Why Liverpool Split from Everton & Swapped Kit Colours | Merseyside Derby | Roots of the Rivalry
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Why Everton & Liverpool Split Up & Swapped Kit Colours | Merseyside Derby | Roots of the Rivalry
Up St. Domingo FC! In this documentary on the history of the Merseyside Derby (Liverpool Derby) or Liverpool vs Everton, we’ll take a look at the history of Everton, the history of Liverpool, the foundational history of both, and why Everton and Liverpool split up. Also, we’ll talk about Anfield, and the history of Goodison Park, and the impact that the Heysel Disaster had on the two sets of fans and their relationship. Also, did you know that Everton played at Anfield first? A look at the history of the Merseyside Derby that you didn’t know!
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Thanks for watching, everyone!
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Great video! And thanks for mentioning the 80's for us Everton fans, it's very rare this gets mentioned. Just as a side note, you should have shown how close the two stadiums are, it's very rare that this occurs in any rivalry. As the saying goes, "a derby at Anfield is the only derby where the away side walk to the ground and the home side fly to it"
Hasn't got a patch on the Tyne wear derby
Just one thing, Merseyside didn't exist until the 70s. It was Lancashire back then.
It was Lancashire, chesire and boroughs basically
Merseyside has no official title but the term Merseyside Derby first appears in print in 1938. Prior to that it was called the 'roll off the tongue' local derby between Everton and Liverpool [vice versa depending who was at home]. The term derby itself is first used in 1914.
I didn't know that. What was the reason for the creation?
@@GeneralBulldog54 it was created in 1974 as a new local government area to take Liverpool out of Lancashire and Birkenhead out of Cheshire.
@@TheGiantKillers I never knew such a thing was possible. We hear news of parts of our states wanting to separate because of the rural/urban cultural divide almost all the time but the matter is always quickly quashed.
Onto the derby's original term. "Roll off the tongue"? What does that mean?
You should also start making videos on the origins of football leagues
@Hammer 001 Um, what point are you trying to make? I'm so confused
@Hammer 001 shit point, he only wanted the history of leagues. Not fucking Sheffield.
@Hammer 001 yeah, because all the other information isn't out there, right? Your "point" literally makes no sense
Hammer 001 Notts County is the oldest. Founded in 1862. Sheffield Wednesday was founded in 1867. But other than that, we don’t know what point you’re trying to make.
I heard a 'theory' on the Everton 'pink' strip. A benefactor to the club was a local butcher who along with other perks (he no doubt supplied the team with meat) undertook duties such as washing the kit. Everton at some point briefly wore white (or predominantly white shirts) a trainee butchers staff member was tasked with washing the strip but managed to include a few bloodied aprons in with the load.
The result, not surprisingly left a light pink hue to the shirts. What with cost etc, they played out the remainder of the season in these tainted shirts.
It's at this point they adopted a theme on that colour for their first choice shirts for a couple of seasons.
EFC have adopted a 'salmon' or 'pink' coloured shirt at various points in the 1990's/2000's as an away/change strip, no doubt in homage to this early period in their history.
Please don't shoot the messenger! - I got this tale from a life long Everton supporter many years ago.
Excellent video. Great point about Everton losing out on success in Europe due to the Heysel tragedy .
West Ham also missed out on European football in 1986 because of the ban. As a West Ham fan you must do a video on the Rivalry between West Ham and Millwall. If you haven't already . It might not be the biggest derby in the world but it certainly is one of the more notorious . We hate SPURS most though . Sweet Bruv✊
Was one of the biggest in the country but until we win again the rivalry is too one sided
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liverpool is red
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Bitters always bitter
villa blues is a big one
I'm from Speke originally (Liverpool). Half the family (my half) are reds, the other half blue. It is genuinely 50/50. But I've known siblings support the different teams. I think every time a Scouser is born the gods toss a coin... to paraphrase GRRM.
Sorry but.. 1:47 the year should be 1879
Said it right, wrote it wrong. 😑 These things drive me INSANE. Regardless, thanks for pointing it out man!
If you didn't point it out I would never have noticed
I noticed lol. Editing error we all do it 🙄
I thought it was 1878
@@brandondowse6326 the club did start in 1878 st.domingo's then changed there name to everton in 1879 but it was still the same club,hope that clears it up for you
So your gonna spend over a minute talking about Heysel, but give a brief line to how Hillsborough United the entire city, not bring up how Everton and Liverpool fans have stood together to fight what they see as injustices not just surrounding Hillsborough but also things such as poverty in the city, which is ultimately what gives us the edge, I will happily say I hate a lot of Everton players and a small minority of fans, but we unite on the key issues and we fight for what we believe in together, we don't let our clubs get in the way of the things in our city that is wider than football
@Mark Jenkins might wanna give this a read
www.gov.uk/government/speeches/determinations-and-findings-of-the-hillsborough-inquests
@Mark Jenkins try reading the facts before you engage what little brain you have.
+ the recent work with local food banks. It's a great example of how football rivalries ought to be.
That's fine and I agree that it brought the fans together (as I said in the video briefly) but this is ultimately a video (and series) about the root of the RIVALRY - not the root of what brought the fans together. That's why the Heysel stuff was included, and the Hillsborough information was not. Hillsborough deserves a video of its own as it's a very different situation and doesn't fit with this series.
@Mark Jenkins You are a class 1 Idiot.
I was going to request you do the Merseyside Derby. Long time fan, first time commenter.. Keep up the amazing work. Best football channel on TH-cam
Really enjoyed this video! Thanks!
Wow, cricket was a summer sport on Merseyside. Who would have guessed that.
Be fair: he is foreign. How much do you know about baseball?
@@66veteran more than i need to, having lived with a Yankees fan in the Bronx. I prefer soccer - and am a fan of Kingston Stockade
@@williamthompson2941ho do Kingston Stockade play in their Derby match?
@@66veteran wanker
This channel is one of my best finds on YT regarding football.
My first memory of a Merseyside Derby was turning up at Goodison and a father turns up with his blue and white scarf, with his two preteen sons. Both with red and white scarves.
Great video, very well researched
Absolutely brilliant knowledge mate. Love your work. 👏
Great video man love it !
Liverpool fan and from Earlestown / Newton - always fun to see our town mentioned as the first opposition to play at Anfield in the Liverpool Cup.
This is some great content congrats man
Thanks for taking the effort for a great explainer video.
Very interesting content, thanks for rehashing all these facts in concise video form, hella easier than digging, mate. I found your bobbing in frame a little distracting, but good content nonetheless. I'll check out your channel and see if my favourite Derby is covered … keep up your good work though - and thanks.
Perfect video, great history, good detail, content was on point, learnt a few things myself pre Everton era, St Domingo's sounds Portuguese to me???
Great work mate!
This was really interesting, thank you :).
Good research. Good video. Well done.
Very well made! Nice to hear Earlestown got a mention too! Lol
had to pause to comment...I literally tingle with anticipation. thanks again Adrian
Educative
Thanks bro
This is really good thanks for posting. COYB NSNO!
Love these videos. Good study time.
North London Derby please.....
Well as a Liverpool fan from the area I was interested in this history lesson of the two clubs and sad to say never got one, the beginning was well done but you jumped from 1890s to the 1980s
Great video man
Nice video!
Great content keep it up the subs will come.
Extremely informative
Great video
Form never goes out the window in Merseyside derbies, sad to say (speaking as a Toffeeman); that's an urban myth. But the rest of the video is great!
It was only ever really true in the 90s when Everton had a dreadful team but enjoyed a good period of results.
Very good video. Pretty accurate too.
this is the content i subscribed for
Im in love 😂
I'm 30 years of age,and Liverpool fan all my life short video,I know twice as much about Liverpool history than I ever did,80s yeah ,but as much as the start of history,thanks great video
The team was called St Domingo Rovers. At the time of their move Goodison Park was in the area of Walton which was outside the boundary of Liverpool.
To my shame at first I thought “a yank talking about footy 🙄 Especially the derby!!”.
Sorry for my misplaced judgement brother. Very factual and informative vid. Good job!
Nice one!! It's good to hear the "whole story". As you can see, I'm an Everton fan. Lots of people don't get the whole Derby thing and how it can effect the way people behave. I was a match going Everton fan through the whole Heysel disaster & it's aftermath & Hillsborough & it's aftermath. It is true that Everton were undoubtedly one of the two best teams in Europe during the mid-80's and would've certainly won The European Cup at least once during that time. The worst of it was LFC "fans" laughing. That's what caused the rift to split even wider. You are right that Hillsborough helped to mend the gap (we all, Blue & Red, knew somebody either killed or injured or was just at the game.)
The difference is that we all shared the grief of Hillsborough - it wasn't a situation caused by either club.....it was something that WAS DONE TO 96 football fans - our families, our friends our brothers & sisters. So.....the current relationship would best be described as "complicated'!
Your right with every bit of that Phil.. The only thing I can say is any LFC fan that laughed about that situation was either a moron or an unfeeling inhumane git.. And yes it is complicated but we stand together as a city for everything we've been through, our friends, our families and the 96.. As the granddaughter of an Evertonian and the daughter of a Liverpool supporter I did end up a red but learned so much about Everton growing up..
Oh btw!! Good luck today in the Derby #YNWA 👍
I have never heard or seen anyone laugh about Heysel, red or blue. There is nothing remotely funny about people losing their lives at a match. I was at Hillsborough.
@@markkerr8657 exactly my point, you get some people on things like twitter who are sickos that will put it out that they are LFC or Everton supporters and say some really sick things about Hysel or Hillsborough, even the stuff about the utd team and the plane crash and it makes me so damned mad... They're human beings who have families and play football, just because it's for a certain team doesn't give anyone the rights to make sick comments or laugh about someone's death
@@Willo_1647 Well said. I am not saying nobody laughed. There are idiots everywhere. But I have never come across it and, like you, I would not tolerate it. Nor the Munich mockery.
This video needs more emphasis on Hillsborough. The incident rocked the entire country and Britian to boot. More light was put on Heysel, they should of at least been reported in equal measure considering the circumstances.
Many of the fans who perished were friends and family of Everton supporters and as such many Everton fans were affected by the Hillsborough tragedy just the same. This definitely needs more relevance in this video.
By the way, I'm enjoying the channel nonetheless. 👍
Well said man. Looking at your picture you're a Spurs fan. Good luck tomorrow
Arsenal will win NLD will always be red COYG
Shit, a spurs fan that isn’t a knob, fair play
Exactly, the rivalry is no way near as bitter as that between Liverpool and Man Utd.
NO everton fans familys died at heysel . 38 italian . 1 liverpool irish fan RIP . A 1930 s STADIUM painted in whitewash cheap paint .to smarten up the ground . WAS actually crumbling wet damp breeze blocks . OF which 1000.s gained acess by knocking the wet walls down . or blowing huffing and puffing and they would fall down . A EUFA FAULT for using the ground FACT X X X X X
Good job
Great video ... i am a scouser (who once lived in the US) and i did know much of this story but there where some things i did not know ... good job ... on Heysel - i do not want to take away anything from this tragedy or any responsibility the Liverpool fans had but my nephew was there and he told me all the trouble began before fans got in the stadium ... countless Liverpool fans had been stabbed by Juventus fans during the day most with just the tips of knives and in some cases they didn't know they had been stabbed until they saw blood ... by the time the game got close in the stadium Liverpool fans where acting in fear, frustration and anger ... this part of the story has had little coverage but again does not condone the actions of those responsible ... YNWA
Great Video, Next One should Be 'Ruhr Derby '
I hate you, Adrian. :D I wanted the North London derby study.
Oh, I'm just kidding. You know I love you really. It was another richly informative video. Let's hope for a better match this season as opposed to the awful dead rubber we got last season. #COYG
Damn,i see you every comment section from one football to here
@@ahmadbenjamin4462 Nice. We both enjoy the sport.
#COYS
COYG
I know it’s not a big derby
But could you do a video on the Bristol derby which is a pretty fierce rivalry
Well done
Hi can you do a video on the Wrexham Chester derby the international derby England v Wales. I liked your Liverpool Everton video
Everton founding graphic says 1979, not 1879
1:39
I saw that lol
I can help you: the correct date is 1879, not 1979
Please do a video on the Revierderby, since it's this saturday. It's by far the best derby in Germany and one of the best in europe.
Whatever you say or however much research you do people are gonna be pissed off. As a Brit, however, I appreciate your efforts and learned something. Also happy that other countries are taking more of an interest in English football.
For a long period of time Everton and Liverpool had the same format/design in kit (not colour) they both had their colures Blue and Red for the jersey and they both had white shorts white socks. The difference/change came in the November of the 1964/65 season ... Liverpool stopped the white shorts/socks and changed to an All Red kit.
He said everything just like we are Charting one on one in my room
Great video go the toffees
Can you make roots of the rivalry on Partizan and Red Star Belgrad?
Also on the Turkish Galatasaray and Fener
3.27: Where he says their first league match at Goodison was a 2-2 draw with Nottingham.. He means Nottingham Forest. Goodison opened in time for the 1892-93 season. The 1892-93 season was the first year that their was a 'first' and 'second' division. It also meant that the First Division was extended from 14 teams to 16 teams. Notts County were already in the 'first' division, and Forest and The Wednesday were added to the number. (Everton beat Notts County 6-0 when they played at Goodison)
do celtic vs rangers next!!
It's Rangers v Celtic ;)
20thCenturyPox considering rangers havent beat celtic in nearly three years and celtic have won the double treble i'll stick with celtic vs rangers ;)
You mean Celtic vs Sevco 2012
Not a very historical derby
The Big Man 03 Think he means Celtic vs the old Rangers 1872 club, the one that died in 2012 :)
Celtic V Zombie Sevco
Really good video on association football presented by an American, without the word 'soccer' been said at all. 2 Thumbs Up.
Very interesting
5:05 The second one was on my birthday!
In that way, I was born a day before you😂
Hello there, would you talk about the 2020 UEFA Nations League and If it needs a draw, I mean, would France and Netherlands play in the same spot ALL OVER again??? And agaisnt who of the previous League B, Ukraine??
Best series
you should do one of the hudson river derby 👍
Can you please do der klassiker next? (Borussia Dortmund vs. Bayern München)
Meth overdose he usually do this before a Derby match and Der Klassiker already gone
it is just "'the best"' rivalry
I don't really think he'll do that, because this is a series on derbies and Dortmund and München are located quite far away from each other.
Edit: O wait, nevermind, he's also done Barcelona vs. Real Madrid... so it's not just derbies, my bad ;).
SandervdB94 I didn't know distances played a part in having a classic match worth watching or worth talking about
Fappyymeal 69 rip :((((
1:44 it says it changed its name to Everton in 1979
It's 1879. You wrote 1979 in the video presentation. Btw great contents
50 year old lad from Liverpool,just learnt something,Cheers Mate
very interesting
Do "O clássico" the Benfica vs Porto clash! Or do the "Derby da capital" Benfica vs Sporting.
He already did Benfica vs Sporting.
@@theobuniel9643 Send me the link please. Can't find it.
Remember the Everton team in 1980s, believe they would have won the European cup if not for the Heysel ban.
BD Wednesday 100%, I remember my grandad telling me about how it truly crippled Everton as a side. He went to games around this time and told me about how many of our greatest players left due to a lack of European football. When the ban was lifted many other teams regained some class in new players they brought in but Everton never really did which led to Everton becoming a side which didn't return to its former glory. If not for this ban then being an Everton fan could be a lot different to what it is now, we could be a possible top 4 team now if we kept our good players as good players attract new talent, and that new talent will eventually attract more new talent and so forth. Unfortunately, that's just how football goes but my family has continued to support the club- there isn't a family member that I know of that has not supported Everton. Hopefully we get a good result tomorrow!
Na they wer a good domestic side , and fantasizing Europe trophies into your cabinet is sad, just because Liverpool and Everton wer very good doesn’t mean they would have won anything in Europe, what’s done is done what’s won is won
John Lyons I didn't say that they would have definitely won, I'm saying that the side would have been shaped a lot differently to what it is today, changing the level of the side.
John Lyons What a stupid response!
@@johnlyons4836 John Lyons, Everton were a good European side back then too, they won the European cup Winners cup in the same year as Hysel.
You need to do one on the NLD!
There is a mistake in writing 19.. instead of 18..
there is a mistake in the video at 1:43. Its a minor mistake it seems, date of name change has been written as 1979 for 1879 .
We still are the best furious friendly rivals....no one can destroy our rivalry friendship....Everton❤Liverpool
From a #LFC FAN
The reasons for the split in the club were complex. Rent was a minor issue.
The Liberal minded Everton F.C. Committee wanted a more democratic structure of a wide spread of shares amongst the fans. They saw the club as central to the community and an influence in behaviour and sobriety.
Houlding, the Everton chairman, a Tory supporter, wanted a small group of owners, owning the majority of the shares giving returns in the corporate model. The control would be in the hands and dictates of a few people.
The Everton Committee distrusted Houlding's motives, gradually both falling out with each other. The flashpoint was when Orrell, the owner of the adjacent land, who Everton also paid rent to, wanted to run an access road for his land through Everton's new main stand. The covenants stated he could. The committee said Houlding knew about this stitching the club up - he negotiated the rental of Anfield. The Committee then decided they should leave Anfield.
Read this:
localwiki.org/liverpool/History_of_Everton_FC
After Sunday's game you know we now need the North London Derby ;)
Ayyyyy 🤙🏻😄 Scouser here!
Be interesting if you ever do a video on the long distance Derby between the Wellington Phoenix and Perth Glory it’s the weirdest Derby in the world.
You can do a video on the Calcutta Derby aka Mohunbagan vs East Bengal... I will be something new for every viewers
Please do one on Tottenham and Arsenal
Im am a Spurs fan tho
More could have been covered on the Hillsborough disaster in 1989. But it was still a great video.
I think Hillsborough wasn't mentioned because it had no affect on or association with Everton.
Great videos! More, more more! Tottenham V Woolwich and Celtic V Rangers please! :)
Can you do Derby D'Italia rivalry between Juventus and Inter
Really good from a toffee
Hey Adrian, you should do the north London derby.
Will you make one for north london derby?? May be to much work for one boi
1:42 says 1979 on the image :')
This is true. I was walking back from Anfield rd and took a wrong road to my car. I saw a sign saying welcome to Everton and thought wtf. So close?
Your video shows that St Domingo changed their name to Everton FC in November 1979 - I know little about Everton but I know this date is wrong!
Must be a writing error, the first number 9 should be an 8. It's correct in the commentary.
Great video, though I could have done without the micro-mini shorts Brit players wore in the 80's and 90's, disturbing images!
Can you do a video on the second city derby please?
Wonder what those folks in the late 1800's would think of VAR?
The same as what people think now
Please do an England and Australia rivalry (The Ashes) in Cricket
English clubs were banned from European football for over a decade of crowd violence in English grounds. Heysel was just the last straw. That's why ALL English clubs were banned. Not just Liverpool. So it wasn't specifically the fault of Liverpool that it happened
No, of course not, but in this context - given that as you said it was the last straw - that's why Everton fans blamed/disliked Liverpool even more for robbing them of playing in Europe.
@@RabonaTV yes. Football fans don't need much to strengthen a rivalry. I just wanted to add some context. Great video by the way. Thanks, I didn't know most of what you said
It was the shites fault.
Considering it was the trampy scousers that caused it it’s pretty fair to say it was loserpools fault
Cool Dude Manc?? Fk me stop wasting time on here and maybe get a geography gcse. Dumb arse
Thank you man, I've been personally asking for this 1 as a LiverpoolFC supporter
1.39 you have the date wrong. 1979 it reads.
The wind is incorrect just to let u know