Old Everton Pictures

[summerisle]

 

[allezlesbleus]

Haven't seen it in 30+ years but from memory Marwood went through the back of Heath with a lot of force?

No, dived in too high running towards each other ball in between them. Should have just done a block.

 

[summerisle]

The dirty tackle : 3.40

 

[Bluetintedspecs]

The dirty tackle : 3.40

Watching that tackle now, it's noticeable that no Everton players were making a big thing of it. It was a man's game in those days. These days players would be surrounding the ref and whining.

Heath's injury was such a shame because he was absolutely on fire that season. He'd already scored about 15 goals by the end of November and had just been named in the England squad. Everyone recognises the impact his replacement, Andy Gray, had that season, but Heath's contribution tends to be forgotten about.

 

[Joey66]

Watching that tackle now, it's noticeable that no Everton players were making a big thing of it. It was a man's game in those days. These days players would be surrounding the ref and whining.

Heath's injury was such a shame because he was absolutely on fire that season. He'd already scored about 15 goals by the end of November and had just been named in the England squad. Everyone recognises the impact his replacement, Andy Gray, had that season, but Heath's contribution tends to be forgotten about.

In Sheedy's autobiography book he claimed he was his most favourite intelligent forward to pass the ball too and really rated him as our best forward , and that injury was a very big blow for Inchy!

 

[Joey66]

England's Everton trio, left to right, Peter Reid, Gary Lineker and Trevor Steven, get some rest on the flight to join the England football team in Colorado ...

 

[carlos21]

England's Everton trio, left to right, Peter Reid, Gary Lineker and Trevor Steven, get some rest on the flight to join the England football team in Colorado ...

Hello Joey.

 

[Joey66]

Hello Joey.

Hi carlos

 

[Joey66]

Mick Lyons v Forest 1974

 

[carlos21]

Hi carlos

You okay today,

 

[ToffeeDoug]

England's Everton trio, left to right, Peter Reid, Gary Lineker and Trevor Steven, get some rest on the flight to join the England football team in Colorado ...

All missed the first 5 days of training with stiff necks.

 

[GrayGed]

England's Everton trio, left to right, Peter Reid, Gary Lineker and Trevor Steven, get some rest on the flight to join the England football team in Colorado ...

Gary's defo pretending

 

[Debaser]

Watching that tackle now, it's noticeable that no Everton players were making a big thing of it. It was a man's game in those days. These days players would be surrounding the ref and whining.

Heath's injury was such a shame because he was absolutely on fire that season. He'd already scored about 15 goals by the end of November and had just been named in the England squad. Everyone recognises the impact his replacement, Andy Gray, had that season, but Heath's contribution tends to be forgotten about.

If he had not been injured, he would have ended up scoring more goals for us than Sharpy, I'm certain of it. He was fantastic to watch.

 

[summerisle]

John Hurst

 

[summerisle]

V Inter Milan 1963