Wilf Dixon, Harry Catterick and the Everton Team, enjoying a pint of milk.
1966 Goodison Park...
Alanbileysfeathercut
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Look rs lurkers.Everton fans -at Burnden Park, Bolton 1968- My late father was probably in that lot......
Flags banners!
That era the Gladwys street was full of banners........ mainly with the GV on them........
The Reverand
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It's a semi final!!
Two giants of Merseyside football were born on this date: Tom "Pongo" Waring in 1906 and T.G. Jones in 1917. the nickname Pongo came from his extremely Warings sweaty socks in the dressing room.......
T G Jones was my hero in the 1940's after the war. Brilliant centre-half. When we played football in the street, at school, in Wally Hall Park, I was always 'Tommy Jones'.
1st April 1908-Everton FC v Chelsea FC at Goodison Park.
Warney Cresswell v Chelsea in the FA Cup January 1929 at Stamford Bridge.
My late father raved about TG the book the prince of centre halfs is a great read - a player way ahead of his time...
The master of the slide tackle - Bolton's Ray Parry is challenged by Everton's Alex Parker -
Alex Parker of Everton challenges Graham Lovett of West Brom. Keeper Albert Dunlop looks concerned -
right back........
Alex Parker and Alex Young arrive at BBC Radio Merseyside in 2008 -
25 August 1962 Although Roy Vernon's close range shot strikes Sheffield Wednesday keeper, Ron Springett, it carries enough power to cross the line for his second goal -
6 October 1962 Alex Young meets a defence splitting pass from Roy Vernon to net with a first time shot at Wolves and seal s 2-0 victory -
