Old Everton Pictures

[Joey66]

Everton V Wolves - 1974 Bob Latchford wins the ball in a 0-0 draw - A certain Joe Royle looks on - on his way out to Manchester City - he & the Latch only had a handful of games together -

 

[Joey66]

Early 1970's Everton V Stoke Peter Dobing / Gordon West in a 2-0 win for us - @TangerineToffee had Sir Stan retired by then ?

 

[Joey66]

1985 Everton Off to Wembley Derek Mountfield Young Fan -

 

[Joey66]

1969 Everton V West Ham Royle, & Bally tangle with defence in a 2-0 win Bally & Husband our scorers -

 

[Joey66]

17th December 1989. Howard Kendall and Colin Harvey at Goodison Park - as rival managers. Kendall had recently returned from Bilbao and been appointed as Manchester City boss. The final score 0-0 -

 

[Joey66]

Everton v Carlisle United-Bob Latchford jumps into crowd - December 23rd 1974 the latch scored two in a 3-2 reverse defeat they took maximum points off us yet they got relegated - Everton that - contributed to us losing the title that year -

 

[Joey66]

Everton football team boarding a flight at Speke Airport-23rd September 1964 -

 

[Joey66]

The last of the Corinthians = Labby -

 

[Joey66]

Bally -

 

[degsy]

True - I was on away grounds were the home fans clapped the Blues off the park our midfield - The Holy Trinity were telepathic a joy to see .....the rest of the team were brilliant too - one forward in Joe Royle, but with the midfield two wingers who cut in goals came from most places - John Hurst also used to maraud forwards & score some vital goals he was class - Labby's legs at the back - what a player he really was if he was injured - you realised what a gem of a player he really was - fans rave about Stones - Stones was not in the same league as Hursty .....

I remember them doing that at Stoke in 68

 

[degsy]

Twice the player Stan was........ one cup final became a leg end lol

I know its bit tongue in cheek, but its not a fair comparison, different positions, different times.
Both were very good at what they did, both on their day were unplayable

 

[Joey66]

I know its bit tongue in cheek, but its not a fair comparison, different positions, different times.
Both were very good at what they did, both on their day were unplayable

I was jesting with @TangerineToffee it goes back in a Bally autobiography when as an apprentice at Blackpool very young Bally played a ball a yard ahead of Sir Stan and he just let it roll out for a throw in .....
Bally ripped into him a perfect ball - to my feet son stated Stan - Bally insisted on playing the ball to Stan the same way - hence dropped the next game ...plus then every photo Stan seems to wear brilliant white shorts after the game LOL

 

[degsy]

I was jesting with @TangerineToffee it goes back in a Bally autobiography when as an apprentice at Blackpool very young Bally played a ball a yard ahead of Sir Stan and he just let it roll out for a throw in .....
Bally ripped into him a perfect ball - to my feet son stated Stan - Bally insisted on playing the ball to Stan the same way - hence dropped the next game ...plus then every photo Stan seems to wear brilliant white shorts after the game LOL

I knew you were by the lol

 

[TangerineToffee]

Early 1970's Everton V Stoke Peter Dobing / Gordon West in a 2-0 win for us - @TangerineToffee had Sir Stan retired by then ?

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Only just lol

 

[Dario Terracotta]

Ha the game was played on a beach. Don't think they had grass in Malta till the 1970s. You would have made a fortune over there with your gardening skills

Don't you be trying to export our Brother Joseph lol