Old Everton Pictures

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Everton manager Howard Kendall
With the training lines led by John Bailey and Alan Harper 15th November 1984 -

 

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Adrian Heath (left), with Paul Bracewell, Kevin Sheedy, Warren Aspinall and Alan Harper -

 

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New signings in the summer of 1988 – Neil McDonald, Tony Cottee, Pat Nevin, Stuart McCall -

 

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Colin Harvey, a great coach -

 

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The last generation: players training on the final day at Bellefield -

 

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Richard O’Sullivan with Mike Lyons and Mike Bernard - for @BigMick & co -


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Just looking up richard o'sullivan Autobiography he is a big Chelsea fan last info I can find richard
Is in a nursing home after suffering a stroke

 

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The sale of Bellfield & we move to Finch Farm -

 

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Just looking up richard o'sullivan Autobiography he is a big Chelsea fan last info I can find richard
Is in a nursing home after suffering a stroke

He must have had an invitation to Bellefield that day ?

 

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He must have had an invitation to Bellefield that day ?

 

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A despondent Alan Ball in the boot room, collecting those most famous boots of all for the final time in December 1971, before he leaves the club for Arsenal - sob -


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Not many players have I been so upset about leaving the blues Alan Ball is one

 

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Just looking up richard o'sullivan Autobiography he is a big Chelsea fan last info I can find richard
Is in a nursing home after suffering a stroke

Some years ago, I went to a Q+A session with him and some other actors. He told a story about when he was in Cleopatra the producers flew him from Rome back to London every weekend so he could turn out for his football team. Little wonder it went over budget.

 

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Everton 0 Arsenal 0, April 1976 - Bob Latchford sends the ball out of play as he finds a gap in the Arsenal defence -

 

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Derby Co 2 Everton 3 in April 1977 at the Baseball Ground. Martin Dobson clears the danger –

 

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Mick Ferguson & Eamonn O’Keefe #Everton pictured arguing with Dennis Tueart Manchester City during the League Division One game Goodison Park 31st October 1981

 

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John Hurst (1947-2024)​

A Tribute by Rob Sawyer ‘The Last of the Corinthians’ is a phrase used to describe one of Everton’s great captains, Brian Labone. However, John Hurst, his defensive partner in Everton’s great side of the late 1960s, embodied many of the same qualities that gave Labone his sobriquet. John in the mid 1960s Like Roger Kenyon, who would also come through the ranks at Bellefield and be unlucky not to collect full international honours, John hailed from Blackpool. A centre-forward and inside-forward as a youth, the leggy Lancastrian had represented Blackpool schoolboys and also received England youth honours. Harry Catterick- also John captained the England reserve side much to Labbys delight in telling him that he would have to make speeches as captain in a mickey tale to his defensive partner as he knew how shy he was - a true gentleman footballer -