1950s Captain Peter Farrell-Irish footballer at Goodison Park-Played for Shamrock Rovers, Everton and Tranmere Rovers. - for @Bluerover -
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10 of the 1966 FA Cup winning side FA Cup-winning side reunite for Graeme Sharp's testimonial event. Mike Trebilcock was absent as living in Australia at the time - many passed away now sadly -
A goalmouth scramble featuring Adrian Heath, Andy King & Mark Higgins v Stoke City at Goodison Park August 1983 -
in a 1-0 win -
in a 1-0 win -
Sandy Brown - He was most effective as an overlapping full-back but also played as an emergency attacker - In fact he played in every position during his blues career, including goalkeeper -
Captain Fantastic 1965-1970: Brian Labone (with Colin Harvey making a cameo in one shot) -
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Thanks Joey. I need a bit of cheering up as one of my faithful dogs passed on last night. She was a complete pet but bright as a button. Well she had a great life, and went off peacefully in her bed - still, nearly 15 years of my life has just gone. Thanks for the memories Coco.1950s Captain Peter Farrell-Irish footballer at Goodison Park-Played for Shamrock Rovers, Everton and Tranmere Rovers. - for @Bluerover -
HK & Bally clash -
HK - Bally & Alan Whittle -
Tony Cottee scoring 1 of his 3 goals versus Newcastle on his debut. Did you know Cottee has more hat-tricks for Everton than Latchford, Lawton, Sharp, Royle and Hickson -{Sharpy claimed he was a greedy player allegedly}-
Here he is on his debut with his first hat trick for us -
Here he is on his debut with his first hat trick for us -
Wayne Clarke is mobbed after hitting the winner for the blues in 1988 -v the other lot -
Imrei Varadi -scores in the 2-1 FA Cup win over the other lot - & ran to their fans by mistake & got a pie thrown in his face -
Graeme Sharp congratulates Kevin Sheedy on his dramatic equaliser for against Luton town in the 1985 FA Cup semi final - won 2-1 after extra time -
Our England world cup four - 1986 -
