Article on Peter Farrell Captain of the Blues led us back into the big time after relegation in 1954 -
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This is a part of Everton's History as this picture is about saying "Farewell" to Bellefield which was Everton's Training ground for 40 Years.-
Labby the last of the Corinthians what a ball playing centre half he was - evidently not as great as TG Jones @Major Gowen 
My hero could shoot with both feet & was brilliant in the air scored loads of headed goals ... -
Bally -
Paul Bracewell, 1984 -
Johnny Morrissey started out a RED on their ground staff apprentice - 10 grand = 10 years service a great left-winger the safety valve for the holy trinity, not one moan when he came to join us - Shankly on holiday almost resigned when the other lot did it behind his back - he had a right to be upset what a player he really was -
Alan Ball and Nobby Styles at Goodison - probably 66/67 season-
Moggsy playing in Greece in that fatal game that some say was a fix -
HK as player manager celebrates a Mark Higgins goal
Sam Chedgzoy-Played for between 1910-26 and played eight times for England (photo 1920's) - he was the player who dribbled the vball from a corner straight in on goal advised by Dixie dean - the FA instantly changed the law tmore a les the way it is to this day -
Billy Wright pictured in action during a League Division One match against West Bromwich Albion, Goodison Park, 21st October 1980 in a 1-1 draw -
Ray Wilson 1966 world cup final - a world-class left back -
1986 Howard Kendall paid £65,000 to Man City for Paul Power. On his first return to Maine Road he scored in a 3-1 win & Everton went on to win the League. Here's his goal and 2 more for 'Inchy' Heath -