Old Everton Pictures

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4th September 1971; Everton centre forward Joe Royle cutting inside Derby County centre back Roy McFarland, at Goodison Park in a 2-0 defeat at Home-

 

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11th May 1963. Fulham players congratulate Everton on winning the league title by beating them 4-1, at Goodison Park. England wing half Bobby Robson (centre) looks suitably unimpressed by the occasion. -

 

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4th January 1969. Everton defender John Hurst crashing in to Ipswich Town goalkeeper David Best during an FA Cup 3rd Round tie, at Goodison Park in a 2-1 win for the blues-

 

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Leeds Utd 3 Everton 2 in Oct 1972 at Elland Road. Alan Ball scores whilst Gary Sprake can only watch -

 

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19th August 1980 Peter Eastoe takes Asa Hartford's through ball to beat Leicester keeper, Mark Wallington in a 1-0 win for the blues -

 

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Another dreaded match - Bally Captain -2-0 up doh

 

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Everton 1 Wolves 0 in Jan 1970 at Goodison Park. Action from a close encounter in the 1st Division. -

 

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Man Utd 0 Everton 3 in Dec 1976 at Old Trafford. Pictures from a newspaper on the League Cup 5th Round clash. -

 

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29th August 1981 Alan Biley turns away to celebrate his debut goal against Birmingham in a 3-1 win for the blues -

 

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Same game Alan Ainscow scores on his debut -as above -

 

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Same game as above - 29 August 1981 Peter Eastoe dives to head home Everton's second against Birmingham in a 3-1 win - HK new arrivals did well.....

 

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4th September 1982 Steve McMahon hits a terrific drive to score Everton's third against Spurs -
in a 3-1 win -

 

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I think that's the game Gerry Humphreys scored an absolutely cracker, striking the ball across the keeper from the very corner of the area. One of the best goals I've ever seen
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I think that's the game Gerry Humphreys scored an absolutely cracker, striking the ball across the keeper from the very corner of the area. One of the best goals I've ever seen

Strange how we have had a few strikers who popped up and scored a few goals , but only managed to play a few matches. And were then moved on. Humphreys scored stacks of goals in the old central league. But made only a handful of first team appearances. Treblicock also springs to mind. And I suppose even Whittle was moved on eventually.
I suppose nowadays it's all about the squad. Back in the 1960s it was more about the first eleven. Harder to break into . And Catterick didn't really rotate much.........