Bally takes on he dirty Johnny Giles of Leeds -
1966 FA Cup Final Trebilcock scores for Everton -
Everton squad pose for a group photograph. Back row left to right: Sandy Brown, Harry Bennett, Andy Rankin, Geoff Barnett, Gordon West, Roger Kenyon, Frank Thornton and Terry Owen. Third Row: T Eggleston, T Watson (trainer), Fred Pickering, Frank Darcy, Derek Smith, John Hurst, Jimmy Husband, Bill Brindle, Howard Kendall, Alan Ball, Joe Royle and A Proudler (trainer). Second row: Derek Temple, Alex Scott, John Morrissey, manager Harry Catterick, Ray Wilson, Colin Harvey, Tommy Wright and Mike Trebilcock. Front row: Brian Labone, Aiden Maher, David Turner, Alex Wallace, Arthur Styles, Gerard Glover, Gerald Humphreys and Alex Young. August 1967.
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Whenever I watch old football games, the non-Blues players that always seem to play well are Giles (and Colin Bell). Very talented Giles, although definitely a sly and nasty player.
Everton v Wolverhampton 1971-72, Mick Lyons scoring Everton's first, game finished 2-2 -
Sheffield United v Everton 1971-72; ball finally in net for Everton, Bernie the Bolt Wright scoring in a 1-1 draw -
Joe Royle following up to make sure it's a goal, Everton v West Ham United 1971-72 in a 2-1 win -
We are back to our Lawn Mower budget again -
Everton 3 West Ham 0 in May 1985 at Goodison Park. Tony Gale, Graeme Sharp and Phil Parkes -
For Major Gowen -T G Jones - of Everton in 1948 -
Didn't know Danny DeVito was an Evertonian !!!
13th September 1975. Everton centre forward Bob Latchford celebrating his goal against Newcastle United, at Goodison Park - in a 3-0 win for us the Latch scoring the 2nd goal -
18th August 1984, FA Charity Shield at Wembley, Everton 1 v Liverpool 0, Liverpool goalkeeper Bruce Grobbelaar catches the ball ahead of Everton striker Graeme Sharp, as Liverpool pair Alan Hansen -
Thats where we are moving -
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