Old Everton Pictures

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The Elegant Martin Dobson -

 

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The GV -

 

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For @Bluerover & co -

 

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[Ming the merciless]

1958. Blackburn Rovers celebrate promotion - a certain Royston Vernon seen far right bottom of the photo with a ciggie in his hand -typical of him - lol for @roy vernon -

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I’ve never seen that photo before. It will be at Charlton when we won 4-3. Whoever won the game went up. Charlton had champagne on ice waiting to celebrate their promotion. They sent it around to the Rovers dressing room after the game. A great sporting gesture.
Ex Evertonian Harry Leyland on the left, ex Evertonian Matt Woods behind Roy Vernon. Wigan benefactor Dave Whelan stood on the left of Bryan Douglas.
Players l-r - Leyland, Douglas, Whelan, Eckersley, McGrath ( at the back, no shirt ) Clayton, MacCleod ( future Scotland manager ), Dobing, Vernon, Woods, Johnston.

 

[Marc bolan]

Bobs 30 goal haul in the league celebration - for @Alanbileysfeathercut -

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Few years back I went to a evening with Bob Latchford & regarding the £30000 he received
From the daily express by the time he shared the prize money with team members & payed tax
He ended up with less prize money than the team players

 

[ManxBrian]

Alan Ball Is willing to risk the tackle end-at the same time looking for an opening -

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Ball nets the sixth v Stoke in the Championship season. Hope we manage to score at least six goals ALL SEASON (two down four to go)

 

[Joey66]

Few years back I went to a evening with Bob Latchford & regarding the £30000 he received
From the daily express by the time he shared the prize money with team members & payed tax
He ended up with less prize money than the team players

He shared it all out, amongst the team 30 grand - then the Taxman cometh - it took him an age to sort it out

 

[Marc bolan]

He shared it all out, amongst the team 30 grand - then the Taxman cometh - it took him an age to sort it out

£30,000 in 1978 is the equivalent in today's money of £167,546 so it was quite a good prize amount
Back in the day

 

[Joey66]

£30,000 in 1978 is the equivalent in today's money of £167,546 so it was quite a good prize amount
Back in the day

The players get that a week nowadays plus more than £167,546 per week they pay tax but - it was a prize if you won the pools - Spot the ball now the lottery it's tax free.....

 

[Joey66]

Everton V Arsenal 1966 Alan Ball shoots just wide in a 0-0 draw - for @Eggs & co -

 

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Big Joe cleans his own boots -

 

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How did we miss this player first time around ?-