Liverpool born Joe was with Everton from 1966-1974 , making 270 appearances and scoring 119 goals.
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Born on 29 April 1900, Bobby Irvine. Dubbed The Prince of Dribblers. Ranger wrote: [his] ‘threepenny-bit dribbles used to have the million pound note look.’The crowd favourite played at inside-forward, centre-forward & out wide.
Everton outside-right focus: Albert Geldard.The Yorkshireman was a terrifically quick winger who won the FA Cup as a Toffeeman in 1933. Left for Bolton in 1938 after 180 & 37 goals appearances. He had aspirations to be a performing magician or a journalist.
1989 - Everton 0-0 Liverpool. In one of the most emotional derby games ever, LFC played their first competitive fixture after Hillsborough, vs Everton at Goodison. Before the match, LFC fans paraded a banner thanking EFC fans.
1983 - Everton 1-0 Coventry City. A crowd of just 12,972 fans - the lowest attendance for an Everton home league fixture for 50 years & on a Bank Holiday Monday afternoon too - saw the Blues rise to 6th in the table thanks to a Graeme Sharp penalty.
1983 - Everton 2-0 West Ham United. In the month that saw unemployment levels reach 20% in the city of Liverpool, greatly affecting disposal income for many, just 16,355 fans were at Goodison to see Graeme Sharp score twice to lift EFC to 7th in the table.
1978 - Everton 6-0 Chelsea. A fantastic home win saw Bob Latchford score twice (1 a pen) to become the first top flight player to score 30 league goals for 6yrs. Mick Lyons, Martin Dobson, Neil Robinson & Billy Wright also scored.
29, 1954 - Oldham Athletic 0-4 Everton. The Blues clinched promotion back to the top flight after 3 seasons in Division 2, with a 4-0 win away at Oldham. JW Parker scored twice, whilst TE Jones & Dave Hickson were also on the scoresheet.
2001 - Everton 2-1 Bradford City. Victory for the Blues over the relegation bound Bantams at Goodison secured EFC’s PL safety for another season. Good times! Goals from Duncan Ferguson & Niclas Alexandersson sealed the 3pts.
1979 - Everton 1-0 Birmingham City. Gordon Lee’s Blues beat the Brummies at Goodison, thanks to an Andy King goal. An 18yr old Pat Van Den Hauwe was playing for Birmingham & had his name misspelt on the back of the EFC match programme.
1962 - Everton 8-3 Cardiff City. One of EFC’s biggest ever league wins at Goodison. Roy Vernon scored a hat trick (1 a penalty), whilst Billy Bingham, Jimmy Gabriel, Dennis Stevens, Derek Temple & Alex Young also scored.
1980 - Everton 2-0 Southampton. Victory for Gordon Lee’s Blues at Goodison, as they claimed 3pts vs the Saints. A John Gidman penalty & a goal for Gary Stanley - his only goal for EFC - sealed the win.
1966 The residents of Claudia Street have decorated their street prior to the match at Goodison Park.
Brazil Team Line-Up, Goodison Park (1966)
Liverpool Echo Cover-Mersey's Own Cup Final. March 11th 1967 at Goodison Park. Everton 1-0 Liverpool.
