The Catt swiped HK from the red lots under their noses -lol - what a turning point in our history -
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A deadly duo on & off the pitch in our history, HK & Harvey -
Autograph Hunters -
Everton squad pose for a group photograph. Back row left to right: Sandy Brown, Harry Bennett, Andy Rankin, Geoff Barnett, Gordon West, Roger Kenyon, Frank Thornton and Terry Owen. Third Row: T Eggleston, T Watson (trainer), Fred Pickering, Frank Darcy, Derek Smith, John Hurst, Jimmy Husband, Bill Brindle, Howard Kendall, Alan Ball, Joe Royle and A Proudler (trainer). Second row: Derek Temple, Alex Scott, John Morrisey, manager Harry Catterick, Ray Wilson, Colin Harvey, Tommy Wright and Mike Trebilcock. Front row: Brian Labone, Aiden Maher, David Turner, Alex Wallace, Arthur Styles, Gerard Glover, Gerald Humphreys and Alex Young. August 1967.
HK a majestic Midfielder -
1970 - Champions -
Everton celebrate winning the Championship in 1970. BACK ROW, l-r Howard Kendall, Colin Harvey, Alan Whittle, Tommy Wright, Sandy Brown, Jimmy Husband, Joe Royle, Johnny Morrissey, Keith Newton. FRONT ROW, l-r Tommy Jackson, Roger Kenyon, Harry Catterick (manager), Sir John Moores (Director), Brian Labone, Frank Darcy, Gordon West, Wilf Dixon (Coach), John Hurst -
Everton celebrate winning the Championship in 1970. BACK ROW, l-r Howard Kendall, Colin Harvey, Alan Whittle, Tommy Wright, Sandy Brown, Jimmy Husband, Joe Royle, Johnny Morrissey, Keith Newton. FRONT ROW, l-r Tommy Jackson, Roger Kenyon, Harry Catterick (manager), Sir John Moores (Director), Brian Labone, Frank Darcy, Gordon West, Wilf Dixon (Coach), John Hurst -
HK our best ever Manager -
Sunderland 3 Everton 1 in Feb 1964 at Roker Park. Charlie Hurley heads home for Sunderland in the FA Cup 5th Round - it was 3-0 at half-time My late father & his mate went - they were an old 2nd division side - my late father was miffed as it was a very cold day with thousands of blue fans there as we were favourites - Westy had a busy day - Brian Harris got our consolation goal for us - for @westychan -
19th September 1970. Everton defender John Hurst heading the ball away under pressure from Blackpool inside left Alan Suddick, at Bloomfield Road we won 2-0 @TangerineToffee -
Bally -
