Poor Sandy Brown, always remembered for his Derby own goal - yet he came on as substitute to beat Gordon Milne in the air - to make it 3-1 with this thumping header - Bally also had scored two goals in that Derby game -
Boomer Fred Pickering in his garden with his kids -
The GV - tangled on a coconut mat exercise in training -
The great Irish Peter Farrell who captained us back into the big time, and we have been in the top division ever since as we came up the other lot went down - for @Bluerover & co
Everton played in the 4th round of FA Cup in Jan 1935. Everton beat Grimsby Town 6-3 with Albert Geldard(on floor) scoring a hat trick. The sides met again at Goodison the next Saturday in a League game, Dixie scoring in a 3-1 win -
1966 - the Catt leads the blues out - at Wembley -
Bally - Mullery, and Greaves -
Everton v Liverpool 1966-Gordon West walks back to goal after running up field to get involved in the brawl - Ian Callaghan receives attention (left) and Alex Young is booked - if that's Bally in that photo we won...... 3-1 - for @westychan & co -
The most adorned EFC player I ever saw as a youn blue - totally idolised - yet he admitted himself so inconsistent - on his day he took your breath away though - so skilful seeing him & Bally play together for a shot space of time was breathtaking - pur magic football by them - the sign of things to come e.g. The Holy trinity -
HARRY CATTERICK EVERTON -notice poor Fred Pickering running off the bench - our fans were chanting his name when we were 2-0 down -
Harry Catterick, Manager of Everton 1963 -
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