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Jimmy Gabriel V west ham
Everton v Southampton in 1960 in the fog -
Gabby -
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http://www.thenationalfootballcollection.org.uk/everton-fc-rare-sports-shop-catalogue/
Dixie Dean – Rare Sports Shop Catalogue
This is a very rare copy of a Dixie Dean sports shop catalogue, featuring an image of Everton legend Dixie Dean on the front cover.
The store was located on 140 Grange Road in Birkenhead, and sold the best quality leather footballs, boots, shin guards, nets, goal posts and corner flags.
The shop was opened in July 1934, and on 4th April 1940 he was summoned to court for non-payment of taxes from the business, which had been making a loss since the outbreak of the war. At the time, Dean owed the treasury £22 1s & 5d – the case was adjourned to give him the opportunity to sell the business. This wasn’t Dixie’s first trip to court, as in 1930 he was charged with dangerous driving after allegedly knocking a woman down who was boarding a tram. He was later acquitted when the case came to trial.
Dean had several businesses following his football career which ended in 1939 when injury took it’s toll, including becoming the licensee of The Dublin Packet pub in Chester.
He died in 1980 in the Main Stand at Goodison Park, suffering a heart attack whilst watching the Merseyside Derby.
Dixie Dean – Rare Sports Shop Catalogue
This is a very rare copy of a Dixie Dean sports shop catalogue, featuring an image of Everton legend Dixie Dean on the front cover.
The store was located on 140 Grange Road in Birkenhead, and sold the best quality leather footballs, boots, shin guards, nets, goal posts and corner flags.
The shop was opened in July 1934, and on 4th April 1940 he was summoned to court for non-payment of taxes from the business, which had been making a loss since the outbreak of the war. At the time, Dean owed the treasury £22 1s & 5d – the case was adjourned to give him the opportunity to sell the business. This wasn’t Dixie’s first trip to court, as in 1930 he was charged with dangerous driving after allegedly knocking a woman down who was boarding a tram. He was later acquitted when the case came to trial.
Dean had several businesses following his football career which ended in 1939 when injury took it’s toll, including becoming the licensee of The Dublin Packet pub in Chester.
He died in 1980 in the Main Stand at Goodison Park, suffering a heart attack whilst watching the Merseyside Derby.
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1969
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On the way home from Rotterdam.
1986 Semi-Final
1985 v Bayern
1986 Semi-Final
1985 v Bayern
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Training session 1946.
Albert Dunlop
Albert Dunlop
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mrb85
Player Valuation: £35m
There's been lots of posts in various threads about this game over the years. Funnily enough all posters mention that they got in to Villa Park well after KO (me too). Which begs the question, were there any Everton fans in the ground at 3 o clock that day!I went to this game bus arrived late a disastrous day in more ways than one - never even got one of these -
mrb85
Player Valuation: £35m
Wasn't that that prize, useless nob Graham Poll disallowing Hutchinson's winner when the RS keeper cannoned the ball off his back and into the net with seconds to go? He should have been struck off the referee's list after that. He hadn't even seen what had happened, didn't want to give a deciding goal on something he hadn't seen, so made up the excuse that he'd blown for FT (the video of the game showed he'd done no such thing of course).