March 1975 QPR keeper Phil Parkes looks back as, from a Dave Clements free kick -
13 September 1975 Having had his header beaten out by the Newcastle keeper, Bob Latchford -
2 November 1974 John Connolly opens the scoring during a 2-0 victory over Manchester City-
BigMick
Player Valuation: £20m
Birmingham 0 Everton January 1975 - Bob Latchford wheels away in celebration after slotting post his brother Dave in the Birmingham goal -
None of that nonsensical 'not celebrating scoring against your old team' from Big Bob!
BigMick
Player Valuation: £20m
Everton 1 Altrincham 1 in Jan 1975 at Goodison Park. Everton press in the FA Cup-
John Connolly - the game he broke his leg.
In two places I was right in front of that tackle in the old paddock the noise of the break was horrendous, they were clapped on the pitch before the game and booed off at the end as they were very dirty - their goal was miles offside we equalised from a pen beat the at old Trafford in the replay
This 1945 picture shows Everton players, including George Burnett, looking at cots in a Sunderland shop window with their captain Norman Greenhalgh, who had recently become a father. Defender Greenhalgh, who had his career curtailed by World War Two, was with Everton from 1937 to 1949. He was selected to represent England in a wartime international against Scotland in 1939
Dario Terracotta
Player Valuation: £70m
Always remember Billy butler on the PA that day,"a police anouncement for the Altrincham fans, your tandem is parked behind the stand"lolIn two places I was right in front of that tackle in the old paddock the noise of the break was horrendous, they were clapped on the pitch before the game and booed off at the end as they were very dirty - their goal was miles offside we equalised from a pen beat the at old Trafford in the replay
Dario Terracotta
Player Valuation: £70m
Major Gowen
Player Valuation: £6m
A clipping, undated, but likely from the mid-70s:
We had a terrible reputation of wrecking trains on away matches......
If we thought the last 20yrs (*snaps fingers, blinks, were did they go?) Wasnt to good, Imagine if he'd missed.Heroics: In 1998, Gareth Farrelly scored against Coventry at Goodison as Everton stayed up on goal difference -
Big Dunc-
Crazy fixture scores on boxing day in 1963 - we got beat
Everton v Liverpool 1966 and sub Sandy Brown rises to head past Tommy Lawrence and the Toffees win 3-1. Poor old Sandy is only remembered for an own goal though........
