We only tell are children two lies one is there is a Father Christmas ,and Everton are a great football team.one day he came back from school,he had gone to the big boy side of the school and said all the boys in the yard said we are rubish.That picture could be any one's son or daughter.
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Alan Ball jumps over teammate Ray Wilson before the 1968 FA Cup Final -
Today's clash is an important one - this one was on our way to be champions - in a 0-0 draw -
We lost this one 2-0 -
Won this one 1-0 - that will do today -
The most iconic goal the GV ever scored V Spurs so vital over the double winning Champions to take their title of them - funny in all the tears later 60 years later Spurs have never ever won the title of Champions - This goal came in a 1-0 win - the noise in Goodison has said it disturbed the seagulls down at the pier head - we were worthy winners that day as we hit the woodwork & dominated the match a certain Royston Vernon supplied the cross for this goal -
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4-1 reverse.
But what a season we had.
1956. Old Trafford, Manchester. Manchester United 2 v Everton 5. Everton right back Donovan ducks away from a fierce goal bound shot from Manchester United and England's Bobby Charlton - with a full head of hair -
British Labour MP Bessie Braddock (1899 - 1970, centre) presents the FA Cup trophy to Everton F.C. footballers Derek Temple (left) and Mike Trebilcock (second from left), after they scored the two goals in the FA Cup Final against Sheffield Wednesday, UK, 17th May 1966. On the right is team captain Brian Labone and his wife Pat -
