‘Who wants a snowball, then?’ The incomparable W.R. ‘Dixie’ Dean - born on this day in 1907. He’s pictured having fun in the snow with Everton teammates including Albert Geldard, Jimmy Dunn, Tommy Johnson, Jimmy Stein & Warney Cresswell circa 1933 -
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Boomer Pickering -
Andy Rankin plays the guitar -
Inchy Heath -
Greats of EFC -
Maybe the greatest centre half to put a blue jersey on -
The Catt - in a pensive mood -
Thomas Royston Vernon - Roy for short. One of Everton’s (and Blackburn Rovers’) greatest post-war players, he passed away 28 years ago, today. He was 56. Captain of a championship-winning team. A deadly striker of the ball. He leads by example, on the pitch. NSNO -
Duncan McKenzie -
“The manager will see you now…” Harry Catterick was born 112 years ago, today. The former Everton striker led
A two-time League Championship winner & 1966 FA Cup winner at EFC. Promotion to Division One with SWFC in 1959. -
A two-time League Championship winner & 1966 FA Cup winner at EFC. Promotion to Division One with SWFC in 1959. -
An excellent view from c. 1961 of the infamous Boys’ Pen at Goodison Park’s Gwladys Street terrace. It survived until 1977 -
