1902- - his family played and were much involved through the generations of our club - the shop in town my late father always used it on principle!
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1964. -
1971-72 EVERTON - not a wing half...
1964/5
20 August 1974 Joe Royle nets from the penalty spot for his 100th goal for the club as he scores against Stoke -
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I was there and at the Milk Cup final first match. Missed the FA Cup Final because of University exams - Tell me Ma me Ma to put the champagne on ice, we're goin' to Wembley Thrice, tell me Ma me Ma
Joe Royle (second left) scores the winning goal at Haig Avenue -
Alan Ball celebrates the winning goal -
Colin Harvey, Southport's "battering ram" Eric Redrobe and matchwinner Joe Royle. -
The team line ups that day -
Southport: 1. Brian Reeves, 2. Dave Pearson, 3. Alex Curwen, 4. Arthur Peat, 5. Fred Molyneux, 6. Amby Clarke, 7. Stuart Shaw, 8. George Andrews, 9. Colin Alty, 10. Alex Russell, 11. Eric Redrobe. Sub: Alex Spence
Everton: 1. Gordon West, 2. Tommy Wright, 3. Ray Wilson, 4. Howard Kendall, 5. Brian Labone, 6. Colin Harvey, 7. Alex Young, 8. Alan Ball, 9. Joe Royle, 10. John Hurst, 11. Jimmy Husband. Sub: Sandy Brown
The team line ups that day -
Southport: 1. Brian Reeves, 2. Dave Pearson, 3. Alex Curwen, 4. Arthur Peat, 5. Fred Molyneux, 6. Amby Clarke, 7. Stuart Shaw, 8. George Andrews, 9. Colin Alty, 10. Alex Russell, 11. Eric Redrobe. Sub: Alex Spence
Everton: 1. Gordon West, 2. Tommy Wright, 3. Ray Wilson, 4. Howard Kendall, 5. Brian Labone, 6. Colin Harvey, 7. Alex Young, 8. Alan Ball, 9. Joe Royle, 10. John Hurst, 11. Jimmy Husband. Sub: Sandy Brown
7 October 1961 Jimmy Fell scores the Blues fifth against Forest -
3 September 1936 Dixie Dean scores against Sheffield Wednesday -
May 19th.1984: Everton 2 v Watford 0 in the FA Cup final. Everton's Andy Gray jumps up for the ball to score the second goal past Watford goalkeeper Steve Sherwood. -
Everton 5 Chelsea 2 in March 1970 at Goodison Park. Alan Ball scores with this header -
