Old Everton Pictures

[TangerineToffee]

Albert Dunlop in the early 1960's puffs his cheeks as Spurs score awful feeling this may be the 10-4 defeat in which Jimmy Harris scored a hat trick for us?
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If that's the 10-4 game that was the late 50s. Known as the Highway Patrol game I am led to believe lol

 

[The Trinity.]

....I think Gerry Glover and Aiden Maher were members of that side who also played for our first team. Husband and Hurst coming through to play so many is remarkable and to a certain extent, similar to Hibbert and Osman as FA Youth Cup winners.

Spot on about Glover and Maher playing for the first team. Glover played two and Maher played one match. I suppose if one or two players from the youth set up go on to play for the first team , then that has to be looked at as a positive.
Not every youth player is going to make that break through.

Let's hope that a number of our current youngsters can make that break through. Gordon.....Braithwaite.......Beni (although I'm not sure about him).....Gibson........there are a few more.......But I don't think that they will feature much.
Ps........also agree with you about Husband and Hurst. Two very good players imo. Loved all that team from the late 1960s.......

 

[The Trinity.]

Roger Ernie Hunt v Leeds only played about 11 games for us after us signing him from Coventry -
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sorry Joey.......we sold him to Coventry. Not sure if we actually bought him from Wolves or from an American team also called wolves. But wolves always stuck in my mind. Must check that out........

 

[The Trinity.]

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Not a bad player imo. I actually liked John Connolly. One of our better player in a mainly struggling team.......

 

[Dario Terracotta]

Before confirming if it is Ball's first or second goal you may wish to consider the fact it is at the Park End which would imply we were kicking that way first half which was less common, though not impossible. His first was on 27 mins according to Everton results. Might the clock in the background give a clue on the original photo? It is a bit blurry on the image I am looking at. His second goal was on 89 mins.
Next home game was Fulham. That programme might have photos to confirm.
Or ask @Dario Terracotta !!!!!!

lol lol lol I'll ask my Dad,he would have been there matelolI can see the logic in your thinking allez,99% sure you are right, however I am sure the programme didn't really contain many "action shots" until it was revamped for the 1969-70 season into a new magazine format!!

 

[Joey66]

On this day we took on Athletic Bilbao as Goodison Park hosted Howard Kendall's testimonial -

 

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[McMagicT]

If that's the 10-4 game that was the late 50s. Known as the Highway Patrol game I am led to believe lol

That wasn,t the 10-4 game, as Jimmy Gabriel didn't sign for a couple more years, and you can clearly
see Gabby in the background.

 

[Joey66]

Is that Dario back left of the class on the photo @Dario Terracotta - front of class at the old St Helens Technical College are - Left to right: Colin Harvey, Rod Belfitt, Jimmy Husband and Henry Newton -

 

[McMagicT]

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Great flag and a wonderful tribute to the great man.

 

[Joey66]

Ajax-Everton in 1967, Young Ajax supporters celebrate the victory against the English. (Posted on an Ajax forum). Johnny Morrissey is the number 11. Got beat in the pre season friendly 9th August 1967 3-0 -

 

[Joey66]

 

[Joey66]

Bally in with the Leeds midfield being chased -

 

[Joey66]

Poor Fred Pickering missed out on the final, he claimed his knee was never ever 100% & he knew it, and so did the Catt.....

 

[Joey66]

Westy with his hard look pose away where ?-