Great prospect - he sure was - a young Reidy at Bolton -
Rat treasures our win with the European Cup winners cup trophy - Sharpy holding it & Grey surround plus others behind them -
Everton 1 Middlesbrough 1 in 1988 two more legs before we knocked them out of the cup -
Bally v West Ham Big Joe v Wolves just about to score in a 1-0 vital win - 1969/70 Champions season -
24th January 1981. FA. Cup 4th Round. Everton 2 v Liverpool 1. Everton's left-right, Trevor Ross, Asa Hartford and Steve McMahon argue with referee Clive Thomas -hey, he let us win this tie -
30th November 1968 Joe Royle grabs a second against Leicester in a 7-1 win - only Peter Shilton in goal too -
The Jovial Wally Fielding who joined us from down south, a right cockney -
I still regard the greatest moment of my career as the day I signed for Everton,’ he said in 1991. ‘When I walked into Goodison Park, I felt 20 feet tall. I had achieved my ambition of becoming a professional footballer. Played till he was forty for us moving to Southport retiring in Cornwall -
I still regard the greatest moment of my career as the day I signed for Everton,’ he said in 1991. ‘When I walked into Goodison Park, I felt 20 feet tall. I had achieved my ambition of becoming a professional footballer. Played till he was forty for us moving to Southport retiring in Cornwall -
28th January 1964 Jimmy Gabriel latches on to a Roy Vernon through ball and beats Paul Madeley before ramming it past Gary Sprake in the F A Cup Fourth Round Replay in a 2-0 win previous round we scraped a draw with a late retaken pen after Alex Scott missed - Roy Vernon made no mistake to force this replay Leeds were in the old Division 1 -
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