Tom McIntosh Everton's secretary/manager in those days with a great sporting background with his son Peter and Bill Dean in 1932 -
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Tom with players on the Goodison Park pitch circa 1923 -
Tom and the Barcelona Cup in 1924 -
At his funeral at nearby Anfield Cemetery, "Dixie" Dean was one of the pall bearers, along with other first-team players in Jock Thompson, Charlie Gee, Warney Cresswell, Tommy White and Ben Williams. Representatives of many senior clubs, including Middlesbrough, Liverpool, Tranmere and Glasgow Celtic, gathered at Goodison Park prior to the service at Walton Parish Church. There were hundreds of wreaths from all parts of the country which included tributes in the colours of famous clubs. For example, one, of red carnations bound with white ribbon, was sent by Arsenal FC.
Tom's funeral. His coffin was carried by some of the players
Tom's funeral. His coffin was carried by some of the players
Tom H MCINTOSH the plaque board 2nd name in -
The magical Mackenzie earned more doing this than playing football....-
1967/8 squad new edition Ernie Hunt inset-
The team in a badly touched up away kit surely - sunglasses at the ready -
Dario Terracotta
Player Valuation: £70m
All the very best wishes with regards to your health Joey mate.
tommytowne
Player Valuation: £50m
Osgood is good!
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day