The Gwladys Street End terraces of Goodison Park in 1991 -
Big Joe eyeing up the enemy -
1958-62 midfielder Bobby Collins sold too soon like Bally -
There is a story about the Leeds tactic of having Jack Charlton stand on the goal line in front of the keeper to prevent him getting a run at the ball. It was very successful for a while until one afternoon, when playing against Everton, Big Jack took up his position on the goal line and Westy just ran right through him leaving him in a heap and caught the ball. Billy Bremner turned to Jack and said, “that’s the end of that one Jack”.
Royston Vernon & Tony Kay at Haydock racecourse -
Colin Harvey at Goodison 1972 - ,those kits were bad with the collar -
Wee Bobby Collins look at those small boots -
Everton midfield man of steel Bobby Collins challenges Burnley goalkeeper Adam Blacklaw -
Everton midfield man of steel Bobby Collins challenges Burnley goalkeeper Adam Blacklaw -
1966 -
