Old Everton Pictures

[Joey66]

Maybe Dunlop was simply tyred.

most pictures I find of him the ball is flying past himlol

 

[T LEAFE]

Everton v Aston Villa 1976-77 league cup final-

Was in the Stretford end going mental when Mick scored. He seemed to have about 3 attempts before flinging himself in between about 5 Villa defenders. Nothing was going to get in his way
And then it all ended in tears again....

 

[edge]

Definitely not,3rd and 4th placed finishes,semi finals etc in a four year spell.

we need a decent keeper , would have won something with one in the nets.

 

[edge]

Was in the Stretford end going mental when Mick scored. He seemed to have about 3 attempts before flinging himself in between about 5 Villa defenders. Nothing was going to get in his way
And then it all ended in tears again....

didnt we get beat by the rs in the semi around the same time?

 

[allezlesbleus]

we need a decent keeper , would have won something with one in the nets.

And a bit of Peter Reid's grit....we were wee a bit soft.

 

[allezlesbleus]

Was in the Stretford end going mental when Mick scored. He seemed to have about 3 attempts before flinging himself in between about 5 Villa defenders. Nothing was going to get in his way
And then it all ended in tears again....

The picture of him celebrating a couple of seconds later is utterly brilliant. Made me want to cry he gave everything for the cause and played like the fan he was. What a contrast to the modern pro....... Sigh.

 

[Joey66]

Yep. 3rd and 4th place wasn't good enough in those days. Imagine us being 3rd or 4th now? Hugely successful in this era and given where we are right now. We'd all be buzzing!

Also the brand of football was there to see yes we got beat but we always attacked on our day in those days we could take anyone on!

 

[Joey66]

Labby and Bally in the England set up-

 

[T LEAFE]

didnt we get beat by the rs in the semi around the same time?

It was 2 weeks after the Villa defeat at Old Trafford that we got beat by the RS in the semi replay at Maine road.
Finishing mid table mediocrity under FS doesn’t feel too bad actually. No tears just jeers

 

[Joey66]

Soccer - FA Cup - Semi Final - Liverpool v Everton - Maine Road Referee Clive Thomas (Centre) disallows Everton substitute Bryan Hamilton's goal. The goal was disallowed for offside, and the match ended in a 2-2 draw.
The FUME of it all -

 

[Joey66]

Former Everton manager Gordon Lee with the best player he ever signed for the Blues, Graeme Sharp-

 

[T LEAFE]

Soccer - FA Cup - Semi Final - Liverpool v Everton - Maine Road Referee Clive Thomas (Centre) disallows Everton substitute Bryan Hamilton's goal. The goal was disallowed for offside, and the match ended in a 2-2 draw.
The FUME of it all -
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Bloody Thomas kept changing his mind between offside and handball
Bloody Hughes in background with his arm in the air as bloody usual

 

[Joey66]

Duncan McKenzie-

 

[Joey66]

Peter Reid of Everton, left, puts in a challenge on Bryan Robson of Manchester United during the home side’s 5-0 win at Goodison Park in 1984. -

 

[Joey66]