Captain Mike Lyons -
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Everton stars (clockwise from top left) Derek Temple, Roy Vernon, Alex Young, Alex Scott and Dennis Stevens, pose with the First Division Championship trophy which the team won last season 1963/64 -
Bally -
The Latch -
Goodison standing with those horrible cages -
It's1890-91 at Anfield A massive rent increase is planned and some members of the club are not keen on paying, and ponder a move across Stanley Park In 1892 the move of this team in pink, Everton, is made to Goodison Park, and those that remain at Anfield form LiverpoolA rent increase is planned and some members of the club are not keen on paying, and ponder a move across Stanley Park In 1892 the move of this team in pink, Everton, is made to Goodison Park, and those that remain at Anfield form Liverpool... we spawned the devil of a club -Buying an old market garden on Goodison road to be Goodison Park funds came from a director Dr Baxter interest free...
Big John Holding trried to cling on even pinch our name The FA would have none of it....
We were free from the Brewery tycoon ....
Big John Holding trried to cling on even pinch our name The FA would have none of it....
We were free from the Brewery tycoon ....
Big Joe scores from a double header v Leeds in 1969 we won 3-2 to end their unbeaten run we were Champions elect, I was right behind this goal it hit the bar from his first header then in a flash he scored from the rebound - he bagged two that day -
Joe reels away after scoring -same game -
In 1967 Alan Ball scored the only goal for Everton in an FA Cup tie against Liverpool - as 100,000 Merseysiders watched on Bally was to become a thorn in the red lots side -
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I hope you werent roughing up the Leeds fans in the Park End Joey
Bally -
I had my DR Martins on 1 hour we got in the ground before that game to see a proper team of footballers.....
Dixie Dean playing for the Central League XI against the London Combinaton XI at Newcastle United, November 13, 1937. This was not playing for money. This was playing for the love of the game -
Everton V Arsenal .1970 - Johnny Morrissey Goal -2-2 - stood on the Gladys street 2-0 up half-time leg weary in the 2nd half the story of our season - Arsenal became double winners -
Tony Kay on the way up - not to be sadly -
