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When we had a youth system -
The famous arcs behind each goal were built in 1964 when we beat spurs with a Derek Temple goal 1-0 - the club were warned as Spurs keeper Bill Brown claimed he had darts thrown at him -
Love the hairstyles Everton wives Lime street station waiting to board the train 1966 FA Cup final -
For @Dario Terracotta -
His Career lasted some 18 years for the blues -– 13 as a player and five as a coach.A boyhood fan, whose commitment and enthusiasm could never be called into question. He made his debut as a 17-year-old apprentice in April 1968, deputising for Ray Wilson - Just reading a book he & David Johnson were reds, but the lure of the new Bellfield training ground & the Catts youth system project made them sign for the blues -
His Career lasted some 18 years for the blues -– 13 as a player and five as a coach.A boyhood fan, whose commitment and enthusiasm could never be called into question. He made his debut as a 17-year-old apprentice in April 1968, deputising for Ray Wilson - Just reading a book he & David Johnson were reds, but the lure of the new Bellfield training ground & the Catts youth system project made them sign for the blues -
WBA v Everton in an unhappy 2-0 defeat despite Joe Royle's efforts -
8th March 1969 Royle v Spurs (A) Joe Royle heads home a cross from Jimmy Husband to put the Blues ahead at Spurs in a game that ended 1-1-
Everton 0 Tottenham 1 in Sept 1967 at Goodison Park. Derek Temple heads just over the bar for Everton in Division 1 -
The Duchess of York presents the FA Cup to Everton's Captain, Dixie Dean, in 1933 -
1966 even Fred Pickering is joyous -
