Old Everton Pictures

[Joey66]

David Fairclough?

yep sure is...

 

[Joey66]

I'm not even sure its Tommy Wright

Looked at it again, it might be Tommy Jackson and not Tommy Wright doing the leapfrog?

 

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Compare the prices of todays fashions mind you this clobber looks iffylol -

 

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Compare the prices of todays fashions mind you this clobber looks iffylol -
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Back of the lorry stuff that. John Bailey always up for a laugh.

 

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11th January 1975 Bob Latchford and Mark Wallington watch as Jim Pearson's effort enters the Leicester net -

 

[Joey66]

For @BigMick 26th October 1974 Gary Jones meets a back-header from Mick Lyons to score during a 1-1 draw at Burnley-

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

A game as a 12 year old stood on the Kop watching the Anfield road end full of Blues chant Champions all through the 2nd half at the pit and 5,000 blues fans in the Kop - will be in my memories forever we played them off the park that day -
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[Street end man]

Goodison park when I was a kid had a small "stadium" on the Bullens road side in the complex complete with smaller floodlights than our old pylons on the main ground. By the time I was old enough to go to the match it had gone.........I asked my dad at the time what it was for and he said they'd have training matches there, however I'm certain Bellefield was in use then, in fact I know it was. So with all the great nostalgia and pics and knowledge in this thread can anyone tell me what it was (or if I'm dreaming lol), and a long shot but any pics? Cheers lads.

 

[Joey66]

Goodison park when I was a kid had a small "stadium" on the Bullens road side in the complex complete with smaller floodlights than our old pylons on the main ground. By the time I was old enough to go to the match it had gone.........I asked my dad at the time what it was for and he said they'd have training matches there, however I'm certain Bellefield was in use then, in fact I know it was. So with all the great nostalgia and pics and knowledge in this thread can anyone tell me what it was (or if I'm dreaming lol), and a long shot but any pics? Cheers lads.

Never a stadium or training ground on the side or at the park end to my knowledge - in the old days there was a small gymnasium where the plays trained, pictures of Hickson and co have been posted on this thread with them training there and headed the ball about in bad weather that was under the old Gladwys street area stand... Bellefield was just off Queens Drive - Shankly used to walk his dog on the grass - Joe Royle asked him one day was he spying on the blues - no way he stated - nice to let my dog have a dump here thoughlol
Bill became a real regular at Belefield after his fall out with his beloved red lot...... advising a few of the blues players daily he also attended Goodison on matchday too cutting ties over the park completely......

 

[Street end man]

Never a stadium or training ground on the side or at the park end to my knowledge - in the old days there was a small gymnasium where the plays trained, pictures of Hickson and co have been posted on this thread with them training there and headed the ball about in bad weather that was under the old Gladwys street area stand... Bellefield was just off Queens Drive - Shankly used to walk his dog on the grass - Joe Royle asked him one day was he spying on the blues - no way he stated - nice to let my dog have a dump here thoughlol
Bill became a real regular at Belefield after his fall out with his beloved red lot...... advising a few of the blues players daily he also attended Goodison on matchday too cutting ties over the park completely......

Thanks Joey good info., there were floodlights there though Joey and it did look like a small "ground" to me. Never questioned it at the time as it was "just there". Been searching for a pic. but no joy. Cheers mate.