Old Everton Pictures

[Joey66]

Best mates Bally & Styles from 1966 -

 

[Cameron Manning]

Found a book in Lpool Central Library from which I was able to obtain some good pictures. All the others I obtained were from microfiche and poorer quality

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I remember Tweedy, the goalkeeper, after the war, still playing in the old first division in a game v Arsenal not sure if he was still with Grimsby, although players then were more likely to stay with their original clubs.

 

[Joey66]

Everton First Team Squad, 1961 -

 

[Joey66]

Some team below -

 

[Joey66]

Andy Gray with his mother -

 

[Joey66]

Dave Thomas -

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

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I'm sure we played them and wore brums away kit.
Think it was lashing and the silver kit looked darker

 

[Joey66]

 

[jharks]

Are actual caps still given for international football.

Was hoping to get a copy of this my dad is in this picture Geoff Harcombe and any other pics of him would be amazing my email is eb.plumbing@bigpond.com. Thanks heaps

 

[Eggs]

Was hoping to get a copy of this my dad is in this picture Geoff Harcombe and any other pics of him would be amazing my email is eb.plumbing@bigpond.com. Thanks heaps

….i notice your Dad played in the great 64/65 FA Youth cup winning team but not in the final. I’m sure I’d have seen him play. England schoolboy international when it was such a great achievement, you should be very proud he was clearly a very talented young footballer. Is he still alive?

Found a few snippets you undoubtably have, a very favourable mention in a match report, a decent Leeds team and it looks like he ended up playing in Australia;

 

[Joey66]

Was hoping to get a copy of this my dad is in this picture Geoff Harcombe and any other pics of him would be amazing my email is eb.plumbing@bigpond.com. Thanks heaps

This is all I could find for you

Player	Position	Date of Birth	Place of Birth
Gary Coxon	Defender	31 May 1946	Liverpool
Geoff Harcombe	Defender	Oct 1945	Liverpool
Gerry Humphreys	Midfielder	14 Jan 1946	Llandudno
Ken Mulhearn	Goalkeeper	16 Oct 1945	Liverpool
Tommy Wright	Defender	21 Oct 1944	Liverpool

Everton and Liverpool have been quick to snap up the stars of last season's Liverpool City boys' team which reached the final of the English Schools' Trophy. Only one youngster has escaped the local net—Albert Kinsey, the schoolboy international inside forward, who has gone to Manchester United. The boys' team played practically unchanged through the season and of the other ten players, four have already signed for Everton, three for Liverpool, and the remaining three are expected to go to Goodison Park. Our senior teams have appreciated that the boys' eleven was one of the finest to represent the city for many years. and the Liverpool Schools' F.A. arc pleased that ten of the players have decided to stay in the Everton have signed three on apprentice professional forms—Geoff Harcombe, full back and captain, who played for England in all internationals last season: Kenneth Mulhearn, goalkeeper, England trialist and county player; and Tom Roberts, outside left, another England international. The fourth apprentice to join them is Kenneth Griffiths, a Wrexham boy and Welsh international. They have also signed Eric Coxon, Harcombe's partner at full hack, and Thomas Wright, a City player the season before last, on amateur forms.

 

[Joey66]

The Morrissey's, Newtons and Browns celebrate winning the 1969/70 League at the Prince of Wales Hotel, Southport -

 

[Joey66]

 

[Cameron Manning]

….i notice your Dad played in the great 64/65 FA Youth cup winning team but not in the final. I’m sure I’d have seen him play. England schoolboy international when it was such a great achievement, you should be very proud he was clearly a very talented young footballer. Is he still alive?

Found a few snippets you undoubtably have, a very favourable mention in a match report, a decent Leeds team and it looks like he ended up playing in Australia;

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Ken Mulhearn was transferred to Stockport County and then moved to Manchester City where he earned a championship medal when City won the league in 1967-8;

 

[sam domingo]

I'm sure we played them and wore brums away kit.
Think it was lashing and the silver kit looked darker

I remember that, it was the following season. Had to wear their white away jersey. We beat them 2-0, straight after that dreadful Christmas period when we got stuffed at Wolves and the infamous Coventry game. Birmingham is a game that doesn't seem to get mentioned much in that period when things turned round for H.K., it's always the cup ties at Stoke and Oxford that everyone remembers!