Thirteen-year-old toffee girl Christine Dunn on the pitch at Goodison Park for the first time, handing out sweets to the crowd before Everton's League Division One match against Sheffield Wednesday.15th October 1966 - we won 2-1 -
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Marc bolan
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Looking at the attendance that day 76000 we played them few days later also at maine Road 15000
So looks like we had quite a few blues at the Cup game
It was a year when we played poor in the league & just knew our name was on the FA CUP - the replay v City at Goodison we should have been out - another 0-0 & my late father went to a neutral ground to see us trump at Molyneux -2- 0 - Boomer Pickering & Derek Temple our scorers - the semi-final v United we had a spot of luck they had a game in the European cup - Best & another player were injured & they were leg weary - & the Catt got his tactics spot on .... a 1-0 win - the final 2-0 down - the rest is history an unknown scored 2 brilliant goals - & temple scored a delightful winner after a bad mistake by a defender on the half way line .....
Bally as Tommy Wright has a yawn 
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The GV at Bedford, 1966 FA CUP -
Burden Park a young Colin Harvey scuffs the winner, he admitted he never hit it as well as he wanted too -
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 -
18th October 1969. Everton's Howard Kendall skips past Stoke defender Alan Bloor in Toffees 6-2 victory at Goodison Park -
July 1963. Everton stars; wing half Jimmy Gabriel, centre forward Roy Vernon, goalkeeper Gordon West and full back Mick Meagan -
for @roy vernon & @westychan & co -
for @roy vernon & @westychan & co -
The GV 1966 -
Dixie Dean of Everton in 1925 -
