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23rd November 1986 - Football League Division One - Everton v Liverpool - A policeman walks past the Everton fans behind the metal fences at Goodison Park in a 0-0 draw -
The Other 1989 FA Cup Semi-Final v -
View of Everton fans climbing on and overcrowd control fencing at Villa Park in Birmingham during the FA Cup semi-final between Everton and Norwich City on 15th April 1989. Everton would go on to win the match 1-0. At the same time, on the same day the Hillsborough disaster was unfolding at the other semi-final between Liverpool and Nottingham Forest in Sheffield -
View of Everton fans climbing on and overcrowd control fencing at Villa Park in Birmingham during the FA Cup semi-final between Everton and Norwich City on 15th April 1989. Everton would go on to win the match 1-0. At the same time, on the same day the Hillsborough disaster was unfolding at the other semi-final between Liverpool and Nottingham Forest in Sheffield -
Cup Winners Cup Final
Everton fans in the Stadium prior to the UEFA European Cup Winners Cup Final between Everton and Rapid Vienna in Rotterdam, May 15th 1985. Everton won 3-1 -
Everton fans in the Stadium prior to the UEFA European Cup Winners Cup Final between Everton and Rapid Vienna in Rotterdam, May 15th 1985. Everton won 3-1 -
These obituaries were common back then to any losing FA Cup finalist -
6th September 1969; Everton goalkeeper Gordon West is caught in no man's land allowing Derby County centre forward John O'Hare to score, at the Baseball Ground our first defeat in our championship season 2-1 away v Derby County -
HK looks on as our goalkeeper maybe Andy Ranking punches clear -
1973 fullback Tommy Wright -
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And a young (ish) Geoff Nulty I think Joey?
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Player Valuation: £10m
I think the terminology is he's on the rob. Think he's going for Westys gloves while he's not looking. Must have had a skinfull not to notice the cameraman lol
I Grand Old Team was out then ,and he was an Everton Youth three quarters of the posters would have ,written off after one first team game.
8th August 1970, Charity Shield, Chelsea 1 v Everton 2, Everton's Joe Royle (9) leaps to head for goal over Chelsea's David Webb (2), watched by Chelsea's Paddy Mulligan (5), and Everton's Howard Kendall, and Alan Ball - Charity shield win -
1976, Everton player Bob Latchford wears an England shirt and cap -
