Andy Gray makes it 1-0, and we are on our way to victory -
Peter Reid who was world-class that night hoist the trophy -
Return of the FA Cup 1984 - Everton v. Watford - the glory times were to sart in the 1980's
League Champions 1985 - Everton v Q.P.R. (2-0 Mountfield, Sharp) 6th May 1985 -
Graeme Sharp scores the second (Everton v Q.P.R. 2-0 6th May 1985) -
The Gladwys street in full glory as the players do a lap of honour 1985 -
League Champions 1987 -Everton v Luton (3-1 Steven 2, Sharp) 9th May 1987 -
Graeme Sharp adds a third
Graeme Sharp adds a third
Alan Harper & Gary Stephens hoist the league trophy -
L-R: Peter Reid signs an autograph for John Hurst, while Howard Kendall and Gary Stevens look on -
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Player Valuation: £10m
Oh yes. Replacing GV with an untried 16 year old, and then losing, didn't help Catt get on board the team bus unscathed
The manner of defeat didn't help. The first goal was comical. Bally pressed up toward the Kop end early second half but was robbed by Harvey who gently prodded it back to Barnett (no Westy). He then let the ball roll through his legs and in. What I remember most was Bally turning away and laughing his head off all the way back to the centre circle
Wasn't long before a second went in and the mood with the blues fans turned a little ugly. I think Catt saw enough of Bally's skills that cold afternoon to want to sign him up and join a growing Blackpool influence on Everton's future.
Derek Temple, scorer of the winning goal in the 1966 Cup Final, pictured with the shirt he wore on that day-
He donated it to the auction for the Alder Hey Children's Hospital - it went for £2,500-
He donated it to the auction for the Alder Hey Children's Hospital - it went for £2,500-
Temple Vs W. Germany 1965
1995 Wembley players line up v Manchester United 1995 -
Unsy & Hinchcliffe hoist our last trophy win -
Our captain and big Nev { who had a great game } - plus Barry Horne -
