Our first defeat of that season - 2-1 - 6th September 1969; Everton players; Howard Kendall, Gordon West, Brian Labone, Colin Harvey, Sandy Brown and Tommy Wright defending deep against Derby County, at the Baseball Ground. - HK our goal scorer -
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31st January 1970. Everton centre forward Joe Royle is congratulated by team mates after scoring the only goal of the game against Wolverhampton Wanderers, at Goodison Park. Bally just look at that passion -
The GV hangs in the air to win a header -he was a small no 9 -
8th March 1969. Everton winger Jimmy Husband is given a free header as teammate Joe Royle occupies Tottenham Hotspur centre half Peter Collins, at White Hart Lane in a 1-1 draw -
Circa 1962/63; Everton centre forward Alex Young - The GV - on his day he glided over mud as a small no 9 he had so much pace & skill too -
22nd August 1970; Winger Eddie Gray leaving Everton full back Sandy Brown trailing in his wake, at Elland Road- Sandy would never give up he scored in this game in a 3-2 defeat on our jinxed fixtures in the league at Elland road -
30th October 1971; Everton defender Roger Kenyon making a last ditch tackle on Newcastle United centre forward Malcolm MacDonald, at Goodison Park in a Bally goal won this game for us - for @TangerineToffee & co -
6th September 1969; Everton midfielder Colin Harvey playing a deft pass through Derby County wing half Alan Durban, at the Baseball Ground - Alan Durban would much later join HK at Stoke to do his coaching badges - a blessing for us in the 1980s -
27th December 1969; Sniffer Allan Clarke closing down Everton centre half and captain Brian Labone, at Elland Road. - no chance - even in pour championship year we got beat 2-1 there on our jinxed ground 2-1 Whittle the scorer for us & Moggsy hit the post in the dying minutes to give us a point -
18th January 1969. Ipswich Town goalkeeper David Best snatches the ball off the head of Everton centre forward Joe Royle, as Hursty looks on - at Goodison Park in a 2-2 draw -
Circa 1953/54. Everton captain and Ireland wing half Peter Farrell, at Goodison Park - for @Bluerover & co -
we were all shocked...even more when our goal was disallowed
Nope, check your own pics, before now you've posted a picture of Alex Young (iirc, carrying his boots probably due to his well known tender feet) after the 1-0 loss in a blue shirt.
Try googling 'Inter Milan Black and White Stock Photoes & Images - Alamy'
The forest defender is Terry hennessey is nephew plays in goal is it for crystal Palace?
Harry Catterick -
I've tried googling why we played in white in some of our cup ties at home - I think it was just a whim - Catterick had the day before TBH ...