Old Everton Pictures

[Joey66]

Dixie after he left us - Notts county

 

[Joey66]

Alan Ball with a unt player Willie Morgan

 

[Joey66]

The first Derby with that lot coming up - Rowdy yeats shakes Royson Vernon's hand at goodison 1-1 draw -

 

[Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian]

I like a good Conspiracy Theory, but they did have 'converse' back in the day...they just weren't call by that name, we called them 'baseball boots'.

I had them as a kid (70s) they had a rubber ball that covered the bone on the side of your foot

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

The first Derby with that lot coming up - Rowdy yeats shakes Royson Vernon's hand at goodison 1-1 draw -
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That RS if ever there was a face with punch me

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

I like a good Conspiracy Theory, but they did have 'converse' back in the day...they just weren't call by that name, we called them 'baseball boots'.

Two colours only if I recall
All white or black and white

 

[Joey66]

That RS if ever there was a face with punch me

Yard Dog Yeats a stopper, where we had Labby a pure footballer!

 

[samZ]

Joe Royle and Kevin Keelan the Norwich City goalkeeper

 

[summerisle]

Some fantastic material on Kathleen's twitter account.

I agree, nice pics of old buses.

 

[samZ]

Everton v Man City, with the Main Stand almost completely reconstructed

 

[Eggs]

The first Derby with that lot coming up - Rowdy yeats shakes Royson Vernon's hand at goodison 1-1 draw -
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..remember when Welshmen and Scotsmen were plentiful in the two sides.

 

[maccavennie]

Everton v Man City, with the Main Stand almost completely reconstructed

I wonder if anyone was in the crowd that game and in the back of the main stand and thought "bloody hell it's a bit crap with all these obstructed views"

 

[mrb85]

I wonder if anyone was in the crowd that game and in the back of the main stand and thought "bloody hell it's a bit crap with all these obstructed views"

Of course the stand was designed to be without the three pillars holding up the roof. Don't know why that fell apart once it actually got to the actual construction phase. Maybe because of the 'kink' in the footprint that was there in the original Goodison Rd stand and still is.

 

[maccavennie]

Of course the stand was designed to be without the three pillars holding up the roof. Don't know why that fell apart once it actually got to the actual construction phase. Maybe because of the 'kink' in the footprint that was there in the original Goodison Rd stand and still is.

never knew that, wonder if that was a bit of a technical screw up then but they had gone too far in construction to work on a solution

 

[allezlesbleus]

I wonder if anyone was in the crowd that game and in the back of the main stand and thought "bloody hell it's a bit crap with all these obstructed views"

I was still displaced into the Park End when this was taken. My new ticket was about 10 rows behind the pillar you can see there. My first reaction was to like being lower so closer to the pitch but the pillar took out a lot of action in the St End half of the pitch.....grrr from the word go from me and especially my late dad. Utd's new stand being built just 3/4 years earlier had no obstructions. The did not have escalators though!!! The look on some away fans' faces at them!!!