The Great Dixie Dean -
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The great TG Jones the price of Centre Half's -
15th February 1975 Roger Kenyon heads home Gary Jones' corner to give the Blues hope as Everton lose at home 1-2 to Fulham in the FA Cup -
v Spurs flashback, 1982: Graeme Sharp underlined his volleying prowess with a ferocious forerunner of his famous derby goal two years later. The Scot put the Blues in front with a sensational strike from the edge of the box before Ricky Villa grabbed a point for the visitors - watch Sharpies's thunderbolt -
2nd November 1974 John Connolly opens the scoring during a 2-0 victory over Manchester City -
I think I can just make you out there mate? Did you have a blue and white scarf on?
Nah that was me, @Old Blue 2 was a bit over from me...and it was crazy, when their 2nd went in all sorts of rattles, blue and white umbrellas etc were hurled in disgust, only to be scrambled for when Trebilcock scored to make it 1-2.
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My bother aged 16 was given my late fathers ticket as my fathers brother had four three for his family - My older brother travelled to London to seep in their flat in Burmansy findin his old way with directions the night before - he was made up, but alas his ticket was in the Wednesday end - all the tickets were split to different parts of Wembley for all the family - the tickets then were like gold dust....
The only joy he could wear his Everton scarf as Wednesday fans were identical ,... he just kept quiet until of course the comeback came, no bother the Wednesday fans were too dejected......- he had a game of footie on the park with his two cousins & off he went to get the busses plus train home ......I was 7 years younger so watched it unfold on a Black & white television - I can remember my emotions now of what a roller coaster game it really was ......
Thanks very much I get emails with boards of old photos each day now never signed up to any of them, plus buy old EFC books to try and give a variety of classic photos on here - being unwell it helps me to get by with the great comradeship on this thread of all the posters......imo it's the best thread on the GOT apart from match day......
The good times have to return for our fans who have seen us win nothing ....So our history is as important as anything imo.... I have seen the good & bad days......
The great Dixie Dean in a -war year publican team 1940 -
Won this game 2-0 Ball & Royle the scorers -
My bible of games -
