Ted Sagar at Bromwich 1950
Everton's Ted Sagar -
Is this the 1st pen shootout v Borussia Monchengladbach ?
Dean scoring against Blackburn Rovers -
Bellefield 1966
Trevor Stevens scores against Luton 1985-86 -Penalty kick
Everton v Tottenham 1971-72
Everton v Tottenham 1971-72
Major Gowen
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Newcastle fans climb into the Everton section March 1977, after Everton beat Newcastle 2-0 at St James, the ugly face of Football during the 70's- I hope there was no trouble today...-
Always a tough place to go, even by the standards of the bad old days. A decade earlier, this happened:
Ged Clarke. Newcastle United: Fifty Years of Hurt (Random House, 4 Nov 2011).
https://books.google.co.uk/books?id...v0Do84MhDoAQgjMAA#v=onepage&q=Everton&f=false
I don't recall many away fans on the Leazes after the Everton riot (I think that was in 67). Certainly there were very few city fans in the Leazes when they won the league in 68. I don't recall any London fans ever on the Leazes they seemed to prefer the paddocks. No definitely Everton, we went 3-0 down and probably bottom of the league then all hell broke out on the Leazes. When it calmed a bit the police escorted the Everton fans round to the Gallowgate.
http://www.nufc-forum.com/nufcforum/index.php?topic=29656.15
In February, 1967, when Newcastle United hosted Everton, the Chronicle reported how “Newcastle’s long-suffering fans exploded when they went 3-0 down after only 18 minutes...
“Fans in the Leazes End started fighting and coins and bottles showered on to the field. Children, sitting at the front of the crowd, scrambled on to the surrounding track for safety, but many were hurt, some having to go to hospital for treatment. The police were not prepared for what could almost be termed as a riot, being only small in number. It was probably because of this that, despite restoring order, only six men were arrested – two from Liverpool and four from Tyneside.”
When the rising tide of football hooliganism arrived at St James' Park.
https://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/new...ng-tide-football-hooliganism-arrived-14295936
alan ball
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I was at the game on the Good Friday 1978. An unforgettable experience
As usual Major a great article to relcolect
Dave Hickson playing for against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge circa 1959 -
'The Battle of Goodison': Everton v Leeds United, 7 November 1964. Referee Ken Stokes... 'One off - Now all off!' -
Snowbound Bellefield 1971 -
