Old Everton Pictures

[larbert toffee]

Two Brilliant Players

That's an absolute brilliant photo, my childhood hero Bally with one of my all time favourite characters the Lawman, two winners who had heart, fight and skill in equal measure and as the photo shows had the respect for each other.

 

[bluelord49]

Me too Larbert...
Alan Ball will never be surpassed by anybody in my eyes..that,s probably why i am so critical of the players in Our Club today.
As for The Lawman.. one fine player who probably would have suited most teams in the division.
Respect mate...

 

[degsy]

Or Tommy was hiding in fear of Tiger
Henry for me. It’s the quiff

This

 

[Joey66]

Alan Ball aged only seventeen, pictured just before playing for Blackpool's first team against Liverpool in which he had a great game and they won at Anfield -

 

[Joey66]

Alan Ball represented England 72 times, scoring eight goals, and was appointed captain of the national side in 1975.
Clubs: Blackpool, Everton, Arsenal, Southampton

Honours: 1 World Cup, 1 Division One Championship, 1 Charity Shield

Caps: 72, 8 goals

 

[Joey66]

Two EFC Greats -

 

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[Bluerover]

Me too Larbert...
Alan Ball will never be surpassed by anybody in my eyes..that,s probably why i am so critical of the players in Our Club today.
As for The Lawman.. one fine player who probably would have suited most teams in the division.
Respect mate...

.....agreed with the clear exception of the Everton Man that is Séamus Coleman....not surpassing my childhood hero Alan Ball by any means. However he personifies everything that makes me a Blue.

 

[donny]

Tommy Wright ...6ft tall
Henry Newton.....5ft 8in.
Henry Newton for me..

Mick Buckley?

 

[Eggs]

Re the Mackay picture
Defo Tommy Doc on the far right top...but is that sat next to Mackay ..A young Denis Law..
He was 10 days off his 19 th birthday when he made his debut for Scotland.

....i’m sure it is, made his debut in 1958, scored 30 goals in 55 games for the Scots. I recall he started his English career at Huddersfield playing alongside Ray Wilson under a certain Bill Shankly.

 

[Joey66]

Everton team photo with the ex star players like colin Harvey -Joe Royle {my hero starting to break up} -
Everton FC Team 1974-75

 

[Joey66]

27th October 1973 Birmingham keeper, Gary Sprake, drops a shot from Mick Buckley and Joe Harper swoops to score Everton's first in a 2-0 win for thje Blues Gary spake got our 2nd with an own goal -