Old Everton Pictures

[Joey66]

Jimmy Harris features in today's throwback image from the late 1950s. I think that the opposition is Burnley. Great shot of the Bullens Road stand as the backdrop -
Jimmy was a prolific no 9 scorer for us -

 

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Happy 86th birthday to Mick 'Chick' Meagan - a loyal servant to the blues and a great full back my late father rated him highly with Alex Parker the master of the slide tackle -

 

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Big nev - even bigger now - world class keeper -

 

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Sitting on the grass with a bottle of bass singing ANDY IS OUR KING -

 

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A priceless bargain from Bolton FC -Reidy -

 

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Our greatest ever midfielder ? no question about it privlaged to see him in a blue shirt -or an amber one -

 

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Champions -

 

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Peter Eastoe sets off in celebration after scoring against Birmingham City at St Andrews 2nd May 1981 in a 1-1 draw -

 

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Duncan McKenzie runs through the mud at Goodison Park against Leicester City 12th February 1977 in a` 2-1 loss -

 

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1959 - Jimmy Harris warms up away from home name that ground?-

 

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[München Blue]

My f

Sitting on the grass with a bottle of bass singing ANDY IS OUR KING -
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Oh when he scores against them ending 7long years of hurt. I was in the enclosure, is that then?

 

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[tommytowne]

Bruce Rioch signs for Everton, with Billy Bingham-9th December 1976 -
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Him and Todd were signed in quick succession and in my opinion anyway, had reached their peak and we're on their way down. What I suppose I'm saying is their best was behind them.