Everton 3 Crystal Palace 1 in Oct 1979 at Goodison Park. Andy King scores Everton's 3rd goal -
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13th March 1979 Andy King moves on to a flicked pass from Bob Latchford to equalise for Everton in the Anfield Derby -
EFC v Stoke flashback, 1984: Top of the table Everton entertained bottom club Stoke and strolled to their tenth consecutive win in all competitions. Adrian Heath silenced taunts from the away end by bagging a first-half brace against his old club and set up Peter Reid for the third after the interval before Trevor Steven added a fourth. -
30th November 1974 Gary Jones picks up a rebound off Birmingham keeper, Dave Latchford, and shoots through a crowd of players to open the scoring in a 4-1 home win for us -
10th March 1973 Mick Lyons scores at Leeds but yet again the Elland Road curse ensures the Blues lose 1-2-
I went to that, iirc, we didn't win an away game for ages after.
TangerineToffee
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Two greats but only one played for England 40 odd times and was captain too. Harvey should have played a lot more for his country though. Great pic that. Was there on the kop that day. Good game but not as good a result as the 1966 meeting at BR
TangerineToffee
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Shows yer no one could get near him. That said, there should be a picture somewhere of him from the back, coming off with the Cup perhaps, because when he provided the cross for one of the goals, might have been the winner, he stretched and slipped. No one near him of course, but he deffo had a brown splash across his backside lol
That's when he had a mishap on the toilet lol
TangerineToffee
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Eastoe showing a lot of love for big Bob here. Mind you who could resist a man with quads like Latchfords lol
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Nah that would have been the Bolton left back when he saw Sir Stans name on the teamsheet
Stanlooks old there with his short back & sides haircut ....Nah that would have been the Bolton left back when he saw Sir Stans name on the teamsheet
Born 110 years ago today; Robert ‘Bunny’ Bell. He scored 9 goals in a match for Tranmere Rovers and later served as a back-up to Dixie Dean and Tommy Lawton at Everton - bottom photo was Bunny signing for cover in 1936 he never reached Dixies heights, but did very well at Tranmere Rovers - he could not just get a break with the Blues .....A great Character & is in the Tranmere Rovers Hall of fame -
For @TangerineToffee I worked it out Sir Stan has slipped over & muddied his white shorts up - Waiters his horrified of Stans reaction after the gamelol
Tony Waiters of Blackpool I’ve read the caption 10 times, still doesn’t make sense -
- Waiters his horrified of Stans reaction after the gamelolTony Waiters of Blackpool I’ve read the caption 10 times, still doesn’t make sense -
David Payne of Crystal Palace, Colin Harvey of Everton -
