Old Everton Pictures

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Latchford is away celebrating & Cooper & Peddelty can only look at one another.

Latchford is away celebrating & Cooper & Peddelty can only look at one another.

 

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Mick Lambert (11) has just scored his 1st goal of the season to make it 1-2, with Martin Dobson in the background.

 

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Paul Cooper (1) Ipswich goalkeeper catches a cross intended for Everton midfield player Martin Dobson already jumping, Town players Alan Hunter, John Peddelty & George Burley (2) can relax with Mick Mills in the background.

 

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Opening day of the 1976/77 season August 21st 1976. Queens Park Rangers 0
Everton 4 scorers Phil Parkes (og), Bob Latchford 2 & Mike Bernard penalty, attendance 24,449.

 

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Bob Latchford celebrates after scoring one of his two goals, whilst QPR player Frank McLintock is on the ground.

 

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Everton goal scorers Mike Bernard and Bob Latchford and is it QPR’s David Webb (6) ?

 

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New Year’s Day January 1st 1974. Football League Division One Ipswich Town 3 Everton 0. Scorers Bryan Hamilton 2 and Clive Woods. Attendance 23,371.

David Best (Red) in the Ipswich goal clears on Everton attack (yellow), Mick Mills (3) is covering and Kevin Beattie watches on.

 

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Bryan Hamilton leaps to head the opening goal over Everton goalkeeper Dave Lawson after the ball had bounced off defender Dave Clements right.

 

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Ipswich’s Kevin Beattie soars high ahead of team mate David Johnson to head inches over the bar.

 

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October 14th 1972 Football League Division One Everton 1 Leeds United 2. Alan Whittle scored for Everton and Mick Jones and Joe Jordan for Leeds. Attendance 47,821.

Joe Royle of Everton gets above Leeds pair of Paul Madeley and Jack Charlton (5) to head powerfully to goal, John Connolly has his eyes shut whilst jumping.

 

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David Harvey bravely dives at Colin Harvey’s feet (7), while Norman Hunter looks on

 

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Brian Labone of Everton challenges Ian St John of Liverpool. Alan Ball in the background

 

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Alex Young - the GV -was from a nearby village called Loanhead; he worked down the mine as an engineer during the week and played for Hearts at the weekends -

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