Old Everton Pictures

[Joey66]

Everton V Aston Villa - April 1951 Peter Farrell our captain v Tommy Thompson the Blues lost 2-1 we were relegated that season - rock bottom....-

 

[degsy]

Everton v Liverpool 1966 and sub Sandy Brown rises to head past Tommy Lawrence and the Toffees win 3-1. Poor old Sandy is only remembered for an own goal though........ - a certain Bally got the other two -

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One of the best games I ever saw...up to now.
One man doesn't usually make a team - but this one did, ripped them a new one

 

[Eggs]

Everton V Birmingham City Mid 1970's Bob Latchford -

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….I suspect that Birmingham no3 is Archie Styles.

 

[degsy]

Everton V Man City FAC Semi Final 1969 Dejected Gordon West - I felt like that too awful day - I went seen very little of a dross game -

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Both teams seemed to cancel each other out - we seemed to settle for a draw, sat back a bit with 10/15 to go.
And paid the price.
Gutted

 

[Joey66]

 

[Joey66]

Both teams seemed to cancel each other out - we seemed to settle for a draw, sat back a bit with 10/15 to go.
And paid the price.
Gutted

Meanwhile, I was being crushed in the Holt end at the back - some Blues idiots had kicked the wooden exit doors in prior to kick off we arrived 10 minutes late M6 hold up - nothing went right that day ...doh -

 

[degsy]

Meanwhile, I was being crushed in the Holt end at the back - some Blues idiots had kicked the wooden exit doors in prior to kick off we arrived 10 minutes late M6 hold up - nothing went right that day ...doh -

We learned from past experience Not to use the usual (sign posted) route, but to carry on to the next exit, follow signs to WBA, then keep going past their ground and approach from the...erm...rear, as the say.
iirc there was cash at the gate and having been coerced into bringing girlfriends with us we strolled in to the paddock, with the Holte to our right hand, sadly, a perfect view of the goal.

 

[Joey66]

We learned from past experience Not to use the usual (sign posted) route, but to carry on to the next exit, follow signs to WBA, then keep going past their ground and approach from the...erm...rear, as the say.
iirc there was cash at the gate and having been coerced into bringing girlfriends with us we strolled in to the paddock, with the Holte to our right hand, sadly, a perfect view of the goal.

With getting there late we just piled in - big mistake fans being sick being crushed etc awful day.... in the back of the Holt end it was that packed you could not get on the terraces at the back ..... we left 10 minutes early as we were seeing very little of this game .... heard a roar asked the nearby coach driver who had scored - topped the day of lovely ...doh

 

[Joey66]

 

[Joey66]

Everton v Tottenham Hotspur 1971-72 action - in a 1-1 draw -

 

[Joey66]

The Latch scoring -

 

[Joey66]

Bally -

 

[Davey Parnell]

....Perhaps Ray Veall on the end of the back row. Roy Parnell, Shaw & Barry Rees towards the left of the middle row (around Tommy Wright). George Sharples next to Mick Meagan but guesses rather than certainty.

@Joey66 Is Roy Parnell the furthest on the left in the middle row?

 

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