Old Everton Pictures

[Joey66]

Everything went wrong on this day for me and many blue fans -
Hold up on the M6 south around Birmingham arrived 10 minutes late.....
EFC fans hooligans had kicked the exit doors open at the back of the Holt end ,,, causing crushing.......
Malcolm Allison decided tactically to Man Mark Bally........
HK Kendall was never 1000% fit, had to go off......
Awful, boring game .......
0-0 looked on the cards .......
Then that so & so got a lucky rebound to fire home in the last five minutes, sat to watch his crappy TV opposite - Colin Harvey trying his best here playing a team with a very nice Manager with a crappy kit.......

 

[Joey66]

One question about this video; when was it actually shown on the television as Match of the Day did not begin until 1964? It is clearly a BBC production as the commentator was, I think, Alan Weeks.

Thursday sports night sometimes showed games in a small edition of highlights -

 

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[Joey66]

A young Jimmy Harris one of the four remaining oldest blues player who sadly passed away this year - Alway remembered as a good hard-working successful CF who will remembered for a hat trick when Spurs beat us 10-4 ... the day our history changed from then on John Moores took over......

 

[Joey66]

1984 cup finalists make their way to Abbey Road studios to record 'Here we go'- they don't look enthusiastic, do they-

 

[Joey66]

Big Nev -

 

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My Hero as a lad -

 

[April1970]

Thursday sports night sometimes showed games in a small edition of highlights -

Thanks for that Joey66; also I am amazed with the Liverpool goalkeeper ( Furnell?) practically putting the ball on the spot for Roy Vernon. Was that why Lawrence replaced him very soon afterwards?

 

[Joey66]

Circa 1969/70. Everton and England right back Tommy Wright -

 

[Joey66]

Thanks for that Joey66; also I am amazed with the Liverpool goalkeeper ( Furnell?) practically putting the ball on the spot for Roy Vernon. Was that why Lawrence replaced him very soon afterwards?

Did Tony Waiters have a spell? that Furnell was a bag of nerves -Roy Vernon scored a perfectly early goal in that game, Furnell after making a hash of his clearance only to be told to roll over injured - they only admitted that in the 1980s..... they robbed us again ....

 

[Joey66]

11th May 1963. Everton centre forward Roy Vernon skipping around Fulham goalkeeper Tony Macedo, at Goodison Park for @roy vernon -

 

[roy vernon]

That was the day I saw us win the league for the first time Joey. NSNO meant something to the club back then.

 

[TangerineToffee]

The great John Hurst a centre back pairing with Labby - with an eye for goal the complete player Hursty was - again should have been capped for England - cost us nothing a trainee from Blackpool - @TangerineToffee -

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Another excellent player chiseled away from his natural destiny in tangerine. Another colour may have played a role in this diversion. As in brown envelope.