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Everton have a fair few celebrity supporters.<\/p>\n
The Blues have put their supporters through the paces in recent years in the tumultuous Farhad Moshiri<\/a> era, which almost resulted in relegation.<\/p>\n However, the Friedkin Group and David Moyes seem to be getting Everton back on track<\/a>, and the famous few like Toffees fanatic Amanda Holden<\/a> will be ecstatic with that. <\/p>\n Here, Goodison News looks at five famous Everton fans. <\/p>\n The PGA Tour golfer, Tommy Fleetwood, is an Everton supporter<\/a>, and he has made his love for the Toffees clear on several occasions. <\/p>\n The Southport-born golfer has been with the Blues through the highs and the lows, and has opened up on the pain that the Blues have caused him through the years. <\/p>\n Speaking on The Sports Agents podcast in January 2025, he said: \u201cLike, I love being an Everton fan, because you just never know what\u2019s going to happen. And it definitely prepares you for a lot of things in life.\u201d<\/p>\n Sylvester Stallone<\/p>\n Hollywood A-lister Sylvester Stallone may be the most famous celebrity Everton supporter that there is. <\/p>\n The 79-year-old actor is known around the world, primarily for the Rocky franchise, which even featured Goodison Park in one of its Creed spin-offs. <\/p>\n Stallone visited the famous old ground in 2007 for a 1-1 draw with Reading, as he was a friend of former Blues shareholder Robert Earl. <\/p>\n Tony Bellew<\/p>\n World champion boxer Tony Bellew is the most outspoken famous Everton supporter.<\/p>\n He is constantly ranting and raving about the Blues on social media, and his love for the Toffees is clear. <\/p>\n He achieved a lifelong dream when he won the vacant WBC cruiserweight title against Ilunga Makabu in front of a packed-out Goodison crowd in 2016. <\/p>\n Famous for her roles in the James Bond franchise, actress Dame Judi Dench is a lifelong Evertonian. <\/p>\n She serves as an honorary patron of the Everton in the Community charity after accepting the position in 2012. <\/p>\n The Oscar-winning national treasure has been pictured at matches, with the most notable being the 2009 FA Cup final loss to Chelsea. <\/p>\n Jodie Comer<\/p>\n A relatively new kid on the block in terms of acting, Jodie Comer has made her mark in BBC shows like Killing Eve and Doctor Foster. <\/p>\n Comer has professed her love for the Toffees many times, which comes from her father, James Comer, who has worked for the Blues as a physiotherapist since the 1990s. <\/p>\n She once famously stated that she would rather the club win the Premier League than win an Oscar, which would be a remarkable achievement for her personally. <\/p>\n![\"Everton](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/il\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/09\/david-moyes3-1024x732.jpg\")
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