Old Everton Pictures

[BlueDraka]

The girls thought he was a bit of a hunk -

Was it from the Shoot? They always made the players image look a bit different. Think they maybe tinted the pic,

 

[Joey66]

The Catt in a tracksuit - notice Chairman John Mores there that's why, showing off some good future youngsters to him -

 

[Joey66]

Was it from the Shoot? They always made the players image look a bit different. Think they maybe tinted the pic,

Probably so - the Latch still looks in good nick even today tbh....

 

[Joey66]

Members of the Everton's 1938-39 Championship squad are pictured at Liverpool Lime Street Station. TG Jones back row far left- " We were that good we won the league without breaking sweat"

 

[Joey66]

Peter Reid in action for Everton against Charlton, at Goodison Park in 1988 - what a player he really was for us -

 

[BlueDraka]

Some good pictures including a couple of the boys pen. There seems be a couple of turnstiles with a sign saying Church End. Obviously down by the church but anyone know anything more

 

[Joey66]

Not a nice man by all accounts - Westy stated he treated him like dirt on arrival - plus he made those drug allegations against our club......

 

[The Trinity.]

Anyone who saw Johnny Haynes play, What was he like? From what I've read, he comes across as a technicall gifted modern inside forward.

was only about six or seven when Haynes was playing. But by all accounts he was just as you described. A very technically gifted footballer.
A mainstay in the Fulham team for about 20 years.
And he captained England many times. And of course he will always be remembered as the first £100 per week footballer.
I remember reading that he was nicknamed "the maestro". And that he was comfortable using both feet. A top..top footballer by all accounts.......

 

[Joey66]

was only about six or seven when Haynes was playing. But by all accounts he was just as you described. A very technically gifted footballer.
A mainstay in the Fulham team for about 20 years.
And he captained England many times. And of course he will always be remembered as the first £100 per week footballer.
I remember reading that he was nicknamed "the maestro". And that he was comfortable using both feet. A top..top footballer by all accounts.......

Also, he was the highest paid footballer in the league at the time - I remember seeing him on the TV he was a very good player for England.....

 

[Joey66]

Big Micky Lyons -

 

[Joey66]

The great Hursty -

 

[The Trinity.]

Has that pic been photoshopped. He looks like a 70s Californian porn star

Funny that you should say that........didn't Bob Latchford once say that scoring for Everton was better than sex. He must have been doing it all wrong.......
Although tbh I wouldn't have a clue about scoring for Everton..........he could have been right.

 

[Joey66]

Notice the lower walls plus the rattle I had one - a lethal weapon nowadays plus I never got a toffee ever always a rugby scramble for one toffee that's outlawed now too. H&S my arsp........

 

[Joey66]

A typical pose for HK what a footballer he really was -

 

[Joey66]

No photoshopping here with the Latch looking like 007