Everton 4 Birmingham City 1 in Nov 1974 at Goodison Park. Martin Dobson stoops as low as possible to score for Everton -
Albert Dunlop, seen here pelting teammates, would have been 89, today. He made 231 appearances for Everton, including 4 in the 1963 title run-in. He later made some (ill-founded) allegations re. EFC players and 'Purple Heart' pills. Ended his career at Wrexham & Rhyl. Died 1990 -
Royston Vernon - Roy Vernon. He would have been 84 today; one of Everton and Blackburn Rovers’ greatest post-war players (Stoke City saw little of the best of him). Also, a proud Welshman who went to the 1958 World Cup finals in Sweden for @roy vernon -
He was a defensive rock and inspiring figure that was Dave Watson. Like Alan Ball, an Everton Football League champion who wore
Hummel black boots - black ones for Waggy, none of that white boot stuff -
Hummel black boots - black ones for Waggy, none of that white boot stuff -
The Grand old Lady 1938 overhead photo I got the original from the Liverpool Echo on a car boot in an oak frame now hanging proudly on my living room wall - turned down many offers for it....
1940 Everton left-winger Johnny Morrissey was born. “Moggsy” crossed the park in 1962 apparently without Shankley’s knowledge & won the title in 19 63 & 1970. A hard as nails character who scored 50 goals in 314 games for The Toffees -
Ardian Heath 1981-82 Inchy cost us a fortune , but it paid off -
Mick Lyons heads wide from corner against Ipswich in league cup 1981-82 -
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