...I’d think that was the FA Cup win over Coventry on our way to winning the trophy. I’m sure I was a youngster at the game but can only think that a colour clash at that time meant both teams changed their strip.
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...I’d think that was the FA Cup win over Coventry on our way to winning the trophy. I’m sure I was a youngster at the game but can only think that a colour clash at that time meant both teams changed their strip.
It was not a FACup game which in some years we wore white our 2nd kit then ?it was a league game ?
Remember as a kid memorising every league teams ground, nicknames, kit colours etc.
Now I can't remember what I had for breakfast
...we did beat them 3-0 in the FA Cup in March 1966 on the way to winning the trophy. I presume it was that game, Joey.
I was tired when I looked that score up so may have missed that will recheck , but they wore white at home in the FA cup also 3-0 was a popular score in the cup in thearly rounds that season
I was tired when I looked that score up so may have missed that will recheck , but they wore white at home in the FA cup also 3-0 was a popular score in the cup in thearly rounds that season
....yep, 3-0 every round and then we beat City 2-0 and United 1-0, so a cumulative 3-0 against Manchester.
Keep well, Joey.
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Everton switched to a modern kit for the 1929/30 season (round neck shirts, stripes on the cuffs, paler blue). Sadly it coincided with relegation. Dixie Dean still managed 23 goals in 25 League appearances. It looks like his head is 'photoshopped' (1930s-style) on this photo
Everton 3 Ipswich T 0 in Jan 1970 at Goodison Park. Joe Royle makes it 3-0 with this header in the 1st Division clash. Just look at that leap plus his power in the air -
