-0 25,674 Clarke
9 March 1988 Tottenham Hotspur A 1-2 18,662 Fenwick (og)
12 March 1988 Chelsea A 0-0 17,390
20 March 1988 Liverpool H 1-0 44,162 Clarke
26 March 1988 Watford A 2-1 13,503 SheedyClarke
29 March 1988 Wimbledon H 2-2 20,351 Steven (pen), Pointon
4 April 1988 West Ham A 0-0 21,195
9 April 1988 Portsmouth H 2-1 21,292 Heath, Steven
19 April 1988 Coventry City A 2-1 15,641 Sharp, Heath
23 April 1988 Oxford United A 1-1 7,619 Clarke
30 April 1988 Charlton Athletic H 1-1 20,372 Steven (pen)
2 May 1988 Derby County A 0-0 17,974
7 May 1988 Arsenal H 1-2 22,445 Watson

[1]

FA Cup

<templatestyles src="Module:Hatnote/styles.css"></templatestyles>

Round Date Opponent Venue Result Attendance Goalscorers
3 9 January 1988 Sheffield Wednesday A 1-1 33,304 Reid
3 (rep) 13 January 1988 Sheffield Wednesday H 1-1 (aet) 32,935 Sharp
3 (2nd rep) 25 January 1988 Sheffield Wednesday H 1-1 (aet) 37,414 Steven
3 (3rd rep) 27 January 1988 Sheffield Wednesday A 5-0 38,953 Sharp 3, Heath, Snodin
4 30 January 1988 Middlesbrough F.C. H 1-1 36,564 Sharp
4 (rep) 3 February 1988 Middlesbrough F.C. A 2-2 (aet) 25,235 Watson, Steven
4 (2nd rep) 9 February 1988 Middlesbrough F.C. H 2-1 32,222 Sharp, Mowbray (og)
5 21 February 1988 Liverpool H 0-1 48,270

[1]

League Cup

<templatestyles src="Module:Hatnote/styles.css"></templatestyles>

Round Date Opponent Venue Result Attendance Goalscorers
2:1 22 September 1987 Rotherham H 3-2 15,369 Snodin, Wilson, Clarke (pen)
2:2 6 October 1987 Rotherham A 0-0 (agg 3-2) 12,995
3 28 October 1987 LIverpool A 1-0 44071 Stevens
4 17 November 1987 Oldham Athletic H 2-1 23,315 Watson, Adams
QF 20 January 1988 Manchester City H 2-0 40,014 Heath, Sharp
SF:1 7 February 1988 Arsenal H 0-1 25,476
SF:2 24 February 1988 Arsenal A 1-3 (agg 1-4) 51,148 Heath

[1]

Squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
England DF Neil Adams
England MF Paul Bracewell
England FW Wayne Clarke
England DF Alan Harper
England FW Adrian Heath
England FW Ian Marshall
England GK Bobby Mimms
England DF Derek Mountfield
England DF Neil Pointon
England DF Paul Power
Wales DF Kevin Ratcliffe
England MF Peter Reid
No. Position Player
Scotland FW Graeme Sharp
Republic of Ireland MF Kevin Sheedy
England DF Ian Snodin
Wales GK Neville Southall
England MF Trevor Steven
England DF Gary Stevens
Wales DF Pat Van Den Hauwe
England DF Dave Watson
Scotland MF Ian Wilson
England GK Alec Chamberlain
England GK Mike Stowell

[2]

References