Old Everton Pictures

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[Eggs]

..perhaps a young Gary Pallister playing for Middlesbrough.

 

[T LEAFE]

What’s Barbara Windsor doing in the Derby dugout?

 

[Dario Terracotta]

Yep. 3rd and 4th place wasn't good enough in those days. Imagine us being 3rd or 4th now? Hugely successful in this era and given where we are right now. We'd all be buzzing!

1974-75 we blew it under Bingham too stu,another fourth place,so under current regulations we would have been pretty regular CL competitors,away well!!

 

[Dario Terracotta]

Also the sight of Dave Thomas skipping down the flanks and big Bob banging them in -
also Lyons, Dobson, and others produced very good football!

Not forgetting kingy Joey,RIP.

 

[Joey66]

Not forgetting kingy Joey,RIP.

Yes Lee made him a duo striker alongside Big Bob he thrived in that role - good management, and Kings ability to score great goals what a bargain he was bought in by Bingham as a midfielder!

 

[T LEAFE]

Yes Lee made him a duo striker alongside Big Bob he thrived in that role - good management, and Kings ability to score great goals what a bargain he was bought in by Bingham as a midfielder!

Andy King was similar in many ways to Tim Cahill.
Both had the heart of a lion. Always 100%. Never say die attitude. And a naturally goalscoring midfield especially against the RS. And a forever Evertonian. One of my favourite players.
RIP Andy you were a true Evertonian. A cheeky cockney that became a real scouser

 

[Dario Terracotta]

we need a decent keeper , would have won something with one in the nets.

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Andy King was similar in many ways to Tim Cahill.
Both had the heart of a lion. Always 100%. Never say die attitude. And a naturally goalscoring midfield especially against the RS. And a forever Evertonian. One of my favourite players.
RIP Andy you were a true Evertonian. A cheeky cockney that became a real scouser

Loved us as we loved him mate,put loads of these so called local"boyhood blues" to shame, always remember him saying when he returned to us,"I'd have crawled over broken glass all the way up the M6 to play for Everton" and you know what?he would have too

 

[Stutheblue]

1974-75 we blew it under Bingham too stu,another fourth place,so under current regulations we would have been pretty regular CL competitors,away well!!

Yes. In those days we were feeling like we'd missed an opportunity to win the league. Which we did. 4th place was nowhere at that time.

 

[Dario Terracotta]

Yes. In those days we were feeling like we'd missed an opportunity to win the league. Which we did. 4th place was nowhere at that time.

Different times, different Everton Stu

 

[T LEAFE]

Different times, different Everton Stu

But same old disappointment

 

[T LEAFE]

Actually most of us on this thread are the lucky buggers.
At least we had some wonderful wonderful times in the 60’s,70’s and 80’s compared to now.
Money has changed everything for the worse.
We had many disappointments but at least we had highs and lows. The highs always seemed even better.

 

[Dario Terracotta]

The picture of him celebrating a couple of seconds later is utterly brilliant. Made me want to cry he gave everything for the cause and played like the fan he was. What a contrast to the modern pro....... Sigh.

He was in the fanzone chatting on Saturday allez,great fella and Evertonian is big mick,!!