Old Everton Pictures

[Joey66]

Alan Ball of England takes on Kenny Dalglish of Scotland during the international match against Scotland played at Wembley Stadium in London, England. England won the match 1-0 -

 

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Bally -

 

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21st, August Everton 0 v Sheffield United 1, Alan Ball and Joe Royle take on the United defence, as Hockley and Hemsley look on -

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Joe Royle England 1970 -

 

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30th August 1970. Jack Charlton and Everton centre forward Joe Royle during match, at Goodison Park, Boys pen far right -

 

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8th March 1969. Everton winger Jimmy Husband is given a free header as teammate Joe Royle occupies Tottenham Hotspur centre half Peter Collins -

 

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2nd November 1963. Blackpool wing half Bill Cranston tracking back to tackle Everton striker Alex Young the GV, at Bloomfield Road -

 

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Circa 1968/69. Everton winger Johnny Morrissey watched by teammate John Royle, at Goodison Park - Boys Pen behind them -

 

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Westy - v Ledds -

 

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16th March 1968. Everton centre forward Joe Royle catches West Brom centre half John Talbut during a 6-2 rout at the Hawthorns. Might explain Everton's overconfidence in the FA Cup Final -

 

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The Little pocket Gem -

pocket gem

 

[The Trinity.]

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Loved the football from back in those days. Loved the kits. The leather ball. The muddy pitches. (Although Wembley was far from muddy). The characters. Could name almost every player from other clubs back then. Every team has a big hard as nails defender. Every team has a top goal scorer. Every team has their characters. Or so it seemed to me.
Couldn't nowadays name many players from other teams.
Guess I'm just an old romantic ( nostalgic ) for those days. Great stuff.

 

[tommytowne]

Loved the football from back in those days. Loved the kits. The leather ball. The muddy pitches. (Although Wembley was far from muddy). The characters. Could name almost every player from other clubs back then. Every team has a big hard as nails defender. Every team has a top goal scorer. Every team has their characters. Or so it seemed to me.
Couldn't nowadays name many players from other teams.
Guess I'm just an old romantic ( nostalgic ) for those days. Great stuff.

The hard as nails defender you mention, for me in my earlybdays of support for us was Sunderland legend Charlie Hurley.
Proper nails.

 

[Dario Terracotta]

Loved the football from back in those days. Loved the kits. The leather ball. The muddy pitches. (Although Wembley was far from muddy). The characters. Could name almost every player from other clubs back then. Every team has a big hard as nails defender. Every team has a top goal scorer. Every team has their characters. Or so it seemed to me.
Couldn't nowadays name many players from other teams.
Guess I'm just an old romantic ( nostalgic ) for those days. Great stuff.

Yep,the league was so much more open back then compared to the closed shop nowadays, seemed to be a different side winning it every year and it would not have surprised anyone if a Stoke,West Ham or Wolves had of won it also,well at least until the RS era of domination!!

 

[Joey66]