20 th October 1979 Brian Kidd heads past Ray Clemence to score at Anfield in a 2-2 draw -
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24th January 1981 Peter Eastoe slips the ball past Liverpool keeper Ray Clemence to score in the F A Cup tie in a 2-1 win for the blues -
26th August 1970 Jimmy Husband heads home as Everton earn a 2-2 draw away to Chelsea -
10th March 1984 Kevin Richardson heads home against Notts County in the FA CUP Sixth Round -in a 2-1 win for the blues-
23rd April 1966. Time stands still, in the FA Cup Semi Final, as Manchester United inside forward Denis Law just fails to arrive in time with Everton goalkeeper Gordon West stranded, at Burnden Park. -
Untitled photo with Fred Pickering for the blues?
1st October 1960. Everton goalkeeper Albert Dunlop and defender a young Brian Labone clear the ball under pressure from Chelsea winger Frank Blunstone, at Stamford Bridge. in a 3-3 draw -
ManxBrian
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Untitled photo with Fred Pickering for the blues?
ManxBrian
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This photo was published a couple of years ago with a story "one that missed out Everton v West Ham Classic History,Johnny Morrisseys goal 1962" However my records show that Morrissey did not score v West Ham in 61-62 or 62-63. It is Dennis Stevens who is turning away to acclaim the goal but he scored at home to West Ham in both seasons. Can anyone clarify please
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April 14th v west ham at home D.Stevens scored the first in a 3-0 win.1961-62 season.
Moggsy didn,t play.
Dec 8th v west ham at home D.Stevens scored in a 1-1 draw.1962-63 season
Moggsy didn,t play
Moggsy didn,t play.
Dec 8th v west ham at home D.Stevens scored in a 1-1 draw.1962-63 season
Moggsy didn,t play
Beat me to it just about to post it
spot on
thanks to @ManxBrian for clearing it up from an untitled photo
Deffo Stevens
Everton v Manchester City 1970 notice the new stand nearly built... - in a 1-0 defeat for the Blues
