4th January 1969. Everton defender John Hurst, crashing in to Ipswich Town goalkeeper David Best during an FA Cup 3rd Round tie, at Goodison Park in a 2-1 win for the Blues -
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29th August 1981 Alan Biley turns away to celebrate his debut goal against Birmingham in a 3-1 win for the blues - for @Alanbileysfeathercut & co -
29th August 1981 Peter Eastoe dives to head home Everton's second against Birmingham in a 3-1 win - HK new arrivals did well -
Alex Parker as Captain leads out with albert Dunlop behind him in our fancy away kit at the time early 1960s -
1970 - Champions -
Everton footballer Tony Kay with his children at home after his release from prison April 1965 - but banned from any football for life -
I saw most rounds of the Everton Youth team youth cup run, in 1965 at Goodison the only home game I missed was the final just looked it was a Monday night - my older brother who kindly took me must have been working late on that Monday evening - doh who would have thought John Hurst and Jimmy Husband I would be watching 4 years later in the first team winning the Championship - they played great football with big gates for a youth team at Goodison Park -
L-R: Gerry Glover, Dennis Yeager, Tommy Roberts (left Everton in Feb. 1965), Aiden Maher, Dave Grant, Jimmy Husband, Frank D'Arcy, Alex Wallace, Dave Pearson, Eric Curwen.
L-R: Gerry Glover, Dennis Yeager, Tommy Roberts (left Everton in Feb. 1965), Aiden Maher, Dave Grant, Jimmy Husband, Frank D'Arcy, Alex Wallace, Dave Pearson, Eric Curwen.
The Catt with that youth cup - he believed in youngsters coming through to the first team -
