Westy at the Hawthorns with Geoff Astle approaching and Labby looking on -
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Tommy Wright, Gordon West and Ray Wilson at a training session at Bellefield, West Derby, Liverpool 1968....Everton FC
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It's Jeff !!
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Back in the team and on target, left to right, goalkeeper Gordon West, Alex Young and Jimmy Gabriel, three Everton players relax the night before their Cup game with Sunderland, 21st November 1966. -
Back in the team and on target, left to right, goalkeeper Gordon West, Alex Young and Jimmy Gabriel, three Everton players relax the night before their Cup game with Sunderland, 21st November 1966. -
Everton v United FA Cup Semi Final 1966
FA Cup Semi Final match at Burnden Park, Bolton. Everton 1 v Manchester United 0. Everton goalkeeper Gordon West makes a flying save from David Herd, 23rd April 1966. -
FA Cup Semi Final match at Burnden Park, Bolton. Everton 1 v Manchester United 0. Everton goalkeeper Gordon West makes a flying save from David Herd, 23rd April 1966. -
Football. Referee Gordon Hill is surrounded by angry Everton players as they argue a decision. -
Andy Rankin collects the ball airbourne v Hull city at goodison 1963/64 - a FA Cup replay that the Blues won 2-1
26th December 1963. Everton reserve goalkeeper Andy Rankin catches the ball with Leicester City centre forward Howard Riley inches away, at Filbert Street. in a 2-0 defeat for the blues-
Bally v Kendall -
Andy Rankin is a blast from the past, Will always be remembered for his Penalty save in the shoot out against Munchengladbach another brilliant night at Goodison.
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Brilliant picture, does anyone know what decade the houses where built around goodison? Even in this picture they look like they have been there foreverOn 13th July 1913, Goodison Park became the first league venue to be visited by a ruling monarch. George V and Queen Mary travelled to the ground to visit local schoolchildren. The next big change came in 1926 when, at a cost of £30,000, another double-decker, similar to the Main Stand, was built on the Bullens Road side opposite.
Goodison Park 1928