7th January 1978 Trevor Ross beats Villa's Jimmy Rimmer to score the second from the penalty spot in a 4-1 win for us -
7th March 1981 Trevor Ross sends Joe Corrigan the wrong way as he scores from the spot against Man City in the sixth round of the FA CUP after Imre Varadi had been brought down - in a drawn game 2-2 got beat away -
25th August 1984 Adrian Heath scores from the spot during a home defeat to Spurs -
17th February 1968 Jimmy Husband nets at Carlisle in the third minute of the FA Cup tie as the goalkeeper deflects Colin Harvey's cross shot into his path on a mud bath of a pitch Big Joe made it 2-0 for us to go through many blues locked outside in this all ticket affair-
25th October 1977 Andy King puts Everton ahead against Middlesbrough in the first half in a 2-2 draw -
Wolverhampton v Everton 1971-72; The ball bobbed off Parkes hands in stepped Joe Royle for his first goal of the season in a 1-1 draw -
1981/82 Ball flashes across the face of the goal, Eastoe, Hartford and Biley unable to add the finishing touch -
Avramovic, Kilcline, and Mick Lyons go for high ball from Ainscow's corner, kick; Everton v Notts County 1981-82 in a 3-1 win for us -
Joe Royle in Malta, for the England game 1970-71- signing an autograph -
Everton's new 300 club February 1971 - All the mod cons 
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19th January 1974. Terry Yorath shadowed by Everton's Mick Buckley during a drab goalless draw, at Goodison Park -
30th August 1975 Mick Lyons meets a free kick from Mick Buckley to head Everton's opener in a 2-0 win over Derby -
Artist impression of Big Dunc -
Old Blue 2
Player Valuation: £35m
First game of the season. Got hammered 1-4...
William “Dixie” Dean Home ⇒ World Football ⇒ Legendary Players Dixie Dean is one of the greatest goalscorers in the history of the English game. William Dean (often known as Dixie, a nickname he hated) was born in Birkenhead in 1907 and began his career with local side Tranmere Rovers in the Third Division … William “Dixie” Dean" -
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