Old Everton Pictures

[T LEAFE]

Another of my favourite memories.
It was a major result in our winning the league
God knows how the game went ahead. It took my dad ages driving there through the snow. Then we got hot air blown through our arses in the Bob Lord stand.
Somehow we managed to win. Then I recall the Jacksons ABC playing on the radio in the car after the game. I always associate that day with that song. Happy happy days

 

[T LEAFE]

Again a vital week that season. 2 wins over Spurs in a week

 

[alan ball]

 

[alan ball]

 

[Joey66]

One of the best performances I have seen from an Everton side

I was there too annihilated them......

 

[Joey66]

Another of my favourite memories.
It was a major result in our winning the league
God knows how the game went ahead. It took my dad ages driving there through the snow. Then we got hot air blown through our arses in the Bob Lord stand.
Somehow we managed to win. Then I recall the Jacksons ABC playing on the radio in the car after the game. I always associate that day with that song. Happy happy days

I was in the same stand that hot air was welcoming on your ice cold feet all the mod cons in the Bob Lord stand

 

[degsy]

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 -

There's a video of that showing Vernon in his pomp, Cruyff turn?...before Cruyff...slide rule pass perfectly weighted, that arrives though Alex's legs so 'all' he has to do was pass it past the keeper into the net

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...BMAB6BAgJEAU&usg=AOvVaw2jmVclaxc_8P__4gsjj6EL

 

[degsy]

...good point. I will say, though, that the pitches then were far more sympathetic than now. I appreciate it was often muddy, but there was give. The pitches now are like bowling greens but they are firm 1inch below the surface. Ligament injuries are lots to do with the pitches, just like the modern boot is lots to do with foot injuries.

Also, when you're winning injuries hurt less than when youre struggling...documented medical fact that

 

[degsy]

V chelsea 1970-

If the was no Everton that Chelsea side would've been the one I would pay to watch, some cracking players, proper school of science players...Osgood, Hudson, Cooke, and the unappreciated Houseman amongst others.

 

[summerisle]

Is a necktie a tie, if so, when did they stop being called neckties ?

 

[Joey66]

 

[Joey66]

 

[Joey66]

Our last trophy 1995-

 

[Joey66]

Big Nev -

 

[Joey66]

Billy Bremner of Leeds and Alan Ball of Everton battle for the ball during their match, October 1971 -