Old Everton Pictures

[Joey66]

Garry Stanley and Terry McDermott both see red and become the first players to be sent off in a Merseyside derby -

 

[Joey66]

Joe Royle heads Everton two nil in front as Harry Catterick's men close in on the title, March 1970 -

 

[Joey66]

Alan Whittle scores with his knee to leave the Evertonians in attendance at anfield jubilant -

 

[Joey66]

Duncan Ferguson heads home his first goal for Everton in Joe Royle's first game as manager as bottom-of-the-table Everton record a memorable win, November 1994 -

 

[Joey66]

ENGLAND - Alan Ball #36 PANINI 1920-1990 "The All Time Greats" Collectable Sticker -

 

[Joey66]

9th August 1969. Everton defender John Hurst out jumping Arsenal centre forward John Radford, at Highbury. -we went on to become champions-

 

[Joey66]

Everton 1 B M 'gladbach 1 (2-2 agg) (4-3 pens) in Nov 1970 at Goodison Park. Action from the European Cup 2nd Round, 2nd Leg. -

 

[Diogenes the Cynic]

Duncan Ferguson heads home his first goal for Everton in Joe Royle's first game as manager as bottom-of-the-table Everton record a memorable win, November 1994 -

Thinks that's the Danny Cad Derby Joe. I always remember Danny Williamson having a rare game and a very good one too.

 

[Joey66]

Tommy Wright of Everton in 1970. -

 

[Joey66]

Roger Kenyon 1972, Everton -

 

[Eggs]

Everton 1 B M 'gladbach 1 (2-2 agg) (4-3 pens) in Nov 1970 at Goodison Park. Action from the European Cup 2nd Round, 2nd Leg. -

...I was behind the goal that night, great memory.

 

[T LEAFE]

Joe Royle heads Everton two nil in front as Harry Catterick's men close in on the title, March 1970 -

I’m not convinced that this was actually the goal. I seem to remember Joe beating Clemence to the ball. But I’m probably wrong. My wife tells me I normally am

 

[Joey66]

The Gary Lineker of the inter-war period? Wonderful goalscorer, but not afforded the kind of reverence he deserved?

Just read he was signed up to a load of advertising did the promo pictures , and World war 2 broke out he got nowt.......

 

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