Everton Football Players prepare for a team group photograph at Bellefield in 1973 -
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Everton FC win the First Division Championship in May 1985. Peter Reid kisses the trophy -
Some key players here - Johnny Morrissey was the steal from over the park 10 years service = 10 seasons of service - for @Dario Terracotta & co -
Bally -
In the 1960s, Everton were one of the big boys in English football. They won their sixth Division One Championship in the 1962-63 season. In February 1964, when they were defending champions, manager Harry Catterick wrote an article in Charles Buchan’s Football Monthly, reproduced here by Soccer Attic, in which he talked about the pressures of managing one of the top football teams in England - The Manager back then was responsible for the club finances too - not just training & team selection ....-
The first time shirt numbers on player's backs of the shirt were ever used 1933 cup final - Dixie Dean was the first no 9 - very fitting -
The Catt accompanies Bally to a league disciplinary hearing in 1970 - he still got a 5 games ban by the FA - at a vital time in our championship run in -
My older brother still has this Album or a record player - it's worn out 
- a big thing in 1966 -
- a big thing in 1966 -
I remember this chant, it had far more verses -
The Grand Old Lady, 1955 - an artistic impression -
Dixie Dean as captain leading out in 1933 - with his no 9 shirt -
The goal the GV will be remembered for a great header v Spurs from a Roy Vernon cross in 1963 later to be champions Spurs were our closest rivals for the title - for @roy vernon & co -
