William Ralf Dean - 60 goals

A record that will never be broken.
During the course of the 1927-28 domestic season Bill Dean of Everton, known (to his displeasure) as Dixie, scored 60 League goals for Everton. He also scored 3 FA Cup goals and 4 goals in international friendlies.
During the record breaking season he scored 7 hattricks and was responsible for 58.8% of Everton's League goals (102).
Everton had sealed the championship before the final game , and 48,715 fans were at Goodison to watch the Arsenal match. Dean was on 57 goals. Arsenal went ahead after 2 minutes - Dean equalised a minute later, and in the 6th minute scored from the spot after he was fouled. The record-breaking  goal came in the 82nd minute, Dean heading in from a corner (a third of his 431 career goals were headed).

	Football League Division One					Goal
27.08.27	Everton	4	0	The Wednesday	Goodison	1
	Dean scored Everton’s 3rd.
03.09.27	Middlesbrough	4	2	Everton	Ayresome Park	2
	1926-27 59 goal sensation George Camsell bagged all 4 of Boro’s goals.
05.09.27	Bolton Wanderers	1	1	Everton	Burnden Park	3
10.09.27	Everton	5	2	Birmingham	Goodison	5
14.09.27	Everton	2	2	Bolton Wanderers	Goodison	6
17.09.27	Newcastle United	2	2	Everton	St James’	8
24.09.27	Everton	2	2	Huddersfield Town	Goodison	10
01.10.27	Tottenham Hotspur	1	3	Everton	White Hart Lane	12
08.10.27	Everton	5	2	Manchester United	Goodison	17
15.10.27	Everton	1	1	Liverpool	Goodison
	Dean’s first blank of the season, game 10.
29.10.27	Portsmouth	1	3	Everton	Fratton Park	20
05.11.27	Everton	7	1	Leicester City	Goodison	23
12.11.27	Derby County	0	3	Everton	Baseball Ground	25
19.11.27	Everton	0	1	Sunderland	Goodison
26.11.27	Bury	2	3	Everton	Gigg Lane	27
03.12.27	Everton	0	0	Sheffield United	Goodison
10.12.27	Aston Villa	2	3	Everton	Villa Park	30
17.12.27	Everton	4	1	Burnley	Goodison
24.12.27	Arsenal	3	2	Everton	Highbury	31
26.12.27	Everton	2	0	Cardiff City	Goodison	33
	Dean’s previous best season tally was 32 (1925-26).
27.12.27	Cardiff City	2	0	Everton	Ninian Park
31.12.27	The Wednesday	1	2	Everton	Hillsborough	35
02.01.28	Blackburn Rovers	4	2	Everton	Ewood Park	37
07.01.28	Everton	3	1	Middlesbrough	Goodison	39
	Dean passed Bert Freeman’s club record of 38 goals, set in the 1908-09 season.
21.01.28	Birmingham	2	2	Everton	St Andrew’s
04.02.28	Huddersfield Town	4	1	Everton	Leeds Road	40
11.02.28	Everton	2	5	Tottenham Hotspur	Goodison
25.02.28	Liverpool	3	3	Everton	Anfield	43
03.03.28	West Ham United	0	0	Everton	Boleyn Ground
14.03.28	Manchester United	1	0	Everton	Old Trafford
17.03.28	Leicester City	1	0	Everton	Filbert Street
24.03.28	Everton	2	2	Derby County	Goodison	45
	The previous record for most goals in a First Division season was 43, scored by Ted Harper of Blackburn Rovers in 1925-26.
06.04.28	Everton	4	1	Blackburn Rovers	Goodison	47
07.04.28	Everton	1	1	Bury	Goodison	48
14.04.28	Sheffield United	1	3	Everton	Bramall Lane	50
18.04.28	Everton	3	0	Newcastle United	Goodison	51
21.04.28	Everton	3	2	Aston Villa	Goodison	53
24.04.28	Burnley	3	5	Everton	Turf Moor	57
05.05.28	Everton	3	3	Arsenal	Goodison	60
	George Camsell scored 59 goals for Middlesbrough in Division 2 in 1926-27.
	FA Cup
14.01.28	Preston North End	0	3	Everton	Deepdale	1
28.01.28	Arsenal	4	3	Everton	Highbury	3
	Internationals
22.10.27	Ireland	2	0	England	Windsor Park
28.11.27	England	1	2	Wales	Turf Moor
31.03.28	England	1	5	Scotland	Wembley
17.05.28	France	1	5	England	Colombes	2
19.05.28	Belgium	1	3	England	Antwerp	4

Ferencváros Xmas and New Year tour, 1911-12

In 1911 December Ferencváros embarked on a tour that took them to Germany and England. The Budapest press was cynical about the tour, fearing that Ferencváros' reputation (and therefore the reputation of Hungarian football as a whole) would not be enhanced. 
5 of the party, including Imre Schlosser, joined in Munich, where they had been representing Hungary in a 4-1 win over Germany.
After 4 high scoring victories in Germany the Hungarians sailed to England where they were greeted by representatives of the FA and Vivian Woodward. the high point was considered a win over Woking in England. 
Woking had joined the Isthmian League that season (placing them among leading southern Amateurs such as West Norwood, Nunhead, Dulwich Hamlet and London Caledonians). Ferencváros took a 2-0 lead in heavy conditions, which were remarked to hamper the visitors' passing style. The game was ended prematurely due to theses adverse conditions. 

 Ferencváros lost their final match 4-1 against English Wanderers (a strong amateur selection featuring Olympians such as Berry, Hoare and Woodard) . The tourists were also guests at an amateur international in which England beat Wales 10-0.

Incidentally, the attendances for the 2 fixtures in England were not great- 800 at Woking and only 1000 at Stamford Bridge. 

Ferencváros at Woking

News of Ferencváros' successes had been warmly received in Budapest, and the team returned home to a triumphal reception. 

24.12.11	Viktoria Hamburg	3	5	Ferencváros	Hamburg
25.12.11	Bremen	0	5	Ferencváros	Bremen
30.12.11	Hertha BSC	2	4	Ferencváros	Berlin
01.01.12	BFC Preussen	2	7	Ferencváros	Berlin
08.01.12	Woking	2	3	Ferencváros	Woking
10.01.12	English Wanderers	4	1	Ferencváros	Stamford Bridge

P	W	D	L	F	A
6	5	0	1	25	13

Scorers:

Schlosser 9

Pataki 5

Weisz 2

Koródy  6

Borbás 2

1 own goal