Old Everton Pictures

[Joey66]

Another new British transfer record was set when Alan Ball moved from Everton to Arsenal in December, 1971, for a fee of £220,000. Ball, a 1966 World Cup winner with England, had been with the Merseyside club for five years before he made a much publicised move south. He made his first appearance for the Gunners in a match at Nottingham Forest. This picture shows Ball before making his home debut against former club Everton on the first day of 1972. It's an image that helps to remind us that even though we live in an era of unprecedented hype, a media scrum surrounding a major new signing is not an entirely new thing in the game- Bally does not look that happy does he.....

 

[Joey66]

Everton 5 v Luton Town 0 in December 1982 -

 

[Joey66]

HK-

 

[Joey66]

Everton 1 v Aston Villa 1 in December 1983 -

 

[Joey66]

HK-

 

[Joey66]

Dixie jumps for the ball-

 

[Joey66]

1977 League Cup Final at Wembley Stadium. Aston Villa 0 v Everton 0. Action -

 

[Joey66]

English League Division One match at Ewood Park. Blackburn Rovers 1 v Everton 2. -
English League Division One match at Ewood Park. Blackburn Rovers 1 v Everton 2. Blackburn's Ronnie Clayton and Mike England watch the ball anxiously with former colleague Fred Pickering, now of Everton, 21st March 1964.

 

[Joey66]

Keith NEWTON EVERTON [v CHELSEA] -

 

[Joey66]

Everton 78,299 v Liverpool – On 18 September 1948, at Goodison Park, in Division One. higest attendenceat Goodison?
The all standin old paddock Boys pen in distance?

 

[Major Gowen]

Another new British transfer record was set when Alan Ball moved from Everton to Arsenal in December, 1971, for a fee of £220,000. Ball, a 1966 World Cup winner with England, had been with the Merseyside club for five years before he made a much publicised move south. He made his first appearance for the Gunners in a match at Nottingham Forest. This picture shows Ball before making his home debut against former club Everton on the first day of 1972. It's an image that helps to remind us that even though we live in an era of unprecedented hype, a media scrum surrounding a major new signing is not an entirely new thing in the game- Bally does not look that happy does he.....

There will be a brief hiatus while every Blue of a certain age weaps inconsolably at the most stupid sale of the decade.

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

Everton 78,299 v Liverpool – On 18 September 1948, at Goodison Park, in Division One. higest attendenceat Goodison?
The all standin old paddock Boys pen in distance?

Park end
Too many posts and no crisscross bits

 

[trebilcock66]

Everton 78,299 v Liverpool – On 18 September 1948, at Goodison Park, in Division One. higest attendenceat Goodison?
The all standin old paddock Boys pen in distance?

Hmmm. I think we're looking at the Park End there aren't we? Looking across to the South end of the Bullens.

 

[trebilcock66]

Everton 78,299 v Liverpool – On 18 September 1948, at Goodison Park, in Division One. higest attendenceat Goodison?
The all standin old paddock Boys pen in distance?

Still a great pic mind. Anyone know the score?

 

[T LEAFE]

We had a terrible reputation of wrecking trains on away matches......

And who was the idiot who kept pulling the emergency cord on the way home after we had got beaten?