26th September 1970 Johnny Morrissey fires over the head of Palace keeper, John Jackson, for the ball to enter the net via the underside of the crossbar in a 3-1 win for the blues -
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28 March 1970 Joe Royle meets an inswinging corner from Alan Ball to head Everton's third against Chelsea in a 5-2 rout of Chelsea at home -
14th February 1970 Despite being pushed in the back by Frank McLintock, Alan Whittle meets a header from Joe Royle and hooks it home for his first against Arsenal in a 2-2 draw - Whittle scoring both -
25th October 1969 Joe Royle meets a cross from Jimmy Husband and nets the only goal ensuring victory at Coventry -
7th March 1970 John Hurst scores the winning goal at Burnley in the 37th minute, slipping home the ball at the far post in a 2-1 win-
23rd February 1985 Andy Gray heads home at Filbert Street to open the scoring against Leicester in a 2-1 win-
Then near knocks himself out by running into the goalpost
12 th April 1965 John Morrissey drives home an angled shot that enters the net via the inside of the far post to seal a 2-1 victory in the Goodison derby -
15th October 1966 Derek Temple and Sheffield Wednesday keeper Ron Springett are on their knees watching as Temple's shot rolls over the line into the net during a 2-1 victory -
13th November 1979 A Mistake by Paul Madeley allows Bob Latchford the opening to score his second against Leeds in a 5-1 win -
29th October 1966 Alex Scott beats Leicester City keeper, Gordon Banks, to open the scoring in a 2-0 win -
19th April 1967 Joe Royle follows up after scoring his second against Chelsea during a 3-1 victory-
19th April 1967 Joe Royle scores his first goal against Chelsea from close range -
8th April 1967 Jimmy Husband playing no 9 that day adds a second against Notts Forest but the blues succumb to a late winner as they exit the FA Cup sob-
Jimmy's first same game all in vain -
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Oh lovely lovely match28 March 1970 Joe Royle meets an inswinging corner from Alan Ball to head Everton's third against Chelsea in a 5-2 rout of Chelsea at home -