Old Everton Pictures

[Joey66]

English League Division One match at Goodison Park. Everton 4 v Fulham 1. The win gave Everton the title on the last day of the season. Everton players celebrate on a lap of honour on the pitch at the end of the match. 6th April 1963 - No town tours in those days -

 

[Joey66]

1963 no Brian Harris so upset after we had signed Tony Kay -

 

[Joey66]

English League Division One match at Goodison Park. Everton 4 v Fulham 1. The win gave Everton the title on the last day of the season. Everton players, Dennis Stephens Derek Temple, Albert Dunlop, Alex Parker behind Brain Labone, Tony Kay, manager Harry Catterick, Alex Scott and Alex Young celebrate their title success. 6th April 1963. -

 

[The Trinity.]

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Superb team photo. I have this in a scrapbook. Loved that kit. As I've stated many times. Just great.......

 

[The Trinity.]

A great Badge to have -
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a superb badge......I envy you owning that badge. A collector's item imo.
All your badges are collectors items.....

 

[alan ball]

Police move on fans who are protesting about an England fix at the 1966 World Cup Semi-Final involving West Germany and the USSR. The England v Portugal Semi-Final was switched from Goodison Park to Wembley.

 

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[degsy]

Police move on fans who are protesting about an England fix at the 1966 World Cup Semi-Final involving West Germany and the USSR. The England v Portugal Semi-Final was switched from Goodison Park to Wembley.
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And so it was, they sold tickets under false pretenses

 

[TangerineToffee]

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Reckon that's the meeting at BR in the 70/71 season when Pool had come back up to div 1 after a couple seasons away. Graham Rowe was a half decent defender who could when required do a shift as a forward. I would have been in the seething mass on the Kop pictured here. Think it was 0-2 Blues. Straight back down unfortunately not to return for 40 years.

 

[TangerineToffee]

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That's Don Megson of course, whose son Gary went on to play football for Everton and manage Blackpool for one season in the late 1990s.

 

[mrb85]

The way we were