This week 1991 - Everton 4-1 Sunderland. In front of the 3rd lowest ever Goodison attendance for a competitive game, 4609 fans, Tony Cottee scored 4 goals as EFC won this Zenith Data Systems Cup 3rd Round tie.
This week 1972 - Everton 2-1 WBA. The Blues extended their unbeaten run to 6 games with a victory over the Baggies at Goodison. Howard Kendall & Jimmy Husband were on target for EFC.
This week 1966 - Everton 3-0 Sunderland. EFC got their FA Cup campaign off to a good start with a Round 3 win at Goodison. Alex Young, Fred Pickering & Derek Temple were all on the scoresheet. The programme featured a quaint plea from a local councillor regarding matchday parking.
This week 1995 - Everton 3-1 Crystal Palace. ‘Big Dunc’ Mania was in full swing at Goodison as the Blues’ new idol scored twice, along with 1 goal from Paul Rideout to seal EFCs latest PL win.
This week 1984 - Everton 2-1 Tottenham Hotspur. The EFC momentum under Howard Kendall began to build as the Blues sealed a good league win at home to Spurs. Adrian Heath scored twice for EFC.
This week 1939 - Everton 8-0 Doncaster Rovers. The Blues' joint 2nd biggest ever win saw them win a FA Cup 4th Round tie at Goodison over Doncaster. Tommy Lawton scored 4, whilst Walter Boyes (2 goals) & 1 goal each for Torry Gillick & Alex Stevenson were all on the scoresheet.
1933 Everton FC Homecoming-Dixie Dean holding the FA Cup. (Castle Street) Liverpool.
Goodison Park early 1960's:
England v Spain at Highbury in 1931. Dixie Dean and Spanish goalkeeper Ricardo Zamora.
Marc bolan
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One of the few player that got me out of my seat every time he got the ballAndrei Kanchelskis, scored 22 goals in 60 appearances for Everton.
Top top footballer
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Took me a long time to get over the semi final defeat to them that seasonThis week 1971 - Everton 3-0 Middlesbrough. The Blues advanced to the FA Cup 5th Round with victory over Middlesbrough. Goals came from Colin Harvey, Henry Newton & Joe Royle.
Marc bolan
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That's my first memory of Everton programesThis week 1966 - Everton 3-0 Sunderland. EFC got their FA Cup campaign off to a good start with a Round 3 win at Goodison. Alex Young, Fred Pickering & Derek Temple were all on the scoresheet. The programme featured a quaint plea from a local councillor regarding matchday parking.
Yes - no photos in them much -
We won 2-1 that will do today -
