Bob Latchford scores against Birmingham 1977-78 in a 2-0 win the Latch scoring both goals -
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Maybe our first vegetarian footballer -
Neil Robinson -
Neil Robinson -
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Sitting on the deck is his old scoring partner Trevor Francis looking unbothered but definitely bewildered by big Bobs traditional goal salute. Maybe he's thinking why haven't the Toffees signed me. What a combo that would have been. A trophy winning one I would suggest.
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He certainly enjoyed carrots by the looks of it.
Bally reels away after scoring v Manchester United -
It was rumoured we tried our very best to sign Francis, but he became the first million pound player -
A young Bally closing down Best -
What a class act right back this player was for us -
The Cannonball kid going in where it hurt -
17th October 1970. Everton centre forward Joe Royle battling with Arsenal duo Eddie Kelly and Bob McNab, at Highbury in a 4-0 defeat for us -
16th December 1967. Manchester United goalkeeper Alex Stepney catching the ball under pressure from Everton's young centre forward Joe Royle, at Old Trafford in a 3-1 defeat for us -
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Didn't know that. A couple of years down the line he is winning Notts Forest European cups and League championships and other trophies. Makes you wonder. And Bob without a winners medal in his career for all his amazing goal scoring feats. One of the imponderables in the great game.
Westy & Hursty cannot stop Law scoring -
1st March 1969. Everton midfielder Colin Harvey closed down by Manchester United full back Tony Dunne in the FA Cup Quarter Final, at Old Trafford we won with a goal from big Joe Royle -
