Thank goodness, then, Phillip Carter stood firm on quite a lot of blues fans wanting to get rid of HK in his early tenure - would a manager get that protection now ? -
Mr success - HK -MK 1 -
Cliff Britton, a fine player in his day for us, later to become our manager on a small budget he built a team that faltered but had a great FA CUP run & the regained promotion back in to the top flight in 1954 - here he is with captain Peter Farrell & co at Goodison park - for @Bluerover & co -
As a player - Cliff Britton - a fine half back for us -
Roger Kenyon of EFC with a certain HK - who we sold to Birmingham with Archie Styles plus cash to Birmingham City for the Latch -
1938 /39 player TG Jones on the right - he reckoned they strolled most matches to the title - with total football aided by Tommy Lawton as a class no 9 -
The most underrated centre back ever to play for us - what a cracking player with the ball he was - made John Stones look average -
Mike Tebilcock away at Leeds he scored in a 4-1 defeat as the Catt - more or less rested the whole first team the week before the semi-final at Burden park in 1966 - In which the club got fined heavily saying its first team were injured - ironic he scored maybe gave the Catt to play him in the semi-final, and he was the hero in the final of course - going into Everton Folklore -
The battle is over (1966) Hampden park - Styles Bally and Bremner - shirts swapped apart from Bally -
Work going on at Goodison -
Westy who hated Bally being Captain & blamed himself for injuring Labby - they never got on ....Westy rated Bally highly, but not fit to captain the blues....... they both admitted it got so bad they refused to buy each other a drink in a round - for @westychan & co -
Jubilant Everton players do a lap of honour after beating Sheffield Wednesday 3-2 in the 1966 FA Cup final - 3 players who would fetch us the title in 1970 celebrating -
12th February 1972. Everton goalkeeper Gordon West punches clear before Jack Charlton can react at Goodison Park in a 0-0 draw- for @westychan & co -
1966 team paraded at Wembley to shake hands with Princess Margaret -
