Old Everton Pictures

[Joey66]

Labby & The Catt -

 

[Joey66]

9th October 1982 Andy King heads in from close range against Manchester City in a 2-1 win for us -

 

[Joey66]

14th May 1966. Winger Mike Trebilcock (congratulated by team mate Ray Wilson) proves to be an unlikely hero of Everton's FA Cup Final victory against Sheffield Wednesday, at Wembley. Injury to star striker Fred Pickering saw Trebilcock get a late call up and scoring twice.-

 

[Joey66]

Blackburn Rov 1 Everton 3 in March 1961 at Ewood Park. Alex Young scores Everton's 3rd goal -

 

[Joey66]

Everton 2 Burnley 1 in Nov 1969 at Goodison Park. John Hurst jumps for the ball -

 

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[Joey66]

Alex The GV Young Grave Ceremony at Sandy Young's Graveside -​

 

[Joey66]

1984 FA Cup Winners -

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[degsy]

John McCormick, Tony Taylor and Gerry Queen for Palace, not as captioned. Looks like from the 3-1 Everton win in August 69. Mel Blyth put Palace ahead in front of the suspiciously exact attendance of 50,700. It was Palace’s first ever away game in the top division.

Mate, All Evertons declared attendances were suspicious back then. Some weeks in the 70s, rhe team was struggling and the announced figure at the end was the only reason you got to smile on the day

 

[Alan Whittle]

Mate, All Evertons declared attendances were suspicious back then. Some weeks in the 70s, rhe team was struggling and the announced figure at the end was the only reason you got to smile on the day

Indeed. Same at most clubs I suspect. I was chatting with two ex Palace regulars from the 70’s once who told me that there was an arrangement where certain players had their wages topped up on a Monday with some of the cash from the turnstiles after a Saturday home game. They called it “The Monday Dole Out”.

 

[degsy]

Indeed. Same at most clubs I suspect. I was chatting with two ex Palace regulars from the 70’s once who told me that there was an arrangement where certain players had their wages topped up on a Monday with some of the cash from the turnstiles after a Saturday home game. They called it “The Monday Dole Out”.

When Clough was at Derby they had that much cash sloshing about with 2 home games on the run and tickets for a replay. They had apprentices stash the coin in small sacks and notes in black bin bags.
Clough took 2 bin bags home as an unofficial bonus, somebody pulled him on it and he said...in his own style...if it wasn't for me you'd all be 'kin skint.
Peter Taylor had to go around to his house the next day and get them back.

 

[T LEAFE]

All of the Everton goals were brilliant in that game TL, it was something of a performance that said it all about the team at that time, there wasn't a weak link anywhere.

Yes it was a truly fantastic performance and some wonderful team goals

 

[Toast]

23 years ago today.
The kids you see in the photo are now the ‘Everton dads’ many fans moan about.

You wonder why we’re all bitter and twisted !?

 

[Eggs]

Everton 2 Burnley 1 in Nov 1969 at Goodison Park. John Hurst jumps for the ball -

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.....being a bit mischievous here, Joey, but it looks more like Labone heading that ball. Hurst in the background behind Joe Royle. I’m probably wrong and the caption right.