George Thomson of Everton the GV cousin fullback for the blues -
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Tommy Ring of Everton
Denis Law of Manchester United, Brian Labone of Everton Looks like Bill Foulkes and Colin Harvey in the background
Arsenal’s Bob Wilson clashes with Joe Royle of Everton
Not everyone knows this but Dennis Law had 3 knees in his right legDenis Law of Manchester United, Brian Labone of Everton Looks like Bill Foulkes and Colin Harvey in the background
Couldn't find fault his effort though.
Later said it was all his own fault for being stupid and he wished he'd applied himself better.
Blues in a 2-0 defeat at white hart lane - 1960 -
1960 a new addition Royston Vernon from Blackburn Rovers to become a big star for the Blues -
Denis Law of Manchester United, Brian Labone of Everton Looks like Bill Foulkes and Colin Harvey in the background
...Tommy Wright in the background I think, Joey.
Yes well spotted another blip off the photo write up.... a young Tommy Wright?
Season 1961-2
TEACHER TURNS BOOKIE
Wednesday, December 20, 1961 The Liverpool Echo
A school teacher is giving up his post at a primary school after ten years in the profession to become a full-time bookmaker. The teacher, Mr. Donald Easthope, has told Lancashire County Education Department that he is resigning from his job at the Halsnead Primary School, Whiston where he is a games master. Mr. Easthope, an Ex-Everton footballer, now employs a full-time staff at his betting shop in Liverpool Road, Huyton and since he opened two weeks ago he has sometimes taken 1,000 bets a day. In the picture above Mr. Easthope is seen at work in his betting shop.
Wednesday, December 20, 1961 The Liverpool Echo
A school teacher is giving up his post at a primary school after ten years in the profession to become a full-time bookmaker. The teacher, Mr. Donald Easthope, has told Lancashire County Education Department that he is resigning from his job at the Halsnead Primary School, Whiston where he is a games master. Mr. Easthope, an Ex-Everton footballer, now employs a full-time staff at his betting shop in Liverpool Road, Huyton and since he opened two weeks ago he has sometimes taken 1,000 bets a day. In the picture above Mr. Easthope is seen at work in his betting shop.