23rd January 1971 Henry Newton raises his arm in celebration as he scores in the FA Cup tie with Middlesboro in a 3-0 win for the blues -
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6th January 1973 John Connolly cracks a left foot volley from a narrow angle to seal a 2-0 victory for Everton against Stoke -
9th March 1971 David Johnson v Panathinaikos (H) EUROPEAN CUP in a last gasp equaliser - we got cheated away from home 0-0 went out on the away goal -
28 August 1965 NOT A GOAL, but still an important piece of Everton history. John Hurst becomes the first Everton substitute when he replaces the injured Fred Pickering with eight minutes remaining in the away game at Stoke. The final touch of the game came as John Hurst headed a corner into the net only for the referee to rule that he had blown the final whistle before the ball crossed the line.-
Everton 3 Crystal Palace 1 in Oct 1979 at Goodison Park. Andy King scores Everton's 3rd goal -
The joy the leap as Trebicock get our 1966 Cup Final equaliser -
They never come harder than Moggsy - Number one in Jack Charlton's little black book -
Who’s the greatest of them all? Little curly Alan Ball -
Bluerover
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I went to a game and I'm sure a lad named Rees came on as substitute our first ever, it was August 1965Clive Thomas???
at the Victoria Ground Stoke the first game of the season we won 2-0. Sorry if I'm not correct but it was
55 years ago.
Yep! And he looks like he's ready for round 2 as well.
What a day out! I was stood in the Wednesday end and saw 4 of the goals at roughly this angle. Phew!
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The story goes that the next time we played Leeds after the story about the Black Book came out, Morrissey 'did' Charlton, turned round to him and said, "Put that in your f*****g book"!
Johnny Barton
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The late great Howard Kendall told me the story of his first day at Bellfield, whilst being shown round by Brian Labone.
Brian said the first piece of advice I will give you son.
"Never take the ball off Morrissey in training"
Moggsy seen big zjack putting it about at Goodison all afternoon Bally &Big Joe especially getting kicked plus others - Bally pleaded with him to do something...
We got a free kick Moggsy stormed from his wing ......Bang his head collided with Big Jacks - Jack was strectured off straight to Walton hospital for a brain scan ..Moggsy had the ability to do this & act dead also to get away with it in those days .......Jack always maintained it was a hard tackle over the balll at Elland road ....the article I read in a book related the fact Moggsy knocked him out stone cold was the main reason ........plus putting him in hospital - no subs in those days too......
I also seen Moggsy get done in the first five minutes by Hunter to limp off for the rest of the game with a killer tackle ......
So in those days it went on , but Leeds were champions at it..........