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HK scores the only goal in the Derby - for a 1-0 win -
Roy Vernon scoring for Everton in 1962 v Cardiff - Carey's last game as Manager for us - for @roy vernon & co -
A mud heap at Elland road - The Catt played 9 reserves a week before the semi-final in 1966 & we got fined - Andy Rankin saves well in a 4-1 defeat - our scorer an unknown Trebilcock -
Marc bolan
Player Valuation: £5m
D Smith G Humphries & F D'Arcy made there debuts thrown in at the deep end against one of the best teams in the league
At the time
Tommy Chong
Player Valuation: £60m
Whew! I had to consult the ancient tomes to find a spell to conjure up a win for yesterday! 
1977 - Chelsea 0-1 Everton. A win in West London for the 2nd placed Blues, with Bob Latchford scoring the winner for EFC.
1967 - Everton 1-0 Nottingham Forest. The Blues climbed back into the top 6 with a victory over Forest at Goodison, thanks to a goal from Joe Royle.
2002 -Despite speculation in the local media EFC insisted that the proposed new Kings Dock stadium project was not dead. The Liverpool Echo reported that Bill Kenwright had to find £35m by Dec 6 or Liverpool Vision would withdraw EFCs preferred status to build on the site.
Everton wing-half focus: Jock Thomson.The Fife man (3rd from left on photo) joined from Dundee in 1930. Won the league and cup before a period in reserves, but returned to captain the side to the league title in 1938/39. Was team coach after WW2 before managing Manchester City.
I read where Joe Royle noted why the whole reserve team travelled to that game - & when the team sheet went up only Moggsy & Sandy Brown, & Andy Rankin were regular experienced first team players the rest reserves - He stated it was a brave performance from the selection as Leeds goals came at the end of the game as the Everton team tired - The first team had to play Manchester United at Burden park the week after in the FA CUP semi-final 1966 - it paid dividends...
Big Joe, & John Hurst gets stuck in v Stoke away - nice pitch -
