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New display at Hill Dickinson Stadium celebrates Everton trailblazers

A new display at Hill Dickinson Stadium celebrates Everton's first black players

Published: Thursday, 1 October 2026 at 3:28 PM
New display at Hill Dickinson Stadium celebrates Everton trailblazers
Key Things to Know
  • A new stadium display is celebrating Everton's first 11 Black players during Black History Month.
  • The exhibition was created in partnership with Show Racism The Red Card and the Everton FC Heritage Society.
  • Banners featuring the players will be on public display at Hill Dickinson Stadium's Trinity Place Bar throughout October.
The Story in 60 Seconds

Everton have launched a new exhibition at Hill Dickinson Stadium celebrating the club's first 11 Black players to mark Black History Month. The display was created in partnership with Show Racism The Red Card and the Everton FC Heritage Society. The banners honoring the pioneering players will be visible to the public in the Trinity Place Bar throughout October.

Former Everton midfielder Peter Reid, Unison general secretary Andrea Egan, and Premier League head of race equality Iffy Onuora attended the unveiling. The exhibition highlights players including Mike Trebilcock, Cliff Marshall, Daniel Amokachi, Earl Barrett, Terry Phelan, Danny Cadamarteri, John O’Kane, Olivier Dacourt, Ibrahima Bakayoko, Kevin Campbell, and Abel Xavier.

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