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TangerineToffee
Player Valuation: £10m
Was the mascot chosen because he won a very young Jimmy Gabriel lookalike competition?
TangerineToffee
Player Valuation: £10m
In a way these two were made for each other. Diminutive in stature, flame haired and talented, winners with big hearts. Lulu seems to be giving Bally a booze fueled version of her big hit Shout lol
TangerineToffee
Player Valuation: £10m
Looks a little reminiscent of his goal of a lifetime a few few months earlier at Wembley.
Beating two top keepers two England international's;;;;;
alan ball
Player Valuation: £70m
Everton players pose for a group photograph, October 1950. Back row L-R: David Falder, Tommy Jones, goalkeeper Ted Sagar, Jimmy O'Neill, George Burnett, Peter Farrell, Cyril Lello and Maurice Lindley. Centre row: Oscar Hold, Ted Buckle, Eddie Wainright, Harry Catterick, Tommy Eglington, Wally Fielding and Jackie Grant. Front row: John Parker, Eric Moore, Alan Hampson, John Humphries, George Saunders and Tommy Clinton. October 1950.
Monk d Wally de honk
Player Valuation: £750k
Wonderful photo of Latch. I was there as a 11 year old with my late Dad. He had not long signed for us. St Andrews was "moody" that day. I can remember it well. My old man steering me away from trouble.There are a couple of closed threads, Boss Threads at that as well, I suggest that these should be merged and reopened by a mod as they are too good to be shut down forever.
3 weeks after destroying West Germany in the World Cup final Alan Ball makes his Everton debut at Fulham & scores the only goal of the game, pictured here with England team mates Ray wilson & George Cohen.
Go back to your 'arl club & not celebrate scoring ?
Not The Latch, back at St Andrews he puts 1 past his brother in the Brum Goal and by the looks of it enjoys it.
Monk d Wally de honk
Player Valuation: £750k
Brilliant photo. I was on Scottie Rd with thousands of other blues, who came out to celebrate. Thanks for posting.
there is a photo of McCartney at the 68 final, but its not that one. At the final, McCartney wore an amber and blue scarf (the colours we wore that day). There is a colour picture of him walking with the crowds, up wembley way. It may he on this site, somewhere.
it is thought to be the first evidence of sponsorship in modern football. All the Everton players were given £150 to wear Puma boots in the final, so i was told by someone who worked for the club at the time. He told me, the majority of the players were wearing Puma for the first time, and with not being used to them, it put them off their game. Only Labone, Morrissey and Harvey wore them generally.
Bluerover
Player Valuation: £50m
I was there!! ?
Bluerover
Player Valuation: £50m
Shamefully treated by Moores. He should have been at least treated with the dignity he deserved when he was being let go.
Imagine, being sacked by your boss in a taxi ?