Old Everton Pictures

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

Don't think that's the fa cup Joey. Reckon that's the 2nd Division championship trophy which they won in the early eighties.

Judging by the kit it's later than that.
Play off final?

 

[ManxBrian]

Here are a couple of photos for Tangerine Toffee :

1) 14.03.59 Laverick v Blackpool (H) FIRST IN SEQUENCE - Dave Hickson meets a Bobby Collins corner to send in a header that strikes Blackpool keeper, George Farm in the chest .......

2) 14.3.59 Laverick v Blackpool (H) SECOND IN SEQUENCE - The ball rebounds to Bobby Laverick who heads the Blues third goal

 

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The story of a penalty in sequence ..... Collins v Chelsea 01.10.60 Chelsea keeper, Reg Matthews dives to save a penalty from Bobby Collins but is then beaten as Collins scores from the rebound

 

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The story of a penalty in sequence _ 17.08.63 Vernon v Man Utd (H) CHARITY SHIELD -

Roy Vernon's first attempt from the penalty spot is saved by Dave Gaskell but it has to be re-taken

 

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The Story of a Penalty - 30.09.70 Royle v Keflavik (A) EUROPEAN CUP - FIRST IN SEQUENCE -The Keflavik keeper dives to block a penalty from Joe Royle but he follows up to score

 

[TangerineToffee]

Judging by the kit it's later than that.
Play off final?

Yeah you got something there. Looking at this cover pic a bit closer and it's a cracker. A dvd of the 84 final with one pic of that game, a pic of Taylor with a trophy of some sort and an Everton player with NEC sponsors shirt. That was years later wasn't itlol

 

[TangerineToffee]

Here are a couple of photos for Tangerine Toffee :

1) 14.03.59 Laverick v Blackpool (H) FIRST IN SEQUENCE - Dave Hickson meets a Bobby Collins corner to send in a header that strikes Blackpool keeper, George Farm in the chest .......

2) 14.3.59 Laverick v Blackpool (H) SECOND IN SEQUENCE - The ball rebounds to Bobby Laverick who heads the Blues third goal View attachment 137797View attachment 137798

Ah yes the legend that was keeper George Farm coming towards the end of his reign at BFC. I'm pretty sure that's another Tangerine legend at no 2, Sir Jimmy Armfield

 

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