Everton 3 Ipswich Town 0 in Jan 1970 at Goodison Park. Joe Royle makes it 3-0 with this header in the 1st Division clash. Just look at that leap plus his power in the air -
15th January 1972 Colin Harvey drives home Everton's second at Crystal Palace in the FA Cup tie -in a 2-2 draw
12th April 1965 John Morrissey drives home an angled shot that enters the net via the inside of the far post to seal a 2-1 victory in the Goodison Derby- Temple scored the other goal -
26th January 1980 Bob Latchford climbs to meet a cross from Joe McBride and score Everton's second against Wigan in the FA Cup in a 3-0 victory for the blues -for @Alanbileysfeathercut & co -
30th August 1950 Tommy Eglington scores against Middlesborough in a 3-2 win for the blues Eglington bagged a brace of goals - for @Bluerover & co -
The lowest diving header ever - 10 March 1984 Another diving header from Andy Gray records Everton's second to ensure a 2-1 victory in the FA CUP -
20th November 1971 Joe Royle moves on to a pass from Alan Whittle to beat Eric Martin in the Southampton goal for Everton's second goal in a thrashing of Southampton 8-0 -in sleet & snow -
HK -
Bluerover
Player Valuation: £60m
... accidentally treading on Lee's foot.
... accidentally treading on Lee's foot.
….old teammate of mine was Sammy Lee, we did play representative schoolboy football together and he was a lovely lad back then.
Alanbileysfeathercut
Player Valuation: £80m
Not Everton as such..
But here is a very young player who turned our fortunes.
But here is a very young player who turned our fortunes.
I played bit did, you ever play for south Liverpool Eggs?
They went bust in the season I played them they thumped us 14 -2 at our ground - then the away game was cancelled as they dropped out completely that season ... I think Sammy Lee played for them ?
….not Sammy Lee (as far as I know) but another old teammate of mine, Jimmy Case played for South Liverpool and Blue Union.
I played at Holly Park but I never played for South.
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