The Trinity.
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A likely story.........1960 Everton's Roy Vernon v Burnley in a white away kit - Did not realise a young Rodney Bewes played in goal for Burnley -in a 3-1 win for us -
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The Trinity.
Player Valuation: £10m
we have had some great headers at Everton.......Dean......Young......Royle........Latchford........Gray.......Ferguson.....
..Graveson.... Apologies for who I missed.
The Trinity.
Player Valuation: £10m
Great programmes.......
The Trinity.
Player Valuation: £10m
2-2 draw. Mike Newell scoring both our goals. Couldn't get to this match. But a few Celtic supporting mates brought me back a programme......
It was a thought to be a very bad move by Manager Billy Bingham - yet Kendall who was sadly missed ended up at Stoke where he became a coach - dying players like I I Inchy Heath, Paul Bracewell - moving on to be successful manager at Blackburn fated to become our most successful Manager ever - first time around - a true Blue......
It was Karma that move decried at the time left to our most successful time in history.,..
Peter Reid -
EVERTON 1935 LINE UP @ THE HAWTHORNS who won - 1-0 & came 8th that season -
Dixie still Captain sat at the front - Ted Sagar still our keeper - Jack Coulter scored the only goal -
Dixie still Captain sat at the front - Ted Sagar still our keeper - Jack Coulter scored the only goal -
Six great EFC players 1964 onwards - Tommy Wright - Colin Harvey -Labby - Gabby - Ray Wilson - Westy -
Three handy keepers on was world-class - Big Nev - Bobby Mimms - Jim Arnold -
Born in Birkenhead in 1907, Dixie Dean's football record is second to none. After retiring he ran the Dublin Packet pub in Chester, and later became a porter at Littlewoods Pools in Liverpool. How times have changed for modern footballers, and what would he be worth today?
Big Joe flexes his neck muscles sheer power in the header -
Two legends of centre backs for the blues - Hursty & Labby -
