Old Everton Pictures

[Joey66]

 

[Joey66]

Two Everton greats -

 

[Joey66]

Goodison Road 1966 -

 

[Joey66]

The boys of 1985 -

 

[Joey66]

@alan ball pm me when this book is available please -

 

[Joey66]

 

[T LEAFE]

Manager Harry Catterick on the pitch with his players before the penalty shoot-out v Borussia Monchengladbach Goodison Park 4th November 1970 - This photo cannot be correct as it was a night game surely wrong as I was there? pouring down under floodlights the player were elated not dejected what game is thisor has th photo been enlightened?
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I think it may actually be that game Joey.
I guess the players were just tired and disappointed we didnt win before pens.
I was there as well.
Good old Andy Rankin
Great night

 

[T LEAFE]

I think it may actually be that game Joey.
I guess the players were just tired and disappointed we didnt win before pens.
I was there as well.
Good old Andy Rankin
Great night

My mum took me as my dad wasn't well
Her first ever game
She hadnt a clue what was going on especially with the penalties but she got very excited bless her soul

 

[Eggs]

I think it may actually be that game Joey.
I guess the players were just tired and disappointed we didnt win before pens.
I was there as well.
Good old Andy Rankin
Great night

....agree, I was there too and the cutting says ‘before’ the shoot out. It was the end of extra-time and the players were exhausted. As you say, Andy Rankin in the background is the key.

 

[Cameron Manning]

Yeah,muhren later went to Man U,they had a great side,burley,mills,beattie,gates,muhren,thiijsen,mariner,wark,brazil etc.

With Beattie the stand out player, excellent.

 

[roy vernon]

With Beattie the stand out player, excellent.

Have to agree with you there Cameron, Kevin Beatie was a top class player and a very quick one. Bobby Robson tells a story about the New Year’s Day Powderhall Sprint, Robson entered Beattie, all the players and Robson bet on him and half way through he looked like winning hands down. At that point, however, his wedding tackle popped out of the leg of his ‘very short’ shorts, which were the fashion back in 1970. Naturally he made efforts to readjust and by the time he was settled he had lost the race and they had all lost their money.

 

[Joey66]

Syd Reaks, the Liverpool chairman (second right) followed by secretary of the club Peter Robinson arriving at Goodison Park for a meeting on whether to televise on close circuit the upcoming FA Cup tie between Everton and Liverpool 22Feb 1967

 

[T LEAFE]

What a player Andrei was and he had a nice habit of scoring against the RS

 

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