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Everton at Craven Cottage, early 1960s -
1966 Goodison Park ground, chosen to hold World Cup games -
Labby with his wife playing golf -
Big Dunc with the Rooney's -
Thomas Gravesen -
Labby the golfer spends time to write autographs for young fans -
Blood sweat & Toil for Dixie Dean in this photo at Goodison -
Leeds Utd 3 Everton 2 in Aug 1970 at Elland Road. Norman Hunter bite your legs on the ball
Kendall and Bally in pursuit proper class footballers ! -
This may have been the game were Bally upset Kendall & Newton as Captain ....... 2-1 up and Newton was at fault for their winner we got beat 3-2 bally was MOTM - HK tussled with Bally over a free kick on who should take it etc Ballys captaincy was showing signs of his hatred of losing a game & it was affecting the team -
Kendall and Bally in pursuit proper class footballers ! -
This may have been the game were Bally upset Kendall & Newton as Captain ....... 2-1 up and Newton was at fault for their winner we got beat 3-2 bally was MOTM - HK tussled with Bally over a free kick on who should take it etc Ballys captaincy was showing signs of his hatred of losing a game & it was affecting the team -
The Latch jumps for the ball with a known goalkeeper who performed a good save at Wembley v us - for @Alanbileysfeathercut & co -
Peter Eustace, Johnny Fantham and Sam Ellis can only watch as Everton celebrate at the final whistle of their 3-2 FA Cup final defeat in 1966 - Harvey Harris, and Wright for the Blues look made up -
The 1978/79 squad -
I have read two autobiographies of this player -here is another one.
It's a sad story of a player who left us because he divorced a local girl stating he should not have divorced Everton FC as financially he went on the road of rack and ruin ending up in jail, short term - probably a very good read he was a lethal Blues no 9 goalscorer with either foot - Was he as good as Dixie - My late Grandfather seen them both agreeing with Joe mercer NO he was not -
It's a sad story of a player who left us because he divorced a local girl stating he should not have divorced Everton FC as financially he went on the road of rack and ruin ending up in jail, short term - probably a very good read he was a lethal Blues no 9 goalscorer with either foot - Was he as good as Dixie - My late Grandfather seen them both agreeing with Joe mercer NO he was not -
Bally - Joining Everton 1966 -
