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2 X 'blue' Both teams changed.
*Goes out on limb*
Except for cup games (and testimonials) show me a home league game...this side of WW2, aka, most peoples living memory...where we played in anything other than blue.
Photo today v Coventry at Goodison playing in white & black shorts as discussed - also at home to Colchester we played in Amber technically point was we were dran away &,it was switched for their advantage of gate recipients - we honoured that in goodwill to play in our Amber away kit....
Yet in the 1960s in a short era we played at home in our then away kit in Cup competitions starting v Inter Milan at home -
1966 FA Cup that kit was used in white in early rounds home & away in the photos i post -
The best away kit I liked was the 1959 early 1960s horizontal 3 striped shirt shirt ...
I have googled to no avail the reason why we played at home only in FA 1966 cup shirts of white shirts & black shorts in the above eras at home-
My older brother stated the shock when we ran out at home v Inter Milan 1963 no one in the crowd could understand why Inter Milan played in their home kit at Goodison ?
in the away leg we played again in white in the 1-0 defeat ...
Thinking about it - I think the club just dic it off the cuff ...
I accept you were spot on about HK bald patch
& I was incorrect 
I wonder if you could get this photo with Esso petrol stamps back in the day? -
12th March 1966 Fred Boomer Pickering scores the only goal during a 1-0 victory away to Arsenal -
5th April 1966 Fred Boomer Pickering hammers a twenty-yard shot past Harry Dowd and into the net via the underside of the Man City crossbar to score the second in the FA Cup Second Replay, played at Wolverhampton - the blues won 2-0 in the third Cup tie game going on to lift the trophy -
Man City 1 Everton 1 in Aug 1969 at Maine Road. Everton's Joe Royle dives over the keeper -
12th February 1966 Derek Temple lashes in a ten-yard shot to add a second against Bedford FA Cup tie -in a 3-0 away win -
