Alex Young The GV of Everton in 1962.-
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6th March 1968. Everton centre forward Joe Royle catches West Brom centre half John Talbut during a 6-2 rout at the Hawthorns. Might explain Everton's overconfidence in the FA Cup Final in which the Baggies gained revenge.-DOH
The Cannonball Kid -
Winter 1961. Everton and Scotland inside forward Alex Young. The GV -
Circa 1964. Everton strike force Alex Young The GV, and Fred Pickering pose for the cameras after training.-
9th September 1967 - Even while he featured in the BBC drama "Golden Vision" the clock was running down on the career of Everton legend Alex Young who is action against Fulham, at Craven Cottage.
Neville Southall saves a shot from Brian Marwood of Sheffield Wednesday in 1985 -
Bally 1966 -
No one hurt this guy Moggsy -
Sheffield United v Everton 1971-72, ball saved by Sheffield keeper, however Bernie Wright hits home the equaliser- @cwright75 - in a 1-1 draw -
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nice 1 joey laa
Looks like Bally popped up an easy catch, which Charlton B and Wilson(?) both missed...much to disgust of wicket keeper
The last goal he ever scored for us...he'd had 3 or 4 not quite 'sitters', but chances that just missed before that went in, it could easily have been 10 or more.
That was the real end of Cattericks Everton, we peaked on that day and beat a decent team, we were unstoppable.
And it was slowly down hill from then
....looks like Jack Charlton with his back to the camera, Terry Paine & Bobby Moore behind the wicket.
If Southampton was the end - This was the start.
They went a goal up against our slow starters, but nobody minded, we laughed at the whole Everton That-ness of it...yes, it was a 'thing' even back then.
But, iirc, we quickly went up the gears...without really getting into 4th...and ran out easy winners 4-1
Passing the winning post easing off at a canter, as they say in racing, with 20-25 mins to go.
2nd August 1969 - 20th November 1971
840 days
RIP.