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Goodison Park in 1957 with pylon on the corner of Bullens Road and Gwladys Street visible floodlights had arrived -
The programme where we clinched the league beating Fulham 4-1 Vernon Hat trick - 62/1963 -
Everton Football Team - 1961/62 Season
Everton line up for a group photo at Goodison Park on August 16, 1961 in Liverpool, England. Back row (left-right): Colin Green, Mick Gannon, Dave Gorrie, Keith Webber, George Sharples, George Morton, Alan Jarvis, Mick Meagon and Derek Temple. Middle row: Les Shannon (coach), Gordon Watson (trainer), Jimmy Gabriel, Roy Parnell, Brian Labone, Alex Parker, Albert Dunlop, Willie Mailey, Brian Harris, unknown, Mickey Lill, Alex Young, Harry Catterick (manager) and unknown. Front row: Alan Tyrer, Billy Bingham, Tommy Jones, Frank Wignall, Bobby Collins, Roy Vernon, George Thomson and Jimmy Fell -
Everton line up for a group photo at Goodison Park on August 16, 1961 in Liverpool, England. Back row (left-right): Colin Green, Mick Gannon, Dave Gorrie, Keith Webber, George Sharples, George Morton, Alan Jarvis, Mick Meagon and Derek Temple. Middle row: Les Shannon (coach), Gordon Watson (trainer), Jimmy Gabriel, Roy Parnell, Brian Labone, Alex Parker, Albert Dunlop, Willie Mailey, Brian Harris, unknown, Mickey Lill, Alex Young, Harry Catterick (manager) and unknown. Front row: Alan Tyrer, Billy Bingham, Tommy Jones, Frank Wignall, Bobby Collins, Roy Vernon, George Thomson and Jimmy Fell -
1938/39 champions just before the war -
John Moores welcomes TH GV Alex Young & his Cousin George Thompson in the dressing room with the players - Captain Alex Parker, Manager John Carey , Jimmy Harris ,& jimmy Gabriel -
An excellent view from c. 1961 of the infamous Boys’ Pen at Goodison Park’s Gwladys Street terrace. The Boys pen It survived until 1977 -
Everton squad circa 1950 on the patch of ground as the training ground with Goodison Ave in background -
Everton 3 v Leeds United 2.
Leeds right back Ashallc lears off the line what looked to be a certain goal from Everton forward Dave Hickson as Leeds centre half Marsden looks on.20th September 1958 -
Leeds right back Ashallc lears off the line what looked to be a certain goal from Everton forward Dave Hickson as Leeds centre half Marsden looks on.20th September 1958 -