This year marks the 25th anniversary of Everton's greatest-ever season. First came the special edition commemorative shirts for the 2009/10 campaign, then February's lavish reunion at Liverpool's ACC Arena. Now, we've produced two must-have souvenirs to ensure the League and European Cup Winners' Cup triumphs of 1985 are never forgotten. The first, 'The Greatest Season' DVD, brings you exclusive interviews with all the first-team stars, including goal heroes Graeme Sharp and Andy Gray, wing wizards Trevor Steven and Kevin Sheedy and the Club's most successful ever captain, Kevin Ratcliffe; the key men on all the key talking points of a majestic year. There's also the reflections of manager Howard Kendall and assistant Colin Harvey, plus superb restored match action from all the key games, including those famous nights against Bayern Munich and Rapid Vienna. To accompany the DVD there's 'Everton's Greatest Season The Souvenir Magazine'. Telling the story of the campaign in words and pictures, the perfect-bound review includes interviews with all the men who mattered and much, much more NFL 17 Coins. We tell you what all the players are up to now and re-live each and every game of the season in our month-by-month reviews. An old foe explains how he was left in awe as Sharp smashed the winner at Anfield -future Blue, Norman Whiteside, discusses the moment he shattered Everton's treble dream and we look at the way the world was back in 1985. They are the mementos every Evertonian wants to get their hands on, and you can pick up yours now at Everton One, Everton Two or online at evertondirectm (DVD priced £15.99, souvenir magazine priced £5).

 


Louis Saha says Everton will aim for a win against Portsmouth on Sunday as a tribute to the fans for their support this season.The outcome of Sunday's game against Pompey will have no bearing on the Premier League table with the Blues finishing in eighth place.But the striker says the supporters at Goodison deserve a victory.We will be looking for a win as it is a good way to say thank you to the fans for their support this season, Saha told evertontv Madden 17 Coins.They have been tremendous this season and have helped us through some difficult times. We are going to try to win the game to show our thanks for their support.Meanwhile Portsmouth go into the final game of the 2009/10 campaign knowing they will play Championship football next season.But Avram Grant's side have the FA Cup in their sights with their Wembley trip just six days after the clash at Goodison.Pompey have won just seven games in the top flight and finish bottom of the table amid a financial crisis at the club.But Saha says they will still want to win at Goodison to restore some pride.It will be a tough test for us against Portsmouth, added Saha.They have been relegated but they are a decent side. They are professional so they will try their best to win.