Roy Vernon (Everton FC) George Cohen (Fulham FC) Everton FC v Fulham FC. 11/5/1963 - we won 4-1 Royston scored a hattrick we became Champions - for @roy vernon & co
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Johnny Morrissey (Everton FC) Everton FC v Stoke City. 18/10/1969 we won 6-2 - for @Dario Terracotta & co -
Mick Lyons (Everton) celebrates Everton s goal (Scorer - Bob Latchford - Chelsea v Everton; 03/12/1977 in a 1-0 win for us -
Brian Labone - Former England and Everton defender Brian Labone was regarded as one of the best central defenders of his era, won 26 England caps and played in the 1970 World Cup finals. He joined Everton as a 17-year-old and made his debut in 1958 before going on to make a total of 534 appearances for the Goodison Park club before retiring due to injury in 1971. Labone played in the championship-winning teams of 1962-63 and 1969-70 as well as the 1966 FA Cup winning side - the last of the Corinthians -
1966: The FA Cup final at Wembley Stadium: Everton (3) versus Sheffield Wednesday (2). Photo shows: Sheffield Wednesday s centre-forward, Jim McCalliog (white shirt at left) watches Everton goalkeeper, Gordon west roll over in a vain attempt to stop his shot scoring in the FA Cup final. At half-time, Sheffield still lead by this only goal -
1966 FA Cup Final Everton v Sheffield Wednesday. Everton centre-forward, Alex Young (nearest camera) and Sheffield Wednesday goalkeeper, Ron Springett looks like a pen to me -
NEVILLE SOUTHALL MBE Everton FC and Wales International Goalkeeper Pictured outside Buckingham Palace, after being presented with his MBE -
Ming the merciless
Player Valuation: £500k
He needed to do several forward rolls to get a pen.
The Ref Jack Taylor never seen eye to eye with the GV disallowed a goal of him in the same game too - The GV reckoned he stopped us winning the double in 1963 when he gave a pen on Bobby Moore at West Ham in a very controversial game with crowd trouble ....
Was that roof feature preserved in any form?
Not that I know of- they dumped the Littewoòds massive clock - which was found & restored & placed in a blues fans back garden ......
TangerineToffee
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Battle of the quiffs. At least Sir Jim won that.
Dario Terracotta
Player Valuation: £70m
Pretty sure that was Howie Kendall’s debut.
