Old Everton Pictures

[Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian]

 

[Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian]

 

[Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian]

 

[Joey66]

I was at the game but with the passage of time simply can't remember though I remember the them trying to kick us off the park. Heliana Herrera their manager later claimed it was a legitimate tactic, [Poor language removed] was before his time

Yes I remember my brother, and late father rated the goal was not offside, did Roy Vernon score a good goal, it was very marginal decision!

 

[allezlesbleus]

Brilliant! 52 years this week! Colin Harvey's debut aged 18!!! If you are good enough.......!

 

[degsy]

So why did we wear white versus Inter?

In those days if there was any sort of clash the home team changed, because obviously the away team had luggage capacity issues. So based on that fact that the home team more than likely had all sorts of kits to choose from stashed in that cupboard under the stairs...or where ever.

ps we were all surprised when we came out in white.

pps Vernon was NOT offside but Young may have been in an offside position and the rules were firmer then.

 

[Joey66]

In those days if there was any sort of clash the home team changed, because obviously the away team had luggage capacity issues. So based on that fact that the home team more than likely had all sorts of kits to choose from stashed in that cupboard under the stairs...or where ever.

ps we were all surprised when we came out in white.

pps Vernon was NOT offside but Young may have been in an offside position and the rules were firmer then.

There was no clash if you read the above post I posted it may been that in those days the home fans got a chance to see the away teams full kit as we played in our kit in the away game?

 

[Big Neville Southall]

The top photo, the old Main Stand and Park End corner?
Everton Supporters Federation on her top, not heard of that before

 

[macdog]

View attachment 13807More early evidence of the liver bird in use by the club.
Recently acquired medal from 1910.

Marvellous. Post that over at REEK, sorry, RAWK.

 

[summerisle]

The Boys Pen

 

[summerisle]

Marvellous. Post that over at REEK, sorry, RAWK.

1890 shirt :

1915

 

[bluelord49]

Inter Milan colours were Blue and Black Striped Shirts and Black Shorts that night, which was their normal strip.
My first ever match and Everton played in White.....COYB.

 

[Joey66]

The Boys Pen

awful veiwing point we moan about restricted veiws now the boys pen when loads of kids climbed on that fence it was hard to view the game from a poor vantage point maybe that why it was sixpence {2& 1/2 p] to get in !

 

[summerisle]

awful veiwing point we moan about restricted veiws now the boys pen when loads of kids climbed on that fence it was hard to view the game from a poor vantage point maybe that why it was sixpence {2& 1/2 p] to get in !

It looks like a bad holding pen for refugees.

 

[degsy]

There was no clash if you read the above post I posted it may been that in those days the home fans got a chance to see the away teams full kit as we played in our kit in the away game?

Nah Joey I don't see any benefit in the fact that we would get to see foreign kits, what were we going to do all leg down to Jack Sharps and buy an official uefa sanctioned replica.

Those were the rules at the time, they had blue in their kit and we had blue in our kit = home team changes...but

In 64-65 the rs played Inter at home in red and milan played in black shorts, white shirt with diagonal blue black stripe, the same kit they wore in milan when we played in blue and white.

In the away leg the rs wore red and milan their traditional black and blue = still no colour clash = wear what you want