No Bally - sob -
Joe McBride Everton 1980 -
Keith Newton at left back IMO we signed him too late -
Westy cuddles the ball as John Hurst & Summerbee look on in front of the Kippax -
John Motson the most relaxed keeper ever - Big Nev -
Opening day 1969 v Arsenal a 1-0 away win for the blues - the start of our assault to the title that season - with blistering football -
A young HK - haircut -
1901 we played there and won the Cup this was in the background - a magnificent structure supposed to last forever........
By the early years of the 20th century, the venue was established as the home of the FA Cup. In 1905-06 Everton won their first major honour by beating Newcastle United by a goal to nil. The Toffees were defeated the following year, going down 2-1 to Sheffield Wednesday, while Wolves completed the double in 1907-08 by inflicting Newcastle United's third FA Cup Final defeat in four years. Crystal Palace Park did not seem to favour the Magpies.
The Stadia for cup finals was next to this Exhibition until it was unfortunately burnt down -
By the early years of the 20th century, the venue was established as the home of the FA Cup. In 1905-06 Everton won their first major honour by beating Newcastle United by a goal to nil. The Toffees were defeated the following year, going down 2-1 to Sheffield Wednesday, while Wolves completed the double in 1907-08 by inflicting Newcastle United's third FA Cup Final defeat in four years. Crystal Palace Park did not seem to favour the Magpies.
The Stadia for cup finals was next to this Exhibition until it was unfortunately burnt down -
5th March 1966 Derek Temple strikes a shot from ten yards that beats Bob Wesson, of Coventry strikes a post, and enters the net for the Blues second in the 5th round of the FA Cup in a 3-0 win on our way to Wembley -
Imre Varadi scored *that* goal in a FA Cup win over the old enemy at Goodison, getting a meat & potato pie in his face for the opposition fans ..... Peter Eastoe grabbed Everton's other goal -
A light snow laden Goodison Park -
The end of an era as the original grandstand on Goodison road is re modernised in 1970 -
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