Old Everton Pictures

[Joey66]

For @Alanbileysfeathercut plus others - tha Latch -

 

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Two greats in the 1970;s Lyons and Latchford -

 

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Moggsy at the twin Towers -

 

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Moggsy and Bally -

 

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Moggsy with Denis stevens , and maybe Roy Vernon in the background/ -

 

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FA Cup Fifth Round match at Goodison Park. Everton 2 v Tranmere Rovers 0. Johnny Morrissey scores the second goal of the match. 9th March 1968.-

 

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same game -

 

[Joey66]

Everton football squad pre season photograph. Top row left to right: Johnny Morrissey, Jimmy Harris, Sandy Brown, Brian Labone, Gordon West, Andy Rankin, Jimmy Gabriel, Fred Pickering, Colin Harvey and Jimmy Hill. Bottom row: Alex Parker, Alex Scott, Dennis Stevens, Derek Temple, Roy Vernon, Tony Kay, Alex Young and Ray Wilson, 14th August 1964-

 

[BigMick]

Everton football squad pre season photograph. Top row left to right: Johnny Morrissey, Jimmy Harris, Sandy Brown, Brian Labone, Gordon West, Andy Rankin, Jimmy Gabriel, Fred Pickering, Colin Harvey and Jimmy Hill. Bottom row: Alex Parker, Alex Scott, Dennis Stevens, Derek Temple, Roy Vernon, Tony Kay, Alex Young and Ray Wilson, 14th August 1964-
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Wow there's some talent in that photo! And determination. And character. And leaders

 

[James1878]

Hey @Joey66 some great photos in here thank you for posting them. I have just been trawling through some of the many pages.

 

[roy vernon]

Everton football squad pre season photograph. Top row left to right: Johnny Morrissey, Jimmy Harris, Sandy Brown, Brian Labone, Gordon West, Andy Rankin, Jimmy Gabriel, Fred Pickering, Colin Harvey and Jimmy Hill. Bottom row: Alex Parker, Alex Scott, Dennis Stevens, Derek Temple, Roy Vernon, Tony Kay, Alex Young and Ray Wilson, 14th August 1964-
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. Jimmy Harris was looking well there considering he must have been around 50 at the time, I think the caption should have read ‘Brian Harris’.

 

[Joey66]

. Jimmy Harris was looking well there considering he must have been around 50 at the time, I think the caption should have read ‘Brian Harris’.

Well spotted again sir

 

[T LEAFE]

Anyone recall who the winger was in the early/mid 60's whose nickname was "Cadburys" because you didnt know whether you were going to get a hard or a soft centre?