Old Everton Pictures

[degsy]

same game - Labby and Alex Parker thwart the Hull attack -
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They came and put in a hard fought effort, we weren't on or best form and had to first win the fightball, before playing our football, well what little we could when not firing on all cylinders.
We then had to do the away game replay Vs Leeds and they were even harder fought...which led to the Battle of Goodison the following Nov...and if that wasn't enough we played them in the 4th round again in 64-65, with nearly 66,000 cramming in to watch us lose the replay.
Strange days indeed

Oh and I think that No2 might be Sandy Brown

 

[mikey 62]

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Can't work out were this doesn't look like the Street End to me , but I could be wrong ?

 

[bluelord49]

Correct with Sandy Brown ,he played at number 2 in all 5 fa cup games..
2 against Hull (replay)
2 against Leeds(replay)
and against Sunderland got beat 3-1 ....
Blame me that was my first ever away game....

 

[jaycee]

Can't work out were this doesn't look like the Street End to me , but I could be wrong ?

Its on piss hill AKA the kop

 

[Joey66]

They came and put in a hard fought effort, we weren't on or best form and had to first win the fightball, before playing our football, well what little we could when not firing on all cylinders.
We then had to do the away game replay Vs Leeds and they were even harder fought...which led to the Battle of Goodison the following Nov...and if that wasn't enough we played them in the 4th round again in 64-65, with nearly 66,000 cramming in to watch us lose the replay.
Strange days indeed

Oh and I think that No2 might be Sandy Brown

Alex Parker in my bible checked it out

 

[Joey66]

Its on piss hill AKA the kop

Yes on the two occasions I stood up n the Kop in derbys as it held 20,000 plus standing at least 3-4 thousand blues fans stood middle tier just to the right of the goal nets dressed in the blue gear but as young kid I was mid way to the left hand side getting crushed it really was a fearsome end to go in dressed in your blue and white gear, but in those days their fans were ok....with it being all ticket the Kop was your last choice .....the anfield road end was a mass of blues fans.....

 

[degsy]

Alex Parker in my bible checked it out

Program says Sandy will try and post it

 

[degsy]

 

[degsy]

 

[bluelord49]

Sorry Joey...
Parker played 17 league games from Aug.63 to mid Nov.63... 17 games in all.
Never made another appearance that season..
We played Hull in Jan.1964
2 games in 3 days.. with Sandy Brown playing number 2...

 

[bluelord49]

Hull City v Everton, 04 January 1964

11v11 football match report for Hull City v Everton, FA Cup 1964 3rd round, 04 January 1964

www.11v11.com

George Heslop played number 5 in place of Brian Labone...

 

[Joey66]

Program says Sandy will try and post it

stand corrected late last night and my bible says it was Sandy as proven - Parker was no 2 for about ten games at the start of that season tired eyes sorry

 

[degsy]

Hull City v Everton, 04 January 1964

11v11 football match report for Hull City v Everton, FA Cup 1964 3rd round, 04 January 1964

www.11v11.com

George Heslop played number 5 in place of Brian Labone...

How come Labones in the picture then...see above my program with team changes written in as announced.

 

[Joey66]

How come Labones in the picture then...see above my program with team changes written in as announcedd

In my bible with my eyes in focus it is Labby deffo played heslop had played the previous 9 games at no 5

 

[Joey66]

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Those notices were very popular in the 1930s onwards....towards the loser of a big game.....