Dario Terracotta
Player Valuation: £70m
I know the vision himself later stated he'd played both league games that season against the WBA left back and had him on toast
PSB1
Player Valuation: £10m
I know the vision himself later stated he'd played both league games that season against the WBA left back and had him on toast
Although I was a big fan of Jimmy Husband, that game wasn't his finest hour, I think. Could've done with Alex. The Catt was a very frustrating manager at times.
Training at Goodison in the late 1920s (The Everton Collection)
– Harry Cooke with Ted Critchley (and A.N.Other on the right, possibly Archie Clark) -
– Harry Cooke with Ted Critchley (and A.N.Other on the right, possibly Archie Clark) -
No Bellfield - training at Goodison park Dixie Dean leads the way -
Training at the Park End practice ground in 1945. Tommy Lawton is pictured far right, before his transfer to Chelsea -
I have the original photo from I imagine the Liverpool Echo framed on my wall purchased form a car boot -
Aerial view of the training ground in 1938 -
Aerial view of the training ground in 1938 -
Training under the Bullens road stand - no other facilities -
The 1950s squad on one of their Goodison training days for @Bluerover as peter farrell captain leads the way -
Training in the snow - Tommy Lawton leads the way -
For @Bluerover -Everton FC c.1951/52 pictured in their change strip in front of the old Cunard pavilion at Bellefield -
An early photograph c.1950 of the senior players training a Bellefield. The recent housing, constructed by Everton’s landlords Tysons, at the rear. Later to be sold off & a certain bill Shankly lived in one of those houses & ued to walk his dog & visit the players after his fall-out with LFC -
Putting their boots on, on the steps of the old pavilion in the early 1950s: John Willie Parker, Jackie Grant, Harry Leyland, Thomas Clinton, and Cyril Lello -
And in 1965. Left to Right: Jimmy Gabriel, Sandy Brown, Alex Young, Alex Parker, Tony Kay, Fred Pickering by then Harry Catterick had redesigned Bellfield to make it the top traning facility in the top division with John Moores backing of funds -
Rear of the old buildings before the 1960s redevelopment of Bellfield designed by the Catt -
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