Duncan Ferguson will manage Everton in Saturday’s meeting with Chelsea and the Club’s revered former striker is pictured on the cover of another exclusive-filled matchday programme.
Centre-back Yerry Mina is the subject of our centrepiece interview and we hear, too, from former Everton forward Niclas Alexandersson.
Mason Holgate and Dominic Calvert-Lewin team up to answer a series of questions, and you can read all the latest news from the Club’s Under-23 and Under-18 teams.
Everton Women's France international midfielder Maeva Clemaron talks about her side’s encouraging start to the WSL campaign.
No question over the headline act, though, former striker Ferguson, who is in temporary charge for this weekend’s meeting.
He writes stirringly in his programme notes about Goodison Park’s “special vibe” and the “privilege and responsibility” attached to managing Everton.
“I understand the depth of feeling you all have for Everton and I share every ounce of that passion,” writes Ferguson.
“For those reasons, I absolutely believe there is no greater privilege in the world than managing Everton Football Club.
“I make no secret of my affection for Goodison Park. When Evertonians have their blood up, encouraging the team and claiming every decision, it is the greatest place in the world to play your football.
“I swear I’ve been on the pitch and felt this place shake, sat in the dugout and experienced the same sensation.”
Colombian Mina delves into a host of subjects, explaining why he thanks God for the opportunity to represent Everton and the debt he owes the Club.
Alexandersson candidly admits his disappointment over being unable to shine at Goodison Park and charts a career filled with anecdotes and achievements.
Yorkshiremen Calvert-Lewin and Holgate both give reasons for optimism as they prepare to tackle high-flying Chelsea.
Under-23 boss David Unsworth picks out one of his players for praise and midfielder Rhys Hughes talks about assuming the role as captain of Everton Under-18s.
Clemaron is one of the architects of Everton Women’s charge to fourth in the embryonic WSL table and she explains how Willie Kirk’s team are striving to improve on their bright opening months of the campaign.