Jimmy Gabriel as a Dundee FC player, and as a schoolboy -
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Old Everton Pictures
- Thread starter ToffeeMike
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Jimmy scored 37 goals over 304 games for Everton before signing for Southampton for £42,500 in 1967. He played 224 matches and scored 27 for Saints. -
Jimmy Gabriel and Pat Gaskell on their wedding day in Liverpool, with fellow Everton players -
Jimmy Gabriel and Pat Gaskell on their wedding day in Liverpool, with fellow Everton players -
1995 Underdogs - Joe had the last laugh -
Big Joe always closed keepers down -
Everton 8 Cardiff 3 - John Carey's last game in charge after being sacked in a Taxi - Roy Vernon scoring one of the 8 goals in a inspiring performance for the out going manager -
11th May 1963 Roy Vernon resists the challenge of Alan Mullery to score against Fulham in a 4-1 win to become Champions in 1963 where Roy Bagged a Hat trick that day - For @roy vernon -
Oh what a day that was Joey, Roy really was deadly. It was my first season going to the match, my elder brother took me to most home games that season. I just wish he was still around to go to my last match at Goodison with me.
Bally with Jimmy Skippy Husband in the background -
That's the statue we Should've got
I missed out as I was only 6 years old & my late father was scared of me being crushed - doh -
Colin Harvey's winner in the semi final Burden park, Bolton - he admitted it came of part of his shin but he knew it diverted it into the corner of the net leaving the keeper helpless -
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I'm just that bit older mate, I was 10 when we won the title in 63. It really was a great time to be a blue. My first 10 years watching Everton were very special, but, I never saw anything quite like the team from 67-68 up until 69-70, now that was football for you. Pity the Catt was starting to have his health problems and made some questionable decisions in the early 70's. Selling Bally was the worst of those decisions. A very good team was broken up far too soon.
22nd August 1962 Alex Young volleys the ball past Gaskell to open the scoring in a 3-1 defeat of United -
