Old Everton Pictures

[PSB1]

Colin Harvey Bellfield -
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It states in the Roy Vernon autobiography the fans never took to him yet he did a very good job - it was such a hard act to follow as proven by the form Collins led Leeds to a massive blunder to sell him by the Catt - to repeat it with Bally he had then lost the plot .......

The catt was paranoid. Certainly produced great teams ... or the trainer did ... but I sometimes wonder if we didn't lose as much as we gained.

Bally scoring in a 5-2 rout v Chelsea in our title run in at home in irony of a 58,000 + crowd - proud to be there! Notice all the Holy trinity players involved in the attack
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Got a feeling this was v Utd in August '69. It was played on a Tuesday night - hence the floodlights. Chelsea was definitely a daytime fixture.

 

[The Trinity.]

Here it is - outlawed later as Carr was touching the ball twice with his flick up -

Actually a well taken goal. But should as we all know have been disallowed. What was the score in that match. My memorys gone......

 

[The Trinity.]

Bally scoring in a 5-2 rout v Chelsea in our title run in at home in irony of a 58,000 + crowd - proud to be there! Notice all the Holy trinity players involved in the attack
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The Holy Trinity are never far away from the action.... They hunted as a pack...... They mainly did manage to keep their line. They were superb. Well that's my story anyway as seen through young eyes at the time... And I'm sticking to that. Can't change now.
Now wouldn't it be great if we had a proper midfield nowadays. Or something even resembling a midfield.........

 

[The Trinity.]

Players relaxing from 1970/s ours do it on the pitch nowadays
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think some of those guys relaxed a wee bit too much as well......

 

[The Trinity.]

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That's a real oldie........great stuff.

 

[The Trinity.]

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Dundalk actually won that match 3-2. Alex Stevenson scored both Evertons goals.. Don't know how strong a team Everton fielded. But Irish football (North and south) was fairly strong back then......

 

[Dario Terracotta]

Actually a well taken goal. But should as we all know have been disallowed. What was the score in that match. My memorys gone......

Think we got beat 3-1,John hurst for us!

 

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[Joey66]

Genial Joe Mercer fell out with the Mange along with Dixie plus TG Jones and begged for a move

 

[Joey66]

Everton's Joe Mercer ) hacks the ball clear, watched by teammate Tommy G Jones
- Football League Division One - Arsenal v Everton - the team he moved to reluctantly -

 

[Joey66]

The championship side of 1938/39 -what a team mercer TG Jones & Tommy Lawton -then war broke out -

 

[Joey66]

30th September 1972 Joe Royle soars above Howard Kendall and Newcastle keeper, Ian McFall, to head Everton's second goal in a 3-1 win for the blues -

 

[Joey66]

Dixie Dean’s most cherished medal comes home –
in an event by the wonderful Everton Heritage Society -

 

[Joey66]

Joe Mercer always an Evertonian at heart -

 

[Joey66]

1935 / 1936 First Division - Aston Villa 1 Everton 1 Everton's Joe Mercer warms up at Villa Park. -