Former Liverpool manager Bill Shankly chatting with former Everton manager Harry Catterick at the Adelphi Hotel in Liverpool. 16th October 1975 -
13th September 1969 Alan Ball races on to a miss-cued shot from Howard Kendall to beat West Ham keeper, Bobby Ferguson from close range for Everton's opener -
3rd February 1968. Even the most cultured player has his moment in the heat of a derby as Everton half back Howard Kendall clatters Liverpool winger Peter Thompson, at Goodison Park in a 1-0 win in which HK scored -
14th February 1970. Everton's Tommy Wright makes a desperate lunge to stop Arsenal's Jon Sammels from shooting during a 2-2 draw, at Goodison Park -
One for @Dario Terracotta - 28th September 1974. Leeds United full back Frankie Gray tussling with Everton's Terry Darracott in a 3-2 win for the blues -
5th October 1965 Brian Labone scores a rare goal against Blackburn during a 2-2 draw -
1967 - 2nd March. Everton inside forward Alan Ball - scoring past Coventry City goalkeeper Bill Glazier in a 3-1 win for the blues - for @bluelord49 & others -
John BCN
Player Valuation: £8m
Alan Harper was the unused sub for the FA Cup final so Kingy wouldn't have got a medal. He was generally a squad player by then and only played in one of the games in the earlier rounds. He was much more involved earlier in the season in the League Cup run and if you watch the ITV "Home and Away" documentary (on YouTube) about the League Cup final there is an interview where you can see he is really gutted to have not even made the bench for that match. He did play in the replay at Maine Road and also scored the winner at Wembley in the Veterans match in 1995.
John BCN
Player Valuation: £8m
Looks like a foreign stadium. Could be Dukla Prague away, 1978?
…I’m sure I remember Bill Glazier playing for Palace when I visited Selhurst in the early 60s @Alan Whittle.
Alan Whittle
Player Valuation: £60m
Bill Glazier was at Palace from 61-64. His parents bread delivery man was friends with the Palace captain of the day who arranged a trial. He replaced Vic Rouse who won an international cap for Wales when Palace were in Div.4.
He was sold to Coventry, managed by Jimmy Hill, for a then world record fee for a keeper of £35,000. In turn, he was replaced at Palace by my all time favourite Palace player, John Jackson. Popular legend still has it with us olduns that it was Jacko that kept us in the top flight single handedly from 69-73, our first ever visit.
Something at the back of my mind tells me that they were both headers and the pink echo referred to him as 'Dixie Ball' in their match report. Mind you, the memory plays tricks on you when you get to my age. That certainly happened in a game against the blades around that time though.