Duncan Mackenzie -
Chico Scott - with Fred Pickering looking on -
Everton legends Alan Ball, Alex Young, Duncan McKenzie, and Everton archivist Dr David France -
Bill 'Dixie' Dean, Everton
The date of the fixture is uncertain, but Dean was adamant the incident took place at White Hart Lane as he left the pitch.
Nicknamed Dixie because of his swarthy complexion,after a game at Spurs, he was the last player to walk off the pitch when a fan shouted: “We’ll get you yet, you black b*****d! ”
A policeman overheard and was set to take action, but was pushed aside by Dean who remarked: “It’s alright officer, I’ll handle this.”
Dean jumped over to the fan, punched him and sent him flying.
The policeman who saw the incident winked at Dixie and said: “That was a beauty, but I never saw it officially.”-
The date of the fixture is uncertain, but Dean was adamant the incident took place at White Hart Lane as he left the pitch.
Nicknamed Dixie because of his swarthy complexion,after a game at Spurs, he was the last player to walk off the pitch when a fan shouted: “We’ll get you yet, you black b*****d! ”
A policeman overheard and was set to take action, but was pushed aside by Dean who remarked: “It’s alright officer, I’ll handle this.”
Dean jumped over to the fan, punched him and sent him flying.
The policeman who saw the incident winked at Dixie and said: “That was a beauty, but I never saw it officially.”-
West Ham 1 Everton 1 in Sept 1977 at Upton Park. Action from the Division 1 encounter. -
Alan Ball, Everton and England international -
English League Division One match. West Ham United 0 v Everton 1. Gary Stephens chases down Tony Cottee, who much later Colin Harvey signed -
Howard Kendall of Everton challenges Ron Davies of Southampton during their Division One match held at Goodison Park, Everton on 12th December 1970 In a 4-0 win for the blues -
HK a born winner -
HK called up never capped - a travesty -
