Old Everton Pictures

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The idolisation of the GV -

 

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Bally in his white boots in action with his head misses a cross - for @Eggs & co -

 

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Fred gets photographed putting his coat on in the England dressing room -

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I wonder if that was against USA were Fred scored a hat-trick on is England Debut??

 

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Bally for @Eggs & co -

 

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Martin Dobson -

 

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Duncan Mackenzie -

 

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Bally - at Ipswich - for @Eggs & co -

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Mick Mills...always looked old

 

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When you had to queue up early before Kick off in the 1960s in Bullens Road -

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They knock down those houses to build the school......

 

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For @Alanbileysfeathercut & co

 

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Mary Gorry..Toffee Lady at Goodison Park (1950s)

 

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Walter Abbott. An inside-forward, originally, Birmingham-born Walter became a wing-half at Everton and won an England cap in 1902. FA Cup winner in 1906.

 

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Roy Vernon, one of the great post-war Everton and Blackburn Rovers forwards, passed away on the 5th of Dec in 1993. He was 56.

 

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Archie Clark.A Football League title winner with EFC in 1931/32, he left EFC in a swap deal with Bob ‘Bunny’ Bell of Tranmere Rovers.

 

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Cliff Britton, the Bristolian was one of the most cultured players to grace Goodison. Brilliant at delivering lofted balls to Dixie Dean. 242 peacetime appearances for EFC. Cup winner in 1933. Served as the Blues’ manager 1948-56.

 

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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.