The Kop dead centre - thousands of Blues invade it - it held approximately 23,000 standing - I stood in it a few times as it was easy to get a black market ticket -
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Whittle scores against West Ham 1969-70 - a vital breakaway goal - he had arrived - for @Alan Whittle & co -
Fred Pickering-seen here scoring against Bedford -
Big Joe - a deadly finisher -
EVERTON - CARDIFF 8 - 3 score line & our Manager johnny careys last game in charge = sacked -
Goals: A. Young 9', D. Temple 17', R. Vernon 19', 76' (pen), 83', D. Stevens 49', B. Bingham 71', J. Gabriel 88'.-
Goals: A. Young 9', D. Temple 17', R. Vernon 19', 76' (pen), 83', D. Stevens 49', B. Bingham 71', J. Gabriel 88'.-
Alex Young, the new manager of Glentoran August 1968, sitting with the board -
1966 -
Harry Catterick arrives at Goodison April 1961 introduced to Bobby Collins, the Everton Captain - it did not last - he told Collins he was too old - he later admitted at the end of his managerial career he was too hasty in selling him especially to Leeds who would haunt him in the future -
The Battle of Goodison': Everton v Leeds United, 7 November 1964.-OFF the lot of yer - a bloodbath of a game -
We ran out 5-0 winners at St James' Park with the old West Stand press box in view. Keeper Mick Mahoney flaps at a cross, 9 Bob Latchford gets in a header but it was cleared off the line, Pat Howard attends - for @Alanbileysfeathercut 7 co -
For @Bluerover & co - An unusual arrangement for this EFC team shot from 1955/56. Some familiar names/faces on there like Tommy E. Jones, Peter Farrell, Tommy Eglington, Wally Fielding, John Willie Parker, Cyril Lello. Only Jimmy Harris -
