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18th October 1969 Joe Royle picks his spot and fires the ball past Dennis Smith in the Stoke goal with bally watching in a 6-2 win for the Blues -
Same game -18 October 1969 Joe Royle crashed his penalty past Farmer to score Everton's second v Stoke (H) - Joe just thumped the ball high on most pens -
Same Game -18 October 1969 A cross from Johnny Morrissey rebounds off the inrushing Alan Ball for Everton's sixth and final goal -
4th October 1969 A foul on Jimmy Husband results in a penalty which Joe Royle hammers into the roof of the Wolves net in a 3-2 win away Evidently just read there was a lot of aggro with the fans after the game - I was there seen nothing being in that massive Kop opposite with a big gang of us Joes pen was that high we thought he had missed it ....-
13th August 1969 John Hurst a centre back, opens the scoring for Everton at Old Trafford, after playing a one two with bally - ball got the headed 2nd in a 2-0 win - my late father told me there & then this team will be champions just class football -
Everton V Tottenham - 1968 Pat Jennings saves a jimmy Husband shot in a 0-2 defeat for the blues -
Little Harwood. Manager Dally Duncan meets the squad - possibly the autumn of 1958. Eagle-eyed EFC fans may spot former Blues Harry Leyland & (Big) Matt Woods - plus future Toffees talisman, a quiffed hairstyle is noticeable of Roy Vernon our captain in the 1960s -
Tony Kay signs in - a future England half-back - until the betting scandal affected four Sheffield Wednesday players -Tony was banned for life unfairly IMO -
Brian Labone of Everton, Allan Clarke of Leeds United, Sandy Brown of Everton -
Alan Ball 1964 of Blackpool, he was turned down by Bolton he told Ball senior best sport for him is a horse jockey ........ lol -
