Kenrogers0814 Collection

The first Echo Higsons League Fans Forum takes place at the Royal Oak Pub in Muirhead Avenue, West Derby, Liverpool, 24th October 1994

The Echo Higsons League occer panel, on the road again. 12th November 1994. This time, speaking to a packed house at the Grange Pub in Moreton, Liverpool

Everton 1-0 Luton, League match at Goodison Park, Saturday 4th May 1991. Sports Editor, Ken Rogers watches the match from the Gwladys Street end

Ian Hargraves and Ken Rogers with Brian Labone and Ron Yeats, who have joined the Dixie Dean Memorial Trophy panel of judges. 12th September 1988

Up for the cup... Scouseology captain, the Echos Ken Rogers (left) with his opposing captain, Andy Hall, of Littlewoods Lottery. 12th April 1995

Ken Rogers, Book launch, One Hundred Years of Goodison Glory, The Official Centenary History, Photo-call at Goodison Park, home of Everton Football Club, 24th August 1992

The Liverpool Echo running team, gets in some roadwork, 19th September 1990. Ken Rogers on right

The Echo stair run team, training for charity event, 10th November 1989. L to R. Ken Rogers, Paul Byrne, Chris Walker, John Griffith Editor, Ann Todd, Pip Bellis, Caroline Storah and Neil Hodgson

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"kenrogers0814: A Dedicated Voice in the Echo Higsons League Fans Forum 🗣️⚽ Step back in time to the first ever Echo Higsons League Fans Forum, held at the iconic Royal Oak Pub in Muirhead. It was here that Ken Rogers, a passionate soccer enthusiast, made his mark on the panel discussions on 12th November 1994. One memorable match etched in Ken's memory is Everton's thrilling victory over Luton at Goodison Park on Saturday 4th May 1991. The atmosphere was electric as Everton secured a hard-fought 1-0 win. Ken's love for soccer legends extended beyond just watching games; he had the privilege of meeting icons like Brian Labone and Ron Yeats alongside Ian Hargraves. Their shared passion for the sport created unforgettable moments and lasting friendships. Not only a fan but also an active participant, Ken captained Scouseology during cup competitions. His leadership skills shone through as he guided his team with determination and pride. Beyond soccer events, Ken showcased his literary talents with the launch of his book "One Hundred Years of Goodison Glory. " This monumental achievement celebrated Everton's rich history and cemented Ken's place among esteemed authors. A man of many talents, Ken wasn't afraid to break a sweat either. Whether it was hitting the road with The Liverpool Echo running team or training for charity events like The Echo stair run team did on 10th November 1989 - fitness remained an integral part of his life. Through every endeavor, whether it be discussing matches or writing about them, attending book launches or participating in charity events - kenrogers0814 has left an indelible mark on both soccer enthusiasts and fans alike. "