Old Everton Pictures

[Joey66]

 

[Joey66]

 

[Joey66]

 

[Joey66]

 

[Joey66]

 

[Joey66]

 

[Joey66]

 

[bcblue1878]

Whos leaning on the post? far right?
it's not George Formbylol

Michael Peter (Mick) Bernard me thinks!

 

[Dario Terracotta]

Whos leaning on the post? far right?
it's not George Formbylol

Mick Bernard Joey?

 

[Joey66]

Mick Bernard Joey?

yep

 

[Dario Terracotta]

Billy Wright there,not the one who played for us

 

[degsy]

yes offside - NOT - then when we got the winner they never claimed for anything heads down etc , but a certain ref thought different two excuses for disallowing Bryan Hamilton's goal offside or handball= he was a fraud of a ref!
Clive cack house Thomas

Is right
Check the footage but when Hamilton put the ball in, there was, iirc, NO automatic rs arms in the air, they knew it was kosher.
2@s

 

[degsy]

The end of Bellefield -

What did they do with it in the end, sell it off for relative buttons to a developer?

 

[degsy]

Still got mine
Alex Parker got everybody to oversign genuine autographs to complement the printed ones on the pics inside.
Sandy Brown would take it in every season to get the autographs of all the new arrivals and emerging stars.

 

[mrb85]

25 January 1975 Mick Lyons slides the ball home at Plymouth, in front of 7,000 travelling fans, as Everton progress through the Fourth Round of the FA Cup-

We in fact took 12,000 that day. Had all one side of the ground, the biggest section of the stadium, plus many more in all other sections. Unbelievable. On the same day the RS had been drawn away at Ipswich -- and failed to sell out their allocated 7,000. The FA Cup was special in those days and none more so than for Everton fans.
The pre-match trouble was something to behold -- including police horses inside the pub I was in when trouble broke out, and then the walk through the main park to get to the ground.