Old Everton Pictures

[allezlesbleus]

The game was played on the Sunday with a 2pm kick off and the reason for it was due to the power cuts from what I can remember

Yep well done Bally. That was it I am certain.

 

[Groucho]

Remember those black and white traffic light poles?

 

[Eggs]

Remember those black and white traffic light poles?

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...not many going to that match.

 

[degsy]

Yes loads of midweek afternoon games, especially before Floodlights. I remember jibbing school loads of times to
watch Everton and Liverpool with my mates, one of the games was against Fulham when we were in the 2nd.
division, I think it was Everton's lowest ever league gate, just over11,000 at the game. Another game I watched was
when Billy Liddell scored in the last seconds against Man. City in a replayed cup game, unfortunately for Liverpool
the ref. had blown for time as the ball was in mid flight. Thousands stayed behind waiting for extra time, including me.

The crowd went berserk when the penny finally dropped, I had to disguise my grin as I walked out of Anfield with my
red mates. HAPPY HAPPY , HAPPY DAYS.

There is Picture of this with Liddell in the foreground giving it the wellie and in the background the Reff with arm in air whistle in gob ( all over Lads )

 

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[The Esk]

There is Picture of this with Liddell in the foreground giving it the wellie and in the background the Reff with arm in air whistle in gob ( all over Lads )

 

[alan ball]

Albert Dunlop

 

[Dario Terracotta]

Albert Dunlop

Wasn't he supposedly a bad'un Bally?Gave the People newspaper the story that half our team were on Purple hearts when we won the league in 1963,this followed the Tony Kay bribe scandal in the same rag,my old fella has never purchased a copy since then believe it or notlol

 

[Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian]

13th January 1978 - Everton were my greatest rivals to a degree that bordered of enmity. Yet at the first match I went to Goodison Park after I had finished with Liverpool I got a tremendous reception. That was a tremendous feeling of elation - that here were my deadliest enemies. when battle was over saying hello. Since that day I have been able to get tickets from Everton and have enjoyed the hospitality of the club as I have at all other football grounds.

Shankly went to Everton - Derby County on 17th August 1974.

"The visitor in the director's box at Goodison Park needed no introduction. Bill Shankly spent his first Saturday afternoon in retirement watching his local home match.

 

[Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian]

 

[Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian]

 

[Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian]

I had that prog (don't ask re: had) my grandad was holidaying in Malta & team were in the hotel, found out he was a blue...an elderly 1 at that, and sorted him a taxi, tickets the lot, when he got there he was sat in directors box.

 

[Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian]

 

[PurpleRain]

bottom right of pic standing on post/ holding post, me in my pepe patched jeans and blue & grey nike hooded shell coat